Addressing issues

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I believe this is a bug.

When attempting to paste the following address into an address field (To, Cc, Bcc), it will not paste:

"Smith, John" <somebody@example.com>

Taking out the comma appears to allow pasting:

"Smith John" <somebody@example.com>

It seems to be an issue with the comma. My understanding, having experience with a lot of email applications, is that anything within the quotation marks for a “name” is supposed to be protected.

Another issue with pasting addresses is that a group of them cannot be pasted, when either delimited with a comma or semicolon.

"Smith John" <somebody1@example.com>, "Smith Frank" <somebody2@example.com>, "Smith Sam" <somebody3@example.com>

"Smith John" <somebody1@example.com>; "Smith Frank" <somebody2@example.com>; "Smith Sam" <somebody3@example.com>

Try either. They don’t work. They cannot be pasted.

Again, this is counter to expected conventional behavior.

Issues?

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Bump.

Didn’t see a support reply on this, so just wondering if anyone is looking at it.

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K9 does not seem to be capable to handle content of quotation marks the way you expect it. Typing it manually directly creates a “Error parsing adress”.

I have to check with other mail clients if they would behave differently…

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Yes, in addition I can not find a way to paste multiple email addresses into the address fields. This is possible on virtually any other email application. This is going to be a show-stopper real fast.

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Bump.

Looking for any acknowledgment from Support of this issue.

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“Support” here is everyone who is helping out. The reply from @stphn is as good as anyone’s. :slight_smile:

This is a known issue: Imposible to add multiple recipients · Issue #5996 · thunderbird/thunderbird-android · GitHub

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