Paul F. wrote: > as an aside, i actually think "the sender's ranking" is a highly > overrated, and possibly even obsolete concept these days, RFCs > notwithstanding.
I'm not sure about that. My phone seems to handle it (multipart/alternative) nicely. On the other hand, I have been getting emails with text/html and text/plain in a multipart/related. But those two text parts appear to be just different representations of the same content, so they really should be in a multipart/alternative. I had been thinking that these are mistakes. But now I wonder if that's the sender's way of punting the choice to the recipient. mhshow shows both, which is a bit annoying. Could we do better by default? I've been relying on -type text/html, which is OK. My phone shows the first inline and makes the others available as attachments, even if they all have inline disposition. That doesn't seem right. David _______________________________________________ Nmh-workers mailing list [email protected] https://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/nmh-workers
