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As far as I know it's not possible. |
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The app has been updated since less than a week now. The commit is here: signalapp/Signal-Android@cc490f4 So maybe it can now be added? |
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It's already implemented now, with --text-style |
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Yeah, but not for dbus... Btw is there a way to get the text style of a message? |
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But how to use multiple text styles? |
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Opened an issue: #1271. |
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I already have searched a bit and found a discussion to support markdown like bold underline 'code' ... in Signal, but if I get it right, even after years of discussion, no conclusion was reached and it's not implemented.
While it's possible to send pre-formatted unicode text (copy&paste), especially when using signal-cli (from a console or script) it would be helpful to have a way to use some kind of tags in plain ASCII. An option could also be to use html tags like bold.
Is there already a way to do it, and I'm just not finding it?
Whatsapp and Telegram have simple ways to do this and I have users asking for this in order to switch to Signal.
Edit - github turned all my examples in real formatting, so I'm taking about using asterisks for bold, underscore for underline, tics for code and the html tag "b" for bold
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