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Hi!

On Thursday 10 July 2003 08:01, Casey Allen Shobe wrote:
> Well, we all know that HTML email is evil.  However, some senders
> (like your electric company's bill-sending address) refuse to send in
> text-only mode by any method, so viewing the email in HTML mode is a
> necessity (or for others, perhaps just a preference).  A friend of
> mine, for instance, dislikes most HTML email (especially spam), but
> prefers to read his livejournal notifications in HTML mode so that
> they can include inline pictures and formatting.
>
> I would propose the addition of the ability to add a filter rule to
> set a message to display in HTML mode, thus, particular senders could
> have their email shown in HTML mode, with everyone else defaulting
> into text mode with the one-time option to view HTML.

I see two possibilities to implement this:
a) Add a Show As HTML status flag. Then the user could decide per=20
message whether it should be rendered as HTML. (cf.=20
http://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=3D56950)
b) For messages from trusted senders HTML is enabled (AFAIK there's=20
another wish for this but I don't find it).

What do you think? I'm undecided towards a) and I think b) would be a=20
good idea.

Regards,
Ingo

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