On 29.03.15 20:11, Phil Stracchino wrote: > On 03/29/15 12:44, Mike Acker wrote: >> I think we need to re-think this protocol question: if the user >> selects either (a PGP Signature or PGP Encryption or both) and (the >> message is in HTML format) then the user needs to use PGP/MIME and >> that should be the automatic default. certainly OK to have a >> switch to change the message to plain-text and shift to PGP/Inline >> but at this point I think most eMail messages are written in HTML. > > Indeed, the world has dragged us all kicking and screaming to HTML > mail whether we want it or not. I am not convinced that it's an > overall improvement. (Though I would be less dubious if it were not > so frequently used to either spam us or track us.)
Well, we're not forced to write in HTML when using PGP/MIME :-) Thunderbird doesn't even force us to read HTML, even when it's sent :-) Ludwig
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