> > Having the HTML as an attachment will work too, of course. > I'm just curious if any preprocessing of the HTML occurs before it is > viewed? I know that the damage possibilities in Linux and far smaller
Yes. Currently the maximum amount of processing that can occur for a text/html part: - MIME decoding at upper level (boundary detection etc). - quoted printable/base64 decoding - charset conversion (to utf8) - indexing, which involves parsing the html tags and stripping them out, and then indexing the text left over (including some tag texts). This only happens moving a message to a local mailbox though. This occurs before you even see the message. > than in Windows, but still something could turn up that would be a > problem, typically because of scripting or plugins. > Plugins are not supported at all, right? I don't think they should be in > the mail program... Its possible to have automatically loaded in-line bonobo activated objects to display data, I think. e.g. when you get vcard. These could potentially do anything with any specific type attachment. _______________________________________________ evolution maillist - [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.ximian.com/mailman/listinfo/evolution
