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Tuta is an email service with a strong focus on security and privacy that lets you encrypt emails, contacts and calendar entries on all your devices.
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Add real plaintext mode #1588

Open vitoreiji opened 4 years ago

vitoreiji commented 4 years ago

Currently all emails are composed as HTML, the Plaintext user setting does:

It would be nice to be able to compose emails in true plaintext and send for internal users as well.

vitoreiji commented 4 years ago

Related: #1583 #1559

bedhub commented 4 years ago

We should find a solution to handle blockquotes #1599

teburd commented 4 years ago

Yes please, I would love to see real plaintext email editing not mangle quoted text!

temporaryrespite commented 4 years ago

Currently all emails are composed as HTML, the Plaintext user setting does:

  • remove all formatting when saving the draft / sending the email

It should say: "DOES NOT remove all formatting when saving the draft / sending the email"

I can copy/paste text from webpages and the formatting remained and can still be seen in the email in the Sent folder.

Tutanota v3.66.5

vitoreiji commented 4 years ago

@temporaryrespite you're right, we changed this behavior in a recent change.

johnbotris commented 3 years ago

We should revisit this. Plaintext mode should include stripping formatting when pasting, without having to type Ctrl+Shift+V

t-900-a commented 3 years ago

Many reasons to include a plaintext mode. https://useplaintext.email/#why-plaintext

dominic-p commented 3 years ago

Just clarifying, is viewing received messages as plain text in scope for this issue? It was mentioned in this reddit thread, but this issue seems geared more towards sending/composing in plain text.

charlag commented 3 years ago

Just clarifying, is viewing received messages as plain text in scope for this issue? It was mentioned in this readdit thread, but this issue seems geared more towards sending/composing in plain text.

We will need to take care of not accidentally interpreting them as HTML, yes.

dominic-p commented 2 years ago

I put together a simple bookmarklet to toggle a poor man's "plain text mode" on the current email. I thought I would share in case it's helpful to anyone while this is in progress.

leogallego commented 2 years ago

Just clarifying, is viewing received messages as plain text in scope for this issue? It was mentioned in this readdit thread, but this issue seems geared more towards sending/composing in plain text.

We will need to take care of not accidentally interpreting them as HTML, yes.

@charlag Is there an issue to track the "View received emails in plain text mode" or should we create one? Having an issue would allow other people to show their support as well tracking progress.

gmejzej commented 1 year ago

Is this bug about giving users a Plain Text viewing option? Hasn't this been implemented?

JurgenCruz commented 1 year ago

I have a question but not sure if I should make a separate Issue for this. This is my use case:

I prefer having HTML formatting by default for my emails, but there are some mailing lists (Linux mailing lists in particular) that need any emails sent to them to be in plain/text; which require me to go and change the global setting to plain/text each time I need to send an email to those addresses and then turn it back to HTML.

I would prefer to have a "per email" option to send that specific email as plain text.

withoutgettingwet commented 3 months ago

Since this has been open a long time without much movement, I'd like to request this as well. I was just attempting to sign up for a mailing list, but they've disabled signing up online. Instead, I have to sign up by sending a plain-text email with a token in the body. I didn't even realize this would be a problem until I got an email from the mailer daemon (redactions my own):

[recipient] said: 550-Mailing lists do not accept HTML mail. See 550 [removed hyperlink] (in reply to end of DATA command)

ballo commented 1 month ago

May mailing lists ban html. I need to find a different provider