On 3/18/2002 1:32 PM, Ben Bucksch wrote: >Pratik wrote: > >>It happens for <b>, <i> and <u>. They get converted to *bold*, >>/italic/, and _underline_. >> > >Oh, you don't want them *at all*? That's an entirely different thing. A >hidden pref could do that. >
To make it a little clear, I don't want Mozilla to send formatted text (by adding */_) when I've explicity said 'Send in Plain text'. >>Why should the HTML to text converter bother about adding */_ in the >>first place? >> > >Because we write them manually, too. And users are unaware of the HTML >questions. Not adding anything is potential data loss, because the bold >/ italics might be important to interpret the msg. > Well, if the user wanted text to be interpreted as bold, then he would send HTML mail or put ** himself. Why should Mozilla do it for the user? Do you think I should file a bug for this? Pratik.
