Re: Thunderbird just became a multi-process application

On Sat, 30 Jan 2021 at 14:56:18, "J. P. Gilliver (John)" 
<[email protected]> wrote (my responses usually follow points raised):
>On Sat, 30 Jan 2021 at 09:11:02, Wolf K <[email protected]> wrote 
>(my responses usually follow points raised):
>>On 2021-01-30 06:44, J. P. Gilliver (John) wrote:
>[]
>>>  And, if the point was that the important part of the message was in 
>>>HTML, whether you can see it has nothing to do with Thunderbird; many 
>>>news/email clients can display HTML - certainly I suspect any created 
>>>or  updated in the last decade; the one I'm using ceased development 
>>>in  2007, and even that can interpret HTML formatting (though not 
>>>scripts or  online content).
>>
>>That last inability is a feature. :-)
>>
>Oh yes! I can quite safely look at the plain text or HTML parts of 
>emails. [Which has been quite useful in the last few years, because 
>some companies are totally aware that they are _sending_ two-part

unaware, of course, I meant

>emails - and in some cases they contain entirely different content. Not 
>just something dumb and insulting in the text part - such as "we tried 
>to send HTML (pictures and text) but couldn't, click here to read as 
>webpage", but sometimes completely wrong. One company - I think it was 
>FindMyPast, a genealogy company - sent newsletters, in which the plain 
>text part froze for many months - I was wondering why they were telling 
>me about special offers with only a day to run, or eventually, that had 
>already expired.]
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