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X- field support
See original GitHub issueAre custom/proprietary X- fields supported like X-ALT-DESC used by Outlook?
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ok, Let me try it then 😃
I used to use the
x-attr-foo="bar"approach in front-end web development before React et al. came along, so I get the power of expanding the api to supportX-whatever. However, in the interest of trying to enforce a slightly stricter model, I’m inclined to implementX-ALT-DESCand whatever other common ones are out there as the need arises. PRs like @brennongs are clean and easy to ship straight to NPM. If I get feedback that I’m bottlenecking people from building stuff, then I am definitely happy to reconsider.