Hi, just found out that there is a "Character encoding" entry in the view tab of iceweasel, which probably is easier than going through parsing and inserting into html on the fly.
If someone knows about a "real" solution, I'd still be interested to hear about it, though... -- Orm Am Samstag, den 20. Dezember 2014 um 16:19:26 Uhr (+0100) schrieb Orm Finnendahl: > 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
