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The specification for [mailto URIs](https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6068) is clear. The body parameter is plain text. Every app that interprets text like `` in the body parameter as HTML tag is buggy and...

> Looks like all these extras are actually documented to work with ACTION_SENDTO, though, here: https://developer.android.com/guide/components/intents-common#Email I don't consider that page to be part of the API documentation. It's just...

The [documentation for ACTION_SENDTO](https://developer.android.com/reference/kotlin/android/content/Intent#action_sendto) does not contain information about any extras. You can of course follow the approach in the link you posted. But you'd be gambling that all the...

You could do some compatibility testing. I'd say the chances are pretty high that most email apps support `ACTION_SENDTO` with the email extras. But I wouldn't bet on the documentation...

There is a limit to how much data can go into an Intent to start an app. But if you exceed the limit you'll probably get a `TransactionTooLargeException`. You should...

It doesn't feel like a big issue. You'd have to go out of your way to use that method instead of the one on `EmailIntentBuilder`. And then the IDE would...

`to` from the stdlib is an extension function. Extension functions don't override existing methods. So the library's `to` method will be called (unless you provide an unsupported type as argument,...

This is not something that is supported with `mailto:` URIs. If you want to use that feature the only option I know of is the generic share intent `ACTION_SEND`. But...

:+1: Will do. I keep forgetting that not all people are as excited about email as I am and hence don't know about all the little details :)

I think a better approach would be to use an auto-incrementing INTEGER column to uniquely identify a session in the database. This will keep the app simple in situations where...