mdlink: Add option to send mobile-friendly link #33
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I think mobile is fine, but plain would probably be the word you're looking for? (in case you wanted to add both) |
When copying a message on mobile, you have to copy the entire message
anyways, and then you have to remove the backticks. This option allows
the link to be sent escaped instead of in backticks, i.e.,
\[foo](http:\/\/bar.com)
instead of
`[foo](http://bar.com)`
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Yeah, thanks, that's indeed what I was looking for. Changed/added |
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When copying a message on mobile, you have to copy the entire message anyways, and then you have to remove the backticks. This option allows the link to be sent escaped instead of in backticks, i.e.,
instead of
Opinions?
mormobile, but it's really only tangentially related to being for mobile apps.raw/r(it's not really raw)?escaped/e(the default is also escaped in a sense)?