https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=419978
--- Comment #7 from Laurent Montel <mon...@kde.org> --- (In reply to null from comment #6) > I agree the code generated by some mail apps (GMX app in particular) is > often problematic, sadly some senders insist on using them. However, it > leads to KMail displaying the whole multi-paragraph quote without any > linebreaks whatsoever, which is not what was intended by the sender and > which is very hard to read. > > As you can see from the screenshot, Thunderbird is able to display the mail > just fine. I just retested with Thunderbird 91.2, it still works there. If > "t.html" does not work in Firefox, it means Thunderbird (which also uses the > Gecko engine) might have added a workaround, e.g. transforming "blockquote" > to "pre" (while making sure to copy over other styling such as the use of a > non-monospace font). > > It would be great if KMail was able to reach the same level of > compatibility, even for "broken" mails. If thunderbird has a workaround about it it's directly in gecko engine, if I want to make a workaround I need to parse html text before displaying it, it will need a lot of regexp which increase time to display message. It's very not good as I need to do it for each message... -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
