Michael Veale on Nostr: Do you hate Microsoft's spammy email 'reactions'? While far from perfect, you can ...
Do you hate Microsoft's spammy email 'reactions'? While far from perfect, you can forbid people from reacting on your emails by adding the 'x-ms-reactions: disallow' header to all your emails. In Thunderbird, this can be done in the config editor. Mileage w other clients may vary.
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