Re: [Evolution] HTML to PDF in accessibility mode



Le jeudi 07 mai 2020 à 08:55 +0200, Milan Crha via evolution-list a
écrit :
On Wed, 2020-05-06 at 13:33 +0200, U.vi wrote:
It only affect inbox display. Nothing better when answer, transfer,
print/pdf.

      Hi,
right, the option is for display. I do not know what you mean with
'transfer', is it like the 'Forward' function? The 'answer' might be
'Reply', right? Nonetheless, none of the three are handled by the
option.

You should understand that the sender has some intention to present
the
content in certain way. That it makes it difficult to read for the
recipients is solely their fault, from my point of view. The mail
reader software can have workarounds to "correct" it, but they'll be
just workarounds of their fault. You bet that every sender uses
his/her
own special formatting, which will break the workarounds easily.

Similarly, that the black color works fine for you doesn't mean that
it
works fine for others. I just received a message with the text
written
in magenta color, all being in italic. It was hard to read for me,
but
it seems the sender likes this (for me weird) combination. I think,
for
the same reason, that it's good idea to keep the original formatting
in
reply/forward, to keep as much of the original information as
possible,
not to force user preferences on top of original sender's
preferences.
You can always switch to the Plain Text mode in the composer, to get
the formatting lost.

Thanks for your patience.

You can use Edit->Preferences->Mail Preferences->HTML Messages->Plain
Text Mode->Only ever show plain and check also to show suppressed
parts
as attachments, thus you can easily reach them if needed. It depends
whether the sender sends an equivalent text plain version with their
fancy HTML content (some do not, for what it worth).

This option doesn't exist here. I run 3.36.1 (by Flathub.org).
There is
very few options about HTML behavior but nothing about Plain Text
Mode... Checked also on various menu. It's french version.

It's pretty surprising and disappointing that such a tool like
Evolution doesn't fully handle black themes/accessibility.

I'm sorry to say this, but even it might look simple to some people,
it's obviously a complex task when one knows something about HTML and
CSS. There are too many possibilities to handle.

Yes, I had a significant background on HTML/CSS but had to quit just
when HTML5 pop out, because brain damage. I totally figure out what you
say.

But you'r telling me that you cannot overide fancying with
conditionnal events about standardised background & font, wich sound
weird to me.

It would be great to have a button to break formating and
switch black <> white <> normal as sender, for inbox and edition
windows.
Because no need to wait to be disabled to have seeing issues nor italic
magenta trouble.
I'm not in anymore, just simple thoughts.

Thank you.

      Bye,
      Milan

P.S.: By the way, Reply to List (Ctrl+L) works better for me on this
mailing list.

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