Yet the source code still isn't public. It's been at "As we're rolling it out gradually to ensure a bug free experience, source code will be available at a later time on our GitHub repo." for the last 2 months. Later time probably means in a year at this point.
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If I get sent a message that’s too wide to show on my iPhone, your app won’t let me zoom out enough to see it properly.
But priorities.
is that a thing? I've not received every form of email to exist in modern day, but how is a dynamically rendered email-body "too wide to show" on an iPhone screen?