> Mozilla punishes me for setting plain text as my default mail format.  I just
> installed the latest Mozilla hoping it would fix this, and it didn't.
> 
> If you set the preference to compose e-mail in plain text, you have to 
> reconfigure to compose that occasional HTML message.  This is because they
> take away the Options > Format menu choice, which under that circumstance
> should offer HTML as an option at the single-message level -- an option I
> should be able to set as an exception since normally I use plain text.
> 
> The auto-detect feature is cool, but I don't want to create an HTML message
> just by mistakenly hitting Ctrl-B or something.  There should be a mode in
> which HTML is available at any time, but with the "safety" firmly engaged
> until I release it.  I use Outlook all day at work, with plain text as my
> default.  I tend even to switch to plain text when replying to rich text
> messages, but Outlook gives me the option of switching *either* way.  It gags
> me to say Outlook is better than Mozilla in any respect, but well, there you
> go.
> 
> The flaw here is that Mozilla interprets turning off the HTML default as 
> "Deny any knowledge of HTML until I reconfigure".  They should have that, but
> as a separate option.
> 
> I think there is some sort of geeky monastic hair-shirt schtick in play here:
> we are smart enough to implement rich text, yet strong enough to never use
> it.     ;-)

You could always post a request on their site in regards to this.  I personally 
despise HTML based email and so Mozilla completely strips the code from any mail 
I receive or respond to :)
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