Nice, but would be great if HTML was designed to then be copied back into Sublime!

[legel]

Wondering if there is a way to embed spaces/tabs and new lines properly into the HTML, so that when Sublime (let's say from another user) sees it, it instantly is properly fomatted. As is, it's just a garbage blob.

[liulex]

Sorry, I don't get what you mean. As I see it, the html can be pasted back into Sublime without problem.

[legel]

Here is the example I did:
https://legel.s3.amazonaws.com/blah.html

It looks great as HTML!
And actually, now that I publish it online, the copy and paste works!

So I figured out what didn't work.
It's when I copy and paste the HTML into Gmail.
My use case was to share code in emails with a colleague.

The code copies into Gmail just fine and looks great.
But when it copies back to Sublime, all of the code is only on one line.

[liulex]

I did some tests. It seems more like a Gmail issue:
If the pasted html is formated with <pre>, Gmail will drop <pre> if copy again from Gmail.

You can verify it by copying some code from https://stackoverflow.com (which also uses <pre>) and paste it into Gmail, then copy them from Gmail and paste otherwhere. The line breaks are also lost. So it's not the problem of this plugin.