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Gmail automatically greys text that looks like a signature. Anyone have any guesses how it does this? (I’ve noticed that it depends on the presence of the sender’s name, but I think that’s only part of the story).
I ask because I’m working on a web application that has an email interface, and I’d like to remove users’ signatures before displaying the contents of their emails.
Email signatures are supposed to be started with two dashes, a space, and a newline. See Wikipedia and RFC-3676