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Allow disabling markdown quotes #13561
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Sorry, we currently support markdown for messages and don't have an interest in using our own markdown specification. As a workaround, there is the |
What? You thought it was reasonable to disable the extra rendering for emojis, why not for quotes? |
Emoji has nothing to do with markdown? And I don't think we have an option to turn off emojis... |
It has to do with the way text is rendered. I was talking about
And was asking for something similar ("automatically replace plain text quotes with markdown ones") |
is something which happens on your interaction (when you press the space bar) and modifies your input field. When you send the message, it gets parsed as markdown using the commonmark library, making changes to whether or not |
Yeah, I understand - the html is baked into the protocol:
It is reasonable to dismiss this request then. Is there a way to enforce the sending of plain text messages on a server level? |
It is not as the server doesn't get to see the content of encrypted rooms. It could be made such that a server converts all non-e2ee messages to plaintext |
Yes, that's not going to cut it. So one needs to disable it clientside. |
that is what |
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For the record, when Discord went through this same discussion, they reached a compromise that most people found acceptable:
I don't think this abuses the intention or implementation of markdown while still allowing expected plaintext results. Recommend re-opening this. |
The markdown is parsed by commonmark. If you want them to change the behaviour raise it with them. |
Platform: web
Version: most recent
I am opening this as a bug, because in my eyes, it is. Please add a setting to disable the rendering of
>quotes
as rich text, similar to the emoji setting.I don't think I am exaggerating when I say that a lot of users find those are awful, and just want plaintext arrows instead.
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