Compose's To/Cc/Bcc/Subject fields, and each of the three add-account
forms, sat in a plain div — enter did nothing and the button was the
only way in. Wrapped each in a <form onSubmit>, marked every button
that isn't the submit action type="button" (attach, cancel, cc/bcc
toggles, the recipient-suggestion picks), so none of them accidentally
submit now that a form exists around them. The compose body stays a
contenteditable div, which never triggers native enter-to-submit, so
Cmd/Ctrl+Enter wasn't needed to keep newlines working.
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Clicking "Add Account" on a new install did nothing at all — no modal, no
error, nothing in the console.
EmailList early-returns an onboarding empty state when there is no mail, and
that branch carries the "Add Account" button. But <AccountsModal /> was only
mounted in the OTHER return — the one that renders when mail exists. The button
flipped the shared EMAIL_ACCOUNTS_OPEN global and nothing was listening.
A catch-22, and it closed the only door in: the sole other trigger is in the
toolbar, which is also in the mail-exists branch. So an install with no account
could never reach the dialog that adds one, and the failure was silent in both
directions — nothing threw, and the state flag really did flip.
Mount it in both branches. The empty state is exactly when it is needed most.
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