Today I contributed to the greater good of society:<p><pre><code> var output = "";
$('h2 a').each(function(i) {
output += "TITLE: " + $.trim(this.innerHTML) + "\n";
var email = decodeURIComponent(this.href).slice(13).split("&subject=");
output += "SUBJECT: " + email[1] + "\n";
output += "BODY:\n" + email[0].replace(/\n( )+/g, "\n") + "\n\n\n\n";
console.log(output);
});
</code></pre>
That being said I love the site :)
I can tell these are written really well because the voice that I hear in my head as I read them is your typical insincere Silicon Valleyite. Well done!
Wow, so much potential.<p>There's some weird formatting going on though. I might be using slightly old and lightweight e-mail client (M2 in Opera12), but I still don't think it should look like this <a href="http://puu.sh/fTYSp/c4f0a3bb84.png" rel="nofollow">http://puu.sh/fTYSp/c4f0a3bb84.png</a>
Still I don't know how to avoid that the annoying Apple mail program opens all the mails and not Gmail's compose view within in the browser. Thus, I'd also agree to just get a text preview from the text and maybe not just one version but many curated from users as a next feature.
It would be better if you set the body for each email with JavaScript and the new lines with "%0A" instead of the indented HTML code. Or don't use indented HTML code for the body blocks. The indented HTML code has also effect of the style of the email: the first line is normal, the second line and all following lines are indented with 25 spaces. This looks strange.<p>However, I like the idea of this website.
The email body seems to be prefixed with the following, which is showing in my webmail editor (Roundcube). Is it a problem with my configuration or this site?<p><!-- html ignored --><!-- head ignored --><!-- meta ignored --><body><p>