Jonathan Protzenko

Hi, Yes, I see what you mean. I borrowed the autocomplete plugin from somewhere else. I retrospect, it was a bad choice and I should've written mine, it would've been...

I've been reviewing alternative choices for the selection; http://ivaynberg.github.io/select2/ looks fairly promising. It probably needs some integration work but it looks well-designed enough that I could integrate it into the...

Yes... this is probably minor to fix, though. Right now, the draft is saved on the "blur" event, and probably we just need to save it on a "input" event.

You submitted this issue twice, I'm closing this one and replying on the other one.

Ok, closed the wrong one. This is not a matter of deciding that the user shouldn't quote, it's just that I have to add support for it in the Thunderbird...

Oh and I have to implement this twice, once for the classic "reply" button, and once more for the quick reply.

Note to self: http://mxr.mozilla.org/comm-central/source/mailnews/compose/src/nsMsgComposeService.cpp#466 The code for this is hardcoded in Thunderbird to look for a selection inside the original message reader, not anywhere else...

The best way to achieve that might to simply make the ID of the element that's supposed to hold the selection a pref...

Note to self: even if we were to redirect the C++ code towards the `multimessage` for getting the selection, this wouldn't work, as we need to poke into the inner...

Hi, David is now working for Google. We discussed the matter at the time he was still working on Thunderbird, and the easiest solution may just be to have a...