There are now 7 (and growing) X-ExtEditorR- headers. They take quite some space.
From: John Smith <foo@example.com>
To:
Cc:
Bcc:
Reply-To:
Subject:
X-ExtEditorR-Priority: normal
X-ExtEditorR-Delivery-Format: [auto]
X-ExtEditorR-Attach-vCard: [false]
X-ExtEditorR-Delivery-Status-Notification: false
X-ExtEditorR-Return-Receipt: false
X-ExtEditorR-Send-On-Exit: false
X-ExtEditorR-Allow-X-Headers: false
We can have a meta X-ExtEditorR header to remedy:
From: John Smith <foo@example.com>
To:
Cc:
Bcc:
Reply-To:
Subject:
X-ExtEditorR: Priority: normal, Delivery-Format: [auto]
X-ExtEditorR: Return-Receipt: false , Delivery-Status-Notification: false
X-ExtEditorR: Attach-vCard: [false], Send-On-Exit: false
X-ExtEditorR: Allow-X-Headers: false
The alignment would be quite annoying to implement, and it's gonna be messy anyway when a user edits them. So still thinking if this is actually worthwhile.
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There are now 7 (and growing)
X-ExtEditorR-headers. They take quite some space.We can have a meta
X-ExtEditorRheader to remedy:The alignment would be quite annoying to implement, and it's gonna be messy anyway when a user edits them. So still thinking if this is actually worthwhile.