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I’m pretty sure that’s a Gmail feature, not every email will support it
by superb_dev 10mo ago
I’m pretty sure that’s a Gmail feature, not every email will support it
- BobbyTables2 10mo agoIt’s actually a standard feature of the email RFCs, not Gmail. Nowadays too many sites overzealously claim + is not a valid character…
- worthless-trash 10mo agoThis feature was around well before gmail was a conceived. It was documented in RFC 5233 (admittedly an informational rfc) and many vendors support it.