Is this the place to bring up the issue of the defective HTML composer in the Mail program? Seamonkey 1x and Mozilla Suite and Netscape always handled selected default fonts solidly. SeaMonkey 2x adopted the Thunderbird trunk and now has a defective composer that reverts to variable width small fonts at the slightest perturbation of the type stream. Thunderbird made this error sometime after creating the ToolKit code that cannot interact with the better code from the old SeaMonkey. Everyone says it's tough to go back and fix the problem, but I wonder how many iterations have come and gone in the meantime. How did this make it out of Beta? Is it really so hard to fix? Is there any plan to put the CSS code in place eventually so that we have a modern Mail program to be proud of? This defect is quite jarring to those of us coming to it from SeaMonkey. Get used to it is not a nice suggestion. I have already aired this elsewhere on Mozillazine forums to the point of arousing hostility from moderators. So far, no one responsible for writing the code and responsible for adopting Thunderbird for SeaMonkey code has come forward with their perspective on the matter. There are many things better than the old 1x, besides the easier ToolKit code for developers. The crash recovery is admirable, for instance. But this font silliness is just a killer of some of us. Many gave up quietly and went elsewhere... _______________________________________________ support-seamonkey mailing list [email protected] https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
