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[Ludwig Hügelschäfer]

Hi Patrick,

Patrick Brunschwig wrote on 09.06.2008 8:20 Uhr:
> Ludwig Hügelschäfer wrote:
>> Roy Smith wrote on 07.06.2008 15:50 Uhr:
> 
>>> If you have Thunderbird strip the HTML by going to View - Message Body
>>> As - Plain Text, it works perfectly.
>> Yes, I know. But that's for experts on the receiver side... Disabling
> 
> Not really ... it's what you get if you use the OpenPGP wizard.

I've missed this part. I really have to test it!

>> HTML on the sending side - either within TB or by not using a webmail
>> which inherently send a HTML part - is one of the first steps to learn
>> when using the OpenPGP system. It's just polite to make the receiver the
>> least effort. "Be liberal in what you accept and be conservative in what
>> you send" has always been a good guide in the net.
> 
> Unfortunately not everyone can do that, especially if you use web mail.

I stand corrected. Didn't know about the webmail extension, thanks for
the pointer, Lester!

Ludwig

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