New features
- More compact To/Cc/Bcc items in the message source, supports quoted text (ASCII only), Q-encoding or B-encoding, tries all and chooses the shortest one to create the shortest possible message size. Previously it has always used Q-encoding which caused unnecessarily long email address lines when using international (UTF-8 encoded) characters.
Bug fixes
- Extra space in the “To” column is now condensed.
- Fixed a decoding bug where Q-encoded or B-encoded email address with a comma or a quote in the name portion would not be interpreted as single email address item but as multiple emails or it would drop quotes from the name portion.
Notes on the new support for pasting comma separated list of email addresses:
Pasting comma separated list of email addresses. |
The comma-separated list will be automatically converted into multiple items after you paste them and move to another field. This was actually implemented to fix issues related with the new feature in 3.2.75 (more compact To/Cc/Bcc) but it still counts as a new feature.
Supported formats (examples) are:
Example 1: email@example.com
Example 2: <email@example.com>
Example 3: name <email@example.com>
Example 4: name1 name2 <email@example.com> (arbitrarily long name portion is possible)
Example 5: "name1 name2" <email@example.com>
Example 6: "name2, name1" <email@example.com>
Example 7: "name1 \"name2\" name3" <email@example.com>
International and special characters are supported in the name portion.
If your name portion contains comma the name portion must be enclosed in quotes (as in the Example 6).
If your name portion contains quotes, they must be escaped (prefixed) with the backslash ("\") character and also enclosed in quotes (as in the Example 7).
Items must be separated by comma e.g.
name1 <email1@example.com>, name2 <email2@example.com>, name3 <email3@example.com>
It is also possible to right click a name in the preview pane header, choose "Copy" from the popup menu and paste into message editor. It will be properly recognized (as it is basically just one of the formats above).