Mail Signature Deleting Body Text...

Hello!

I can’t find this frustrating issue (and a solution) on this forum, so maybe it’s just me…

Recently, eMClient has started to delete the final line or two of body text when I add or change a saved signature. This was a little frustrating; however, today virtually the entire body text disappeared, which is really annoying.

“undo typing” has no effect. I have save the message as a draft, in case it can be rescued, but I fear that I have lost 30 minutes’ work.

Any thoughts…?

Regards,
Dean

lunes 27 julio 2026 :: 1607hrs (UTC +0100)

Hey @DeanUK

I think I had this issue a few years ago, I change the signature to
match the language that I am writing in, and after experimenting
with various settings started using the following that works for me,
I seem to remember it was to do with the position of the signature.
See under Mail >Templates & Signatures.
It’s worth a try to see if it helps.

I also have, under Compose, Automatically save to draft selected
every 3 minutes.

skybat

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Hello skybat,

Many thanks for your quick response. I switch between languages (and work assignments) too.

This is clearly a bug that has not yet been fixed by the eMClient team. While I’m waiting for them to get to it, I will try your work-arounds.

The auto-save to drafts thing shouldn’t be necessary, but it is a very good idea. I wasn’t aware of that feature. I may set it to save every 30 seconds!

Best wishes,
Dean

お時間をくれてありがとうございました。

lunes 27 julio 2026 :: 1722hrs (UTC +0100)

Hey @DeanUK

Good Luck, I gave up trying because thw work around is fine for me.

言語は変えません。署名だけを変えます。日本語とアラビア語は別のコンピューターを使いますが、ヨーロッパ言語はそのまま書きます。
skybat

¡Buena suerte!

¡Saludos desde Valencia la soleada en España!
¡Mis mejores deseos y mantente a salvo!

[email protected]

Hablo español, luego portugués, inglés, francés y alemán
con conocimiento de varios otros idiomas.