Re: (emacs) Parsing problems replying to encrypted html

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+Subject: Re: (emacs) Parsing problems replying to encrypted html\r
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+>> Hmm. I can't duplicate the problem replying from show mode with the test\r
+>> message you provided.  Is the appropriate key in your gpg keyring?\r
+>\r
+> Yes it is. I get the gpg gui prompt when opening the encrypted email and\r
+> can decrypt it prior to show. As I suspected earlier in the thread, I\r
+> wondered if this was related to some emacs config settings/options that I\r
+> have. I can't immediately think what they would be though, and why they\r
+> would trigger this particular issue for html only. Strange...\r
+\r
+Do you have the following in your .emacs ?\r
+\r
+(setq notmuch-multipart/alternative-discouraged '("text/plain"))\r
+\r
+I think that's the work/not-work switch. I'm not sure if it makes sense\r
+or not in terms of seeing the behaviour I do. I discard plain text\r
+because I get a ton of html email at work with various embedded images\r
+etc and I want to be able to read that (which works fine). But I can see\r
+that to quote a reply from an encrypted message, you need to quote the\r
+original text which will be plain text.\r
+What do you think?\r
+--  Matt\r