In article
CAC85+4KfBdFP6j-=6jjprxr9yzi92anfvjcg8p81wq-mqff...@mail.gmail.com,
David Feugey dfeu...@ascinfo.fr wrote:
And so carriage return is sometimes applied at the wrong place.
Will this bug be corrected?
I think this 'bug' has been present for a long time, where NetSurf
puts in a line
In message 20150409203946.gb19...@kyllikki.org
on 9 Apr 2015 Vincent Sanders vi...@netsurf-browser.org wrote:
Fixing this is earmarked for our 4.0 series and needs a re-written
render engine. The new engine is a job comparable in size to the
entire project to date and has not yet been
On Thu, Apr 09, 2015 at 05:20:52PM +0200, David Feugey wrote:
When I made a page with accents, all is OK with Unicode.
For example élément
But if I use HTML codes, (eacute;leacute;ments), NetSurf considers that
there are 3 words é+lé+memts. A cut after each special characters.
And so
On 9 Apr 2015 David Feugey dfeu...@ascinfo.fr wrote:
When I made a page with accents, all is OK with Unicode.
For example élément
But if I use HTML codes, (eacute;leacute;ments), NetSurf considers that
there are 3 words é+lé+memts. A cut after each special characters.
And so carriage
When I made a page with accents, all is OK with Unicode.
For example élément
But if I use HTML codes, (eacute;leacute;ments), NetSurf considers that
there are 3 words é+lé+memts. A cut after each special characters.
And so carriage return is sometimes applied at the wrong place.
Will this bug be
