+Major changes since 1.2
+-----------------------
+
+- The $send_charset variable now contains a colon-separated list of
+ possible send character sets, by default it's
+ us-ascii:iso-8859-1:utf-8. Mutt selects the first character set
+ which can be used to encode the message you are going to send
+ without loss.
+
+- Mutt now tries to automagically determine the $charset variable's
+ value from the locale you are using. It may, however, fail, so
+ please check this value by typing ":set ?charset" into mutt, and
+ possibly adding an appropriate entry to your .muttrc file.
+
+- The $to_chars variable has grown. In particular, you will notice
+ that mailing list messages are now marked with an "L" character.
+ If you don't like this behaviour, just add this line to your
+ .muttrc:
+
+ set to_chars=" +TCF " # Don't tag list mail in the index
+
+ This restores the original behaviour.
+
+
Major changes since 1.1
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