I assume we did our standard MUA tests and found lowercase is decoded. A quick check now shows it is decoded on:
Mutt Exchange (webmail) Apple Mail Since Exchange does it, I assume OE and O will do it too. I don't have access to a box with those installed right now though. I do and it does. I also remember the initial discussions on this change, and at the time quite a number of clients were found that would decode qp regardless of case. > No more than that. I believe that is correct, yes. And that's as far as we go in 3.0 (if I replace the = with =3D): http://penistone=2eopoloveok=2ecom/3/ This bothers me. As best I recall reading the discussions, it turned out that a number of clients would recursively resolve qp until it couldn't be done anymore, then use the result. Perhaps though I'm misremembering and it was only browsers that would do this and not MUAs. In any case, I believe qp is relatively immaterial in the case in hand. The original test was to catch asian spammer domains that put an equal sign in the middle of the domain name. This is something that comes and goes as sort of a fad. Loren
