On Fri, 2012-06-01 at 16:49 +0200, Daniel Vratil wrote: > If you have any special wish (I bet Andre will come with many feature requests > from bugzilla :P ) you'd like to have in the new composer, please share them > now. Regarding features, I want to make exact copy of GtkHTMLEditor and only > fix the most annoying GtkHTML issues, all crazy ideas will be deferred for 3.8 > :) Fixing some of the brokenness of the To/Cc/Bcc headers in the composer would be wonderful. Try this in the current composer: 1. Paste or enter this address into the To: header, exactly as follows: Woodhouse, David <David Woodhouse intel com> 2. Click somewhere *outside* the To: header entry box. 3. "Realise" that the name is stupidly backwards and contains a stupid comma that shouldn't be in an RFC5322 display-name. (Yay Exchange) 4. Go back to the To: header entry, and put quotes around the display-name so it looks like "Woodhouse, David" <David Woodhouse intel com> 5. Click somewhere outside the entry, again. 6. Watch the address magically transform itself to nonsense: "Woodhouse, David" <David woodhouse intel com>, David <David woodhouse intel com> In the past when our message *display* also gratuitously screwed with display-names to *remove* the quotes which were necessary to make them correct, this used to happen quite a lot when addresses were cut and pasted. We should also be able to send a mail with the following headers: To: Some people I want to invite to my party : ; Bcc: foo bar com Currently I get an SMTP error when I try that, because it treats the group in the To: header as a single address, and submits it in RCPT TO:<Some people... party : ;> -- dwmw2
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