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Resolved Roundcube webmail : How to set 'keep formatting' as enabled by default when composing [unsupported by Roundcube]

anuanu

New Pleskian
Server operating system version
Ubuntu 22
Plesk version and microupdate number
Obsidian
Hello there,

The email sent by Roundcube webmail messes up the formatting of the content for the recipient unless 'Keep formatting' is manually enabled for each email. This is a big pain as one has to remember to enable it for every mail .
Is there a way to set it to be enabled by default ? Attaching a snapshot of the options containing the 'keep formatting' that show up while composing, for reference.

Thanks!
 

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Thanks Peter!

This sucks, may be using Roundcube mail with a desktop application/client like thunderbird (didn't try yet) will not have this limitation.
 
You can use all kinds of mail clients with a mailbox concurrently. Normally professional clients like Thunderbird are a much better base for email processing than browser based clients anyway.
 
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