[Akonadi] [Bug 367682] Akonadi/Baloo/Whatever doesn't show PIM data on desktop searches

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   What|Removed |Added

Summary|Akonadi/Baloo/Whatever  |Akonadi/Baloo/Whatever
   |doesn't index my notes nor  |doesn't show PIM data on
   |emails. |desktop searches

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[Akonadi] [Bug 367682] New: Akonadi/Baloo/Whatever doesn't index my notes nor emails.

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Bug ID: 367682
   Summary: Akonadi/Baloo/Whatever doesn't index my notes nor
emails.
   Product: Akonadi
   Version: unspecified
  Platform: Gentoo Packages
OS: Linux
Status: UNCONFIRMED
  Severity: major
  Priority: NOR
 Component: Indexer
  Assignee: kdepim-bugs@kde.org
  Reporter: inf...@openaliasbox.org
CC: chrig...@fastmail.fm, dvra...@kde.org

To be sincere I don't know if this is a bug or just happens to me due to some
bad installation/configuration on my side, but I have asked in the forum 2
months ago and nobody has known what to answer, so I suppose it's time to ask
here.

Ok, Akonadi is supposed to index all my PIM stuff, and Baloo is supposed to be
able to find everything that is indexed, no? Well, when I launch Krunner and
search for an email, typing a word or even a complete phras of its subject or
body, or if I type the title of a note I have in Kjots, or a contact's name, or
a calendar event I get no PIM related results, I only see documents and web
bookmarks, no mails, notes nor Kaddressbook entries.
Searching works in the search box of Kmail, and in Kaddressbook, but Krunner
does nothing with the supposedly indexed PIM data.
Is that a bug, or perhaps I missed some package during instalation?

On other side, I don't know well how that Akonadi-Baloo colaboration works, but
could it have anything to do the fact that Baloo doesn't search in hidden
folders and the PIM data are stored by default under .local? 

BTW, this is Akonadi 16.08.0, but the form doesn't have it among its options.

Reproducible: Always

Steps to Reproduce:
1. Launch Krunner.
2. Type some text you are sure is in some mail, note, calendar or contact card.
3.

Actual Results:  
No PIM results are shown. Only Documents, Internet bookmarks, images, folders,
etc, that contain the typed text.

Expected Results:  
Notes, mails, calendars and contacts containing the search terms should be
listed, like the stuff indexed by Baloo.

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[Akonadi] [Bug 362053] Add a "switch" for Akonadi and more

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https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=362053

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Damn! I posted on the wrong thread and I can't delete the formerr message.
Excuse the mistake and feel free to delete these two last messages.

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[kmail2] [Bug 366835] Support secure mail services like Protonmail, Tutanota & al.

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--- Comment #1 from eemantsal  ---
Sorry for the imprecision. I have just read that Startmail does support the
IMAP protocol. Forget about this provider, then.

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--- Comment #1 from eemantsal  ---
Sorry for the imprecision. I have just read that Startmail does support the
IMAP protocol. Forget about this provider, then.

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[kmail2] [Bug 366835] New: Support secure mail services like Protonmail, Tutanota & al.

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Bug ID: 366835
   Summary: Support secure mail services like Protonmail, Tutanota
& al.
   Product: kmail2
   Version: unspecified
  Platform: Other
OS: Linux
Status: UNCONFIRMED
  Severity: wishlist
  Priority: NOR
 Component: general
  Assignee: kdepim-bugs@kde.org
  Reporter: inf...@openaliasbox.org

Many of you sure know Tutanota, Protonmail or Startmail among others, they ofer
privacy friendly and secure mail in an easy manner every user can handle,
without complicated GPG configurations, encrypted end to end and even more
secure than GPG thanks to Perfect Forward Secrecy (I'm no expert at all, but
AFAIK GPG doesn't admit PFS), but the problem is that to enjoy their features
they have to be used from the web or their exclusive applications.
Well, since at least Tutanota and Protonmail are open sourced and their
developers seem to have a very good attitude towards OSS, could it be possible
to get in touch with them and try to collaborate in writing plugins for Kmail
to be able to use their services from our favorite mail client?

I would like to collaborate and talk to them, in behalf of Kmail's developers
if you don't have the time, but I suppose that it's convinient that somebody
who rreally knows the technical stuff talks to them, no?

