> Am I the only that find this strange? > No other comments? E-mail is all about "forgery" -- or, if you will, flexibility -- despite how frustrating this is from an accountability standpoint. It's commonplace for non-web-based MUAs to allow you to change your Reply-To, so why should webmail be any different? If you don't like it, you can remove the form field from the templates (although a crafted POST could still set the value).
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