mail to IDN in non-ASCII doesn't work
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benny
- State changed from new to accepted
Yes, that is correct. Surprisingly I'm not getting a lot of reports about this, but I'm aware that it is a missing feature in MailMate.
I'll track any progress on this issue in this ticket.
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Karl007
+1 - same problem with german umlauts (äüö)
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Chris
+1, wrong display of some senders' names with German Umlauts, e.g.,
From: Max =??Q?H=F6llerer?= <example@example.example> MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx=_xxxxxxxx" This is a multi-part message in MIME format --xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx=_xxxxxxxx Content-Type: text/plain; format=flowed; charset=""; reply-type=original Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bitis shown as "Max =??Q?H=F6llerer?=". Other mail clients display the name correctly as "Max Höllerer".
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benny
@Chris: This is a different issue and it's not a bug in MailMate. The header in your example does not have a charset for the encoded word. This is wrong, but I can see that the charset should probably be UTF8. I have no problem making that the default when the charset is missing. In other words, this should work in the next update of MailMate. Thanks for reporting this issue.
To the other followers of this ticket: Is this still an issue? I seem to recall I fixed it, but maybe I never updated the ticket to reflect this.
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Karl007
For me the problem seems to be solved, Thank you.
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