Good morning, First of all, I would like to apologize if a similar question was already asked, but I was unable to find something that could help me.
I'm using s-nail 14.9.22 from Voidlinux and I tried to display HTML emails without success so far. In 'features', filter-html-tagsoup seems to be supported. features=,+locales,+multibyte-charsets,[…],+filter-html-tagsoup,[…] The command 'mimetype' correctly displays html and according to the manpage, it should be displayed by HTML tagsoup ('?h'). mimetype ?h application/xhtml+xml xhtml xht mimetype ?h text/html html htm In my .mailrc, no settings related to html were defined. Unfortunately, when I read a message, the HTML is simply not displayed. I can see the MIME headers like so, without any content beyond those lines : [-- #1.2 1497/60620 text/html, quoted-printable, utf-8 --] or [-- #1.1.2 253/19290 text/html, quoted-printable, utf-8 --] If I try the 'mimeview' command, same behavior applies. During my interactive tests, I decided to force display 'text/html' as plain text with the following command. It has no effect : set pipe-text/html=?t The trick was to use 'set pipe-text/html=?', without the 't'. Could it be possible that the '?h' we saw earlier from mime types, is not understood ? Even if I know HTML tagsoup will be enough, I copy pasted the following line from the man page (after 'unmimetype text/html'), as the last attempt : set pipe-text/html='?* lynx -stdin -dump -force_html' Same as before, nothing is displayed. On Ubuntu 20.04, s-nail is a bit more "old" but it suffers from the same symptoms. Going back to s-nail (as I was already doing in 2014) after using a webmail for my personal address felt like a breeze. I'm looking forward to solve that mystery. Once again I am requesting your kind help as I did many times in the past, with different emails. I also take this opportunity to thank you for your hard work and all these years of maintaining s-nail. We are attached to it. Kind regards N.