kmail(-mobile) can handle and render html mails. However, I assume the usual scenario is the following: Due to security concerns (awareness) and readability, the average user disables html rendering by default (selecting a folder, Actions flap -> View -> Prefer HTML to plain text [off]). Actually, that is default already. However in rare cases a mail with html-formatting might drop in which the user wants to see rendered as such (mails from grammys new unconfigured pc, for example). I would expect that: 1) The user is decently informed that a mail contains html formatting 2) The user might decide on a per-mail per-view basis to render the mail as such Same goes for "external references" (e.g. embedded images hosted somewhere). Found unsatisfactory in 4:4.5~20100910.1175630-1maemo6.1174786 .
There is a read warning box in case you get a HTML mail and have switch HTML rendering off by default. It contains a link to render it nevertheless, same for external references. Do you see that for HTML mails? Does the link in there work for you? If yes, what else is missing?
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Test: 1. Copy a read HTML mail to a folder. (desktop) Sync with mobile. 2. Look at the mail. => plain text is displayed. 3. Switch Prefer HTML on => html text is displayed No warning. No info that this mail is a HTML mail. This info should be mail specific.
Created attachment 56117 [details] Warning message in HTML mail Hej Ludwig, if I open an HTML mail on Linux/Desktop or WinCE/HTC, the warning from the screenshot is displayed inside the mail. Can you confirm this? Ciao, Tobias
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Hi Tobias, you are right for pure html mails the warning message is shown. But for multipart messages no indication is shown that there is also a html formatting and if the html format is preferred then no indication is shown that this mail is a html message.