Re: Icedove+Gmail IMAP: crashing when reading message

Raj Kiran Grandhi wrote:

Still having to manually delete the "To:" address after hitting
"Reply-to-all" though.


Try knode instead of icedove. It has better support for mailing lists. In
particular, you can have a shortcut to reply to a post and it gets sent to
the mailing list automatically.

hth
raju
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