Ben Bucksch wrote:
> Warren Bell wrote:
>
>>Since every bug I file is getting closed becuase it's "invalid" I need
>>
> I only closed the last one as inavlid, because you reported it as bug
> (like you do in the next line, while in fact it isn't at all.
>
> It helps your bug, if you
> - know and state what exactly happens (and preferably why it happens)
I did that.
> - state what exactly you want
>
Did that also.
>>It disables HTML style lines but messes up the quoting.
>>
> No, Mozilla doesn't mess up the quotes. It shows them as they are sent.
> Which is exactly what you asked Mozilla to do.
>
No, what I asked mozilla to do was let me send and view in plain text.
That's all I want. No HTML lines or strange ways of quoting. Just let
me have plain text that works like NS4.
>>I don't want HTML style lines, but I do want quoting to be uniform. Can
>>it be done in mozilla?
>>
> Yes, it can, theoretically.
>
>>If not, how can I file a bug on this that will
>>allow it to be fixed?
>>
> It will work magically, when
> - you re-enable "HTML-style quoting" in your prefs
> - bug 88988 is fixed
> - you add an approiate line to your userContent.css
>
> But bug 88988 is unlikely to be fixed in the near future.
>
magically? Cute. Nothing in mozilla seems to happen magically. You
would think mozilla would get plain text working right first without the
fancy stuff. It's suppose to be a standards complient browser but it
won't even display plain text mail the same standard way most other mail
clients do, including OE for god sakes..
Maybe you should think about sticking your nose in some code somewhere
and letting someone with a less snyde attitude help out in with user
questions. The ego attitude gets old after a while..
I'll just stop trying to help out and wait for a final version. It's
not worth the trouble.
