Cassidy James Blaede

Yeah I'm not terribly torn either way. Popping into a new window would let us keep the conversation in the main window, which could be handy for reference if the...

Since we don't currently handle forward prefixes, let's keep this issue focused on the `Re: RE:` problem.

Gmail appears to try to intelligently change the contents, but frequently breaks with images. I recall macOS also tries to do something smart, but I'm not sure. The problem I...

From what I can find (and confirming on a Mac), macOS Mail doesn't do anything for rich emails like this, and I guess it would be up to the sender...

@dar5hak the more I think about it, trying to inject/modify styles for rich email is probably a bad idea; just like the web browser doesn't inject styles to make web...

And a note for implementation, I believe we want it to be "unseen" or "new" mail, not just "unread," right? Like if you have 1,000 unread emails but open that...

@casasfernando I was mostly noting how I believe Geary worked, so we'd be carrying that behavior forward. As far as the HIG says, >Its purpose is to inform the user...

@marbetschar I'm in favor of an AlertView here or something, but I want to double-check, is this sometimes blank when there are just no mails fetched, but we're expecting to...

To be less cheeky, we could do an AlertView as simple as: >:heavy_check_mark: **No Messages** >If you’re expecting something, try fetching new messages.

@vertexian following the elementary HIG would imply autosaving _at least_ on close, if not at regular intervals/when things change (like Code). I don't think we'd want/need an actual save action...