Reproducible: Always

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[kmail2] [Bug 366652] Drag and drop attachments in Kmail has stopped working

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--- Comment #2 from eemantsal  ---
Ah, sorry, I always do a search before reporting a bug and this time I didn't
get any result concerning this issue, or I didn't see it.
Well, I'm glad to read you already have taken it into account. Thank you.

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[kmail2] [Bug 366659] New: Inline preview of audiovisual files

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Bug ID: 366659
   Summary: Inline preview of audiovisual files
   Product: kmail2
   Version: unspecified
  Platform: Other
OS: Linux
Status: UNCONFIRMED
  Severity: wishlist
  Priority: NOR
 Component: general
  Assignee: kdepim-bugs@kde.org
  Reporter: inf...@openaliasbox.org

As all of you sure know, the mobile applications interfaces are
"revolutionizing" the way users interact with computers, even if those
computers are small portable ones. One of the interfaces I like a lot is
Telegram's. In Telegram you don't need to leave the app to see online videos
-at least from Youtube, haven't tried other sites-, it will show them within
the app in a reduced size that fits your screen's width. Something similar
happens with audio files: if someone sends you a song you can play it without
leaving TG, it will play and show a tiny bar to pause/resume or stop the
playing. I think Gmail has those functions too (I'm not sure of this for I
don't use Gmail, I'm talking by hearsay)
Well, could this be implemented in Kmail? Of course computer's screen sizes are
bigger than mobiles' and opening a dedicated app when clicking the file is not
so annoying, but it'd be handier, the same way it's handier to see attached
images inline and not need to open Gwenview or whatever similar program. Could
this also be done for attached videos, not only online links? And the same for
audio files: could a basic player be inserted in the mail view to play them?
And last: could this be done also for documents? Sure most people won't be
eager to read long documents in Kmail, but would be rather handy to have a
quick preview of PDF, Epub, ODT...

Reproducible: Always

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[kmail2] [Bug 366652] New: Drag and drop attachments in Kmail has stopped working

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Bug ID: 366652
   Summary: Drag and drop attachments in Kmail has stopped working
   Product: kmail2
   Version: unspecified
  Platform: Other
OS: Linux
Status: UNCONFIRMED
  Severity: normal
  Priority: NOR
 Component: commands and actions
  Assignee: kdepim-bugs@kde.org
  Reporter: inf...@openaliasbox.org

I'm on Kmail 5.2.90 (it isn't listed in the version selection in this form,
sorry I have set «Unspecified»), and I've noticed that I can't drag and drop an
attached file from Kmail's viewer to a folder in Dolphin, as it was possible
before. I know this version isn't the final one, but I think I should put it
into developers' knowledge.

Reproducible: Always

Steps to Reproduce:
1. Click on an attached file in Kmails view window and drag it to a Dolphin
window to drop it on some folder
2.
3.

Actual Results:  
Nothing. You drag your mouse but no action is executed.

Expected Results:  
The file's icon shuold move with the mouse's pointer and once released the
mouse's button the typipical popup menu to copy/move should appear and the file
should copy to the desired folder.

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[Akonadi] [Bug 362053] New: Add a "switch" for Akonadi and more

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Bug ID: 362053
   Summary: Add a "switch" for Akonadi and more
   Product: Akonadi
   Version: unspecified
  Platform: Gentoo Packages
OS: Linux
Status: UNCONFIRMED
  Severity: wishlist
  Priority: NOR
 Component: general
  Assignee: kdepim-bugs@kde.org
  Reporter: inf...@openaliasbox.org

Many users don't need Akonadi running all the time; we aren't constantly
receiveng or sending emails nor using any KDEPIM thing, but those 300 - 400 MB
of RAM Akonadi uses would be very useful for the apps we work with most of the
time; when I'm working I'm using 2 or 3 apps, don't want any other "parasiting"
resources nor annoying me with inopportune notifications; I think most peoplpe
who use their computers to work have similar habits. So, it would be nice to
add a few of things to Akonadi:
- A "switch" to turn it off just with a click, an "akonadictl stop/start", but
graphical. It could live in the system tray, for example. Or stop Akonadi after
x time since the last Akonadi dependent program has been closed. This should be
configurable, of course. 
- A KCM module to let the users configure if they want Akonadi to be launced by
default when logiin in their sessions or want it to only wake up when they
click said switch. The previously suggested autostart configurator should be in
this same KCM module, I think, BTW.

