Hi, here is a problem, I'm facing increasingly often recently: I live in Germany and we use special non-ASCII characters called "Umlaute". In most cases there are no problems with HTML mails as w3m converts them pretty well. Unfortunately a lot of webshops these days use HTML Mails which often have to get viewed with an external browser due to the extensive use of tables and gui elements. Their deficient shop software (or their designers) correctly specify the character encoding in the MIME header, but fail to specify this in the HTML content, leading to a pretty awkward screen rendering in my external browser as it doesn't see the MIME Header.
Is there a way to persuade mutt to filter the html content of the attachment to add the MIME Header's charset specification in the HEAD tag (using "<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=..." />") in case it is missing or is there some other solution? -- Orm
