MailMate renders HTML mails as HTML
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benny
- State changed from new to accepted
I agree with the feature description.
Option 2 and 3 probably needs a heuristic to determine when a plain text
section essentially only contains a comment about no text part being
available (typically with a link to a webpage).Option 3 is also the tricky one and will require some work, but I guess
option 2 would handle most cases.There is an experimental mode. I don't think that it always works as
expected when body parts are organized in certain ways, but you can try
it if you like. Quit MailMate, go to Terminal and paste:defaults write com.freron.MailMate MmPreferPlainText -bool YESTo disable it again:
defaults remove com.freron.MailMate MmPreferPlainTextYou are welcome to add comments to this thread on the behavior of the
above. Then it can be improved to become a GUI-worthy option.[state:accepted]
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Erik M-H
Benny, thanks for this workaround. I'm trying out MailMate and so far my only real complaint has been that it didn't prefer plain text.
Spot-checking a half-dozen messages shows the hidden preference seems to work exactly as expected and hoped.
Thanks to John for the pointer to View > Next Alternative, which now lets me view HTML-formatted messages in those occasional situations where it makes more sense.
MailMate looks great, Benny -- I'm very impressed so far.
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benny
Thanks. I'm glad you like it.
It is a hidden preference because it can fail to show the correct body
part. I think an example is an email constructed as follows:multipart/related multipart/alternative text/plain text/html image/png image/png -
benny
- State changed from accepted to fixreleased
This has been an option in the Viewer preferences pane for some time now.
(Option 3 in the original request is not supported.)
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