Reproducible: Always

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[kmail2] [Bug 359964] "Kmailleaks", or what to improve to make Kmail more privacy friendly.

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https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=359964

--- Comment #7 from eemantsal  ---
Sorry if I'm being too insistent, but it has come to mind that for that
hypothetical Message-ID suffix could be a per-account or per-identity setting
that, by default, would use the mail sender's domain, so, if someone uses a
Protonmail, Gmail, whatever account, Kmail may set as prefix protonmail.com,
gmail.com, and so on; all without any need for the user to touch anything, and
not adding any extra info ince the mail sender's domain is already known in the
From header. i think it'd be an elegant and efficacious solution. What do you
think?

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[kmail2] [Bug 359964] "Kmailleaks", or what to improve to make Kmail more privacy friendly.

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https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=359964

--- Comment #6 from eemantsal  ---
I was yesterday having a look to all those options and thought that perhaps
this user Message-ID issue was related to this Headers tab you mention, but I
didn't understand what a "suffix" could be -of course I know what it means in
lingüistics, but remember that most of us aren't informatics nor are really
accustomed to informatic terminology- and didn't pay much attention to it. Now
I see that effectively that was the key. Thank you.
Nevertheless, probably a little tooltip reading something like «This is the
identifier that will be shown in the Message-ID header» when hovering the
pointer would sensitively improve the user friendliness.
Also, probably a suffix, as common and widespread as possible, should be preset
by default, so the average user doesn't have to search on the Internet how to
do it. Don't you agree?

Anyway, then there's only the user agent leak. All in all Kmail is not such a
"blabbermouth", hehe, but see how an average user like me has had to ask to
you, developers and try a couple of things that most users aren't willing to
try. I sincerely believe this is way afar from user friendly. If you allow me
the suggestions, please add a default preset, and consider an option to see
truly sent headers, not excluding the actual option to see all that extra info
that Laurent said in comment 4, but adding one more perhaps in the View/Headers
menu, «Real headers», or whatever you think is more descriptive and accurate.

Again, all this surely sounds obvious and silly to you, but, once again,
remember that the majority of users don't know/want to have to read and write
in forums nor fiddle and dig amoung not so clear options, tabs, menues, etc. A
couple of simple things would make users' life way easier.


Regards, and I think that once the user agent issue is solved this bug report
can be closed.

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[kmail2] [Bug 359964] "Kmailleaks", or what to improve to make Kmail more privacy friendly.

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--- Comment #3 from eemantsal  ---
Silly form... I can't edit my message, so I have to write this reply and spam
your mailbox inncessarily >:-(

Ok, 3 seconds after sending my previus message I realized that I just have to
send an email to myself and look at the headers.

So, then, if Kmail wouldn't send the user agent nor the Message-ID it will be
as privacy friendly as the privacy friendly webmail apps. Great.
But, where can be disabled or customize Message-ID? I've been looking in
identities' and accounts' preferences but haven't found it. Also, don't you
think that if it can be disabled or customized with a generic name like
"localhost", "PC", or whatever generic name is used by the majority, it should
be the default? Shouldn't privacy be preserved just out of the box, not tell
users to change something that besides is not very visible?

Anyway, is more tranquilizing to see that only user agent and  Message-ID are
sent. Thanks for indicating, if not, I'd been convinced that Kmail sends many
other personal info, like I think everyone who may read my post at KDE forum
must be thinking. :-/ I'll write a comment to tranquilize the readers.

Thanks, and I hope it's improved as soon as possible.

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[kmail2] [Bug 359964] "Kmailleaks", or what to improve to make Kmail more privacy friendly.

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https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=359964

--- Comment #2 from eemantsal  ---
Yes, but where should I look at to see what has been sent? I think the logic
thing is to believe that sent mail folder contains sent mail, exactly what
Kmail sents, nothing more and nothing less. Why should a program do something
different to what its name says?
Anyway I, of course don't deny what you say, but then, how can we know what has
really been sent?

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[kmail2] [Bug 359964] New: "Kmailleaks", or what to improve to make Kmail more privacy friendly.

