Add color to your mail in mutt
Mutt lets you colorize almost any aspect of a message, making it easier to visually distinguish between, for example, a reply and text quoted from an earlier message. It’s also possible to find and highlight regular expressions in either the body or headers of an e-mail message, and display them in different colors—for example, e-mail addresses in yellow and URLs in green. To do this, issue the color command with appropriate parameters, as in the examples below:
#Different colors for different levels of quoting.
## Syntax
# color WHERE FOREGROUND BACKGROUND REGEXP
color hdrdefault white black # headers white on black
color header brightgreen black ^From: # sender’s name in green
color header brightgreen black ^To:
color quoted magenta black
color quoted1 blue black
color quoted2 red black
color quoted3 yellow black
color quoted4 cyan black
color quoted5 blue black
color quoted6 magenta black
color quoted7 red black
color quoted8 yellow black
color quoted9 cyan black
color signature red black #signature in red
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