https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=360205
--- Comment #17 from Jan Kundrát <j...@kde.org> --- > I feel that 1. includes faithful representation of the message subject and > content, including tabs. If a tab is there, it is either by intent (which we > should consider), or by some error (which we could guess at... but I don't > think we want to, as tabs in subjects are rather rare). I've, unfortunately, seen totally botched subjects, including a case where a single Unicode codepoint which gets encoded into two bytes in UTF-8 was separted into two encoded-words bby the sender's RFC2047 generator. Based on this experience and on a quick consultation with an oracle (the grapefruit-flavored Salzburger Stiegel was particularly helpful), I think that it's going to be much more common to see tabs as an accident. Otherwise, consider the question of there to draw a line. Should we support line breaks for the same reason, for example? What about Unicode characters for drawing boxes? > In the future, this should ‘start to work’, once the Qt html viewer is > brought > up-to-date. We're using a simple QLabel. It will likely never come with a full-blown HTML renderer. The supported subset of HTML is documented somewhere in Qt's docs, but it seems that it is actualy richer than what is documented. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