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https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=359964

Bug ID: 359964
   Summary: "Kmailleaks", or what to improve to make Kmail more
privacy friendly.
   Product: kmail2
   Version: 5.1
  Platform: Gentoo Packages
OS: Linux
Status: UNCONFIRMED
  Severity: wishlist
  Priority: NOR
 Component: general
  Assignee: kdepim-bugs@kde.org
  Reporter: inf...@openaliasbox.org

As i commented here: https://forum.kde.org/viewtopic.php?f=215=130580 Kmail
reveals a lot of personal information that I don't believe is really necessary
to take out of the user computer and launch it to the Internet for ever. This
is what Kmail seems to send -from a mail in my sent mail folder in Kmail 2, the
addresses and IDs have been modified for privacy reasons-:

From: My Name 
To: addres...@othermailprovider.com
Subject: Whatever
Date: Tue, 41 Jul 7093  45:07:87 +0900
Message-ID: <206255.h4EBR3PX5@mylinuxuser-nameofmyPC>
X-KMail-Identity: 1308832047
X-KMail-Dictionary: es_ES
User-Agent: KMail/ (Linux/4.4.0-gentoo; KDE/5.19.0; x86_64; ; )
MIME-Version: 1.0
Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7Bit
Content-Type: text/plain; charset="UTF-8"

I know that some headers are necessary for a correct functioning of mail
protocols, deliveries, and such. But let me ask if the following information is
really necessary:
- Message-ID: <206255.h4EBR3PX5@mylinuxuser-nameofmyPC>
This ID is unique for each message, and as you see, includes my user name and
the name of my machine. I've seen that sending from the webmail page, this same
server adds a Message-ID field too, but it just reads
«6dce92d4g2f5378b431e6gc...@mymailprovider.com», surely the ID is unique too,
but at least there's no info about my mail account's name, and the machine ID
is just my provider's domain. Don't know how difficult may be decipher the
alfanumeric ID, but seems rather more discrete than "blabbermouth" Kmail. If
this ID is really indispensable, couldn't Kmail just use the mail server's
domain, just like the webmail apps do or even an indefined one like
«@localhost», or whatever that keeps users' data safe? 

- X-KMail-Identity: 1308832047
When I just begun to pay attention to what was doing Kmail with my personal
data I wasn't sure if those numbers were unique or perhaps were just a code for
Kmail or something like that, something more generic. No, it isn't, is another
unique identifier for each message; as opposed to Message-ID it doesn't leak
the user's nor machine's name though, but being a excluse Kmail identifier I
wonder if it's necessary at all. None of my mail providers' web apps have such
a thing, the only ID they have is  Message-ID.

- X-KMail-Dictionary: es_ES
I simply cannot believe that mail providers need to know what's my mother
language, and its regional variation. This iD doesn't anything to do with
character set, it just tells what dictionary I have set for orthographic check,
right? Again no provacy respectful webmail app leaks it.

- User-Agent: KMail/ (Linux/4.4.0-gentoo; KDE/5.19.0; x86_64; ; )
This is the cherry on top of the cake... Operating system, distribution,
desktop environment, version of DE, and CPU's architecture. Why not sending
also the last time I had sex? xD
Ok, jokes apart, I think that's a festival of the "cybergossip". GMX doesn't
send a user agent, neither Gmail does -their web apps, no mail client-, so it
seems clear that such info isn't necessary at all.


So, we have 4 different sources of personal data that are leaked by Kmail and
that help advertisers and governments a lot to make a very detailed
fingerprintof the users. I don't know almost anything about mail protocols, but
3 of them seem not to be necesary at all for a correct functioning. Am I wrong
or Kmail's privacy guarentees could improve a lot? Please, look what GMX web
app sends:

MIME-Version: 1.0
Message-ID: 
From: 
To: 
Subject:
Content-Type: text/html; charset=UTF-8
Date:
Importance: normal
Sensitivity: Normal
X-Priority: 3
X-Provags-ID:

One, only one, Message-ID, out of the 4 identifiers Kmail sends -X-Provags-ID
belongs to the spam filters, I think-. Seems that Kmail could function
perfectly being at least as discrete, no?
I'm not sure about the Content-Type: text/plain; charset="UTF-8" thind, even if
this is leaking the descriptor of my character set, maybe it is necessary to
avoid weird characters in the mesages, am I right?

Reproducible: Always

Steps to Reproduce:
1. Compose a message
2. Send it
3.

