[sdiy] Those AS33xx chips again...

[Roman Sowa]

To solve the mystery before it will become the meaning of life to some:

That email was sent from web browser application of the email provider, 
and I have absolutely no controll of how they format it, or add 
something you don't like. Recently they changed a lot, but I use this 
email for almost 20 years now and it's better that I stay there.
I use it at home.

Now this reply I'm writing now is created with Thunderbird. I use it at 
work.
If you be so kind, please analyze the source code if this one is OK with 
you.

Roman

W dniu 2017-12-01 o 11:39, Florian Anwander pisze:
>>
> If you check the source code of Romans original mail, you will find, 
> that he did send his mail multipart/alternative: text and(!) html. Both 
> parts contain the same content, but it depends on the settings of your 
> mail-client, which one you will get displayed. Andre uses a text-based 
> mail-client.
> 
> The HTML-part of Romans mail provides correct linebreaks. The text part 
> or Romans mail is missing the line breaks - no idea how he achieved it, 
> but it looks like it is owed to Romans mail-client software.
> 
> Florian
>