#Get plain text skin#

So-o-o, in summary, if you are thinking about taking this one for a test drive, proceed at your possible peril. Note also that AppCleaner did NOT detect the presence of this folder when I used it to trash the Get Plain Text app, so if you use it (or a similar utility) to uninstall software, you'd also need to bop into your Containers folder to grab and trash that sucker by hand. Needless to say (but I will), I root-searched my hard drive, and everything with 'getplaintext' and/or 'zipzapmac' in its name was tossed into ye olde Trash can and secure-emptied posthaste.

#Get plain text skin#

However, discovering it immediately set off this old-fashioned MacHead control freak's internal 'intruder alert!' klaxon and literally made my skin crawl as well. I call shenanigans! O-:> Now, I am not a code jockey, so perhaps there is a practical purpose for that, that is simply beyond my understanding. This method works in all major browsers while writing in WordPress, say for instance, and in most applications. This applies to only one user in Outlook desktop. The plain text format can be changed to html manually. replies to html e-mails are in plain text - not as expected.

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Find the entry for the add-on and click Options. To do that, press Ctrl+Shift+V to remove formatting instead of Ctrl+V on Windows. Hi, one of my users has encountered a strange issue: new e-mails are created in html - that's just fine. Once it’s downloaded and installed type about:addons in the URL bar. What earthly reason could there possibly be for an application, whose SOLE purpose is to convert current clipboard contents to plain text, also creating a new folder within the user > Library > Containers folder that holds aliases to EVERY FOLDER within that user's own home folder? Using a keyboard shortcut is, by far, the easiest way to paste plain text without formatting on your computer.