barney wrote:
> Pratik wrote:
>
>
>>I have no objection if the Mozilla team were to decide to ship Composer
>>as a separate product but since Mail/News compose relies heavily on
>>Composer (as far as I can gather from people's posts), I don't see much
>>of a gain in terms of download size.
>>
>
>
> I'm still not sure how the topic changed to discussing the HTML editor,
> since this thread was supposedly about issues with textareas and the
> plain-text mail composer, which I believe is unrelated to the HTML composer.
>
Here's my limited knowledge of the stuff.
- text areas are different from Mail/News Compose
- Mail/News compose makes use of Composer whether or not you are typing
an HTML mail. I think that even if you say that you don't want to
compose html mails from an account, it will still use the Composer
backend to type mails.
I don't think there's any such thing as a plaint-text mail composer. If
there is, tell me I'm wrong.
Hence talks about mail/news compose turned into HTML Composer
- Pratik.
