Email Header
A Sublime Text 3 syntax highlighting plugin for email message headers.
Labels eml, msg, email, e-mail, mail, header, headers, rfc2045, rfc2046, rfc2047, rfc4288, rfc4289, rfc2049
Details
Installs
- Total 6K
- Win 2K
- Mac 941
- Linux 2K
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EmailHeader
This plugin will parse .eml or .msg files for email message headers, including x-headers, and will also color IPv4 and IPv6 addresses for ease of readability. Note: requires Sublime Text build 3092 or higher.
Manual Installation
Open Sublime Text 3 and navigate to Preferences > Browse Packages… This should open the location on the file system under which Sublime Text 3 stores its packages.
Drop the “EmailHeader.sublime-syntax” within the “User” directory and the software should automatically add an “Email Header” syntax option in the lower right-hand corner. Any files with the .eml and .msg extensions will have this syntax definition automatically applied.