Re: Fwd: Re: printing problem (no remote images)

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Hi Jack,

sorry, it took a little longer to look into this issue due to a huge amount=
 of real-life (for =E2=82=AC) work=E2=80=A6

I reworked the display of multipart/alternative messages, please see issue =
#75 <https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/balsa/-/issues/75> and the branch 75-ht=
ml-display-printing.  It /should/ fix your printing issues, at least it wor=
ks for a variety of messages in my mailbox:

Basically:
- If a second =E2=80=9Cview=E2=80=9D of the same message is opened, exactly=
 the same selection of html or plain parts is displayed.
- As long as at least one instance of a message is visible, Balsa remembers=
 if external content referenced in HTML parts has been downloaded, i.e. whe=
n opening a 2nd view and the external content has been loaded, Balsa will /=
not/ ask, but just loads it from the cache.  Unfortunately, it is not possi=
ble to store this information permanently, or to query the Webkit cache, so=
 when a message is re-opened after all views have been closed, Balsa will a=
sk again.  No idea how I could fix this (easily).
- Printing a message prints exactly the selection of html or plain parts an=
d external contents as in the view from which the print operation has been =
initiated.  No extra configuration for printing (3rd tab of the print dialo=
gue) is required any more.

It would be great if you could give it a try, and share your impressions.

Thanks in advance,
Albrecht.

Am 10.04.22 17:23 schrieb(en) [email protected]:
> Hi Albrecht,
>=20
> Recently I received an email containing a plain text part and a html part=
. The contents of both was different. So I couldn't read them as one email.=
 Printing was not possible.
>=20
> Best regards,
> John Jack Doe
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