E-mail a Link=Link in subject line
When I click on File>Email Link the Link winds up as the subject line of a Yahoo e-mail. The subject should be "Link" and the link would go in the message text. So is this an FF problem or a Yahoo problem?
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This is most likely an issue with the way that Yahoo is setup to interpret the email links. Could be either a Yahoo or Firefox issue. There is nothing that we can really do on the support forums to solve the issue.
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What, they broke it again?! This seems to happen every year now that Yahoo changes something and no longer interprets what Firefox is sending in the intended manner.
As a workaround, it is possible to extract the information from the messed up To address and populate it into the message using a little bit of script after the fact. You can test it out by opening the Web Console below the message (either Ctrl+Shift+k or the Developer menu) and then pasting this chunk of code in the bottom bar and pressing Enter to run it:
var toadd=document.querySelector("#to span");
var data=decodeURIComponent(toadd.getAttribute("data-address"));
var subjtext=data.substr(data.indexOf("&subject=")+9);
document.getElementById("subject-field").value=subjtext;
var bodytext=data.substr(0, data.indexOf("&subject=")).substr(data.indexOf("=")+1);
var newp=document.createElement("p");
var msgbod=document.getElementById("rtetext");
newp.innerHTML='<a href="'+bodytext+'">'+bodytext+'</a>';
msgbod.insertBefore(newp, msgbod.firstElementChild);
toadd.remove();
Not very convenient if you use this feature often, so you also could save the code as a "bookmarklet" -- a snippet of JavaScript code saved as a bookmark -- and then click the bookmark to fix the message when needed. To install the bookmarklet, you can use this page: