Well, I've switched back to using Emacs Gnus to read my personal
email at home. The reason I switched away before was that W3 was
pretty bad at rendering HTML mail. Over the past few weeks, I've
looked at the mail I'm getting at home, and by and large I get alot of
plain text email. Even the email I get that is HTML, the bulk of it
is plain text embedded in light formatting. Further, I subscribe to
some mailing lists, and reading those things are much better in Gnus
where they are appropriately threaded.
So far, the only HTML email I miss out on is Netflix. W3 renders
it readable, but I can't just click and rate the movie I just watched
any more. Oh well.
What I'd like to find is a way (and I'm sure there is probably
something out there) to view HTML email in a browser. To launch it in
Mozilla. Probably just require some digging.
8:28:28 AM 
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