Subject:
lines https://www.uninformativ.de/git/jenny/commit/faa3046c007e48f279fc0bb1beb4806a41947da8.html
Subject:
lines https://www.uninformativ.de/git/jenny/commit/faa3046c007e48f279fc0bb1beb4806a41947da8.html
Subject:
lines https://www.uninformativ.de/git/jenny/commit/faa3046c007e48f279fc0bb1beb4806a41947da8.html
Super awesome! Running the latest now.
> Funny, I’m so used to seeing these tags, it’s almost a bit confusing now that they’re “missing”.
They are all gone from *yarnd* as well (even from the twt body!). So much cleaner!
I kept the original twt in the mail body, because I wanted to actually see that original twt. (And in early versions, this was very important, so I could manually copy conversation hash tags and/or mentions. 😅) I don’t just want to see “@lyse”, I want to see the URL as well. On the other hand, I don’t need this *all the time*. Hm.
Yeah, dunno. I’m not 100% happy with this either. I’ll put it on the TODO list. 👌
I kept the original twt in the mail body, because I wanted to actually see that original twt. (And in early versions, this was very important, so I could manually copy conversation hash tags and/or mentions. 😅) I don’t just want to see “@lyse”, I want to see the URL as well. On the other hand, I don’t need this *all the time*. Hm.
Yeah, dunno. I’m not 100% happy with this either. I’ll put it on the TODO list. 👌
I kept the original twt in the mail body, because I wanted to actually see that original twt. (And in early versions, this was very important, so I could manually copy conversation hash tags and/or mentions. 😅) I don’t just want to see “@lyse”, I want to see the URL as well. On the other hand, I don’t need this *all the time*. Hm.
Yeah, dunno. I’m not 100% happy with this either. I’ll put it on the TODO list. 👌
> I don’t just want to see “@lyse”, I want to see the URL as well
I agree on that. I was only referring to the hash. Having it on body is superfluous, and just adds unneeded noise.
I truly love where *jenny* is headed!
> The subject is the message-id, so, why not?
The subject (hash, in case my naming is wrong) is in the
in-reply-to
header.
yarnd
this is how things are done. even the cache is just a presentation intermediary 😆
yarnd
this is how things are done. even the cache is just a presentation intermediary 😆