Adam Porter

I don't use MacOS, so I can't help you myself, and I don't think this package has very many users, anyway, so I wouldn't count on anyone else chiming in...

Hi Andrey, I've tried to do something like this in the past, but it was complicated, and it felt jarring to the user for the header line to appear and...

Thanks, that video helps a lot. It looks pretty good with the pixel-scrolling (which I don't generally use myself). Yeah, it would need to only affect the window displaying the...

Hm, I hadn't seen that before. Well, it might not be too hard to implement, actually. We could probably override the `shr` function for the `span` tag and then apply...

@vizs That looks like a good start, thanks. BTW, I'm not sure what you mean about plain-text bodies. All I know is what is shown in the spec.

@vizs I see, thanks. IMO we should strictly adhere to the spec here, and any clients that don't follow it are sending spoilers at their own risk. :)

IIUC even Element is "inconveniencing plain text body users," right? It's hard enough to support the many features of the spec without also having to support pre-spec, proposed/experimental behaviors too....

> > IIUC even Element is "inconveniencing plain text body users," right? > > Yes, that is the case. A lot of times, you lose out when you use plain...

> I worked more on rendering spoilers in plain text bodies---falling back to search-and-replace when the plain text body does not include the spoiler as a MD link. This seems...

> > I'm still not sure what the best course of action is with regard to the rich replies. I guess it should be gated behind an option. > >...