Ken Whiton:
>The developers were discussing which strings to add to the list of
>headers TB would recognize as User-Agent equivalents. One that I
>remember that they added to the list was X-Newsreader.
Now you have made me curious enough to look into the source.
hafi@i5_64 ~/hg-moz $ grep -ri --exclude-dir .hg x-newsreader src/
src/mailnews/mime/public/nsMailHeaders.h:#define HEADER_X_NEWSREADER
"X-Newsreader"
src/mailnews/mime/emitters/nsMimeHtmlEmitter.cpp:
PL_strcasecmp("x-newsreader", headerInfo->name) &&
PL_strcasecmp("x-mimeole", headerInfo->name) &&
src/suite/mailnews/msgHdrViewOverlay.js: // If we have an
x-mailer, x-mimeole, or x-newsreader string,
src/mail/base/content/msgHdrViewOverlay.js: // If we have an
x-mailer, x-mimeole, or x-newsreader string,
First time i see x-mimeole. It is not part of nsMailHeaders.h. Perhaps
something related to Win.
Hartmut
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