I checked the "stable" repo by searching for Claws and there is lots of plugins and things for Claws. I see the - Papirus icon theme, but not the program / mail themes.
https://github.com/PapirusDevelopmentTe ... mail-theme
Email programs with MX Linux 17.1 and Linux in General
Re: Email programs with MX Linux 17.1 and Linux in General
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Re: Email programs with MX Linux 17.1 and Linux in General
You shall better use latest claws-mail 3.17.1 from mx-test-repo by installing from within MX Package Installer (MXPI).KernSpy wrote: ↑Sun Oct 14, 2018 8:37 pm I checked the "stable" repo by searching for Claws and there is lots of plugins and things for Claws. I see the - Papirus icon theme, but not the program / mail themes.
https://github.com/PapirusDevelopmentTe ... mail-theme
Well, and if you feel something is missing, post a request within package request forum Package Requests/Status - MX 17 and describing your desire, nicely
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Re: Email programs with MX Linux 17.1 and Linux in General
+1 It would be a nice improvement. (even as a claws-mail option)nathan2423 wrote: ↑Sun Oct 14, 2018 6:41 pm Seems like it would be easily possible to allow basic html formatting commands (bold, underline, italics) while prohibiting automatic loading of external links, much like for example this forum software does. Without that ability they are limiting outgoing emails to little more than the equivalent of long text messages.
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Re: Email programs with MX Linux 17.1 and Linux in General
Same here, plus nice addon Allow HTML Tempnathan2423 wrote: ↑Sun Oct 14, 2018 9:24 am ...
For those I support, I intentionally disable html-feature e.g. in thundebird, including remote "sniffing" content.
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Sometimes i have to read only important mails in html.
After click on Allow html temp you see html (simple or original)
Switching to next mail, plain text is activated again, so you can`t forget to switch back to plain text!
There are ore more options to define orig. html view. Simple html showed me up to now all information i need, nearly plain.
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Re: Email programs with MX Linux 17.1 and Linux in General
Claws has the Dillo plugin so one can see html messages. Check it out:The Bat!'s internal viewer supports HTML 4.0 and CSS v2.0 formatting, but ignores scripts and executable code preventing viruses from launching.
You mean at the top like thisYes but I mean at the top level (as a policy) into the first page.
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Yes, but Into the top level "What is it" item (it's the first item, and often the only one that people like me read in a first step, and the "Features" item too)
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FWIW... I have gone back to T'bird. Now that Mozilla is out of the picture, the product seems much better.
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Re: Email programs with MX Linux 17.1 and Linux in General
Exactly how I feel. I'm a Seamonkey user for the very same reason. Thousands fewer lines of code and still does everything Firehog does, plus a Thunderbird-ish e-mail client.Now that Mozilla is out of the picture, the product seems much better.