Actual Results:  
A lot of unnecesary fingerprinting data are leaked.

Expected Results:  
Only reveal indispensable data for email communication workd without issues,
and not let other data go out of our computers.

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[kmail2] [Bug 358561] Kmail doesn't paste images copied along with text

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and 6th.

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[kmail2] [Bug 358561] Kmail doesn't paste images copied along with text

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[kmail2] [Bug 358561] Kmail doesn't paste images copied along with text

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[kmail2] [Bug 358561] Kmail doesn't paste images copied along with text

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This is the second Screenshot that this form doen't allow to attach to my
detailed message...

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[kmail2] [Bug 358561] Kmail doesn't paste images copied along with text

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--- Comment #8 from eemantsal  ---
Damn! If I click on «Add an attachment" right up here, where I'm typing, it
doesn't attach anything to my message, it just sends the attachment and forgets
all my text. Please, this is a real blunder, try to fix it, site developers, I
don't think disordered bug reports are the best way of optimizing developers
nor reporters' time.

Ok, I goo on with what should have been posted in the former message:

Hi, Laurent.

I wanted to say this weeks before, but writing detailedly takes time, and I
don't have as much as I'd want, so I haven't been able to elaborate this
comment till today.

Ok, I wanted to add some details that perhaps help you, developers, to find the
"culprit" in this bug. I'm ilustrating with screenshots.
As I told before, if you copy a "combo" of text and image only the text
is copied, and in the place where the image should be, you only get that scaled
white icon I mentioned[1]. I've tried now some text and an image from
https://www.kde.org/announcements/plasma-5.5.4.php?site_locale=es and noticed
that if you save the mail as a draft, and go to the messages list, open your
draft folder, the message, switch to HTML view, and click to authorize to load
external references, you can see the correct image [2].

I also said that the only way to paste images and to be capable of seeing them
in the editor is to copy and paste the images individually or inserting them
with the in-app tool for adding images, but that's if you are coping content
from Firefox. I've tried with Qupzilla, selecting the same paragraph with the
same image inserted, and it's even worse, xD; but the interesting part is that
if you drag and drop the image alone to Kmail's composer, a nice popup asks you
to add the image as an attachment or as an inline image[3], and if you select
to insert it inline -or however it is in french, english, or the lenguage you
have your desktop- it works[4], and you can compose your HTML mail with inline
images without much problem -Kmail's composer is still far from competent for
HTML messages, but this way, at least you see what you are composing-. But if
you try and drag from Firefox, you only get the Image's URL in you message
[5].
Since Qupzilla is built on QT I suppose there's some incompatibility with GTK
apps like Firefox. There's a bug I'll eleborate when I have the time, that
makes drag html files onto FF from Dolphin impossible to load by FF,
which shows a "sympathic" serie of chinese characters in the address box. I'd
bet there's some "fight" between GTK and QT, but you are the devs, so I hope
you can investigate and find the precise cause.

Finally, if you save this mail as a draft -I mean the "version" that loads the
images correctly in the composer- and go to see it, Kmail doesn't load the
image, only shows an icon [6]. I must say that this happens to me with all the
messages I get and have inline images. Of course I have set Kmail to see
attachments inline.
In sum, I think there are three problems related:
- Kmail's composer can't load external references, that's why you can't see
your images when composing a message, but can load them if you make them local
files, vía C individually, for instance.
- There's some incompatibility, at least when drag and dropping between GTK and
QT apps.
- Kmail's message viewer, contrarily to the composer's behavior, can't load
local references -at least still images, haven't tried videos or animated GIFs-
but loads perfectly external references.


I don't think I can provide more useful info, but in case I'd see anything else
I'l comment here.

Regards.

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[kmail2] [Bug 358561] Kmail doesn't paste images copied along with text

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--- Comment #7 from eemantsal  ---
Created attachment 97569
  --> https://bugs.kde.org/attachment.cgi?id=97569=edit
[1]

Well, it seems that I can't attache various images to a single message. I'll
attach the rest in following messages. Site's developers should improve this,
though.

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[kmail2] [Bug 358561] Kmail doesn't paste images copied along with text

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--- Comment #3 from eemantsal  ---
Created attachment 96844
  --> https://bugs.kde.org/attachment.cgi?id=96844=edit
Content I want to copy/paste

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[kmail2] [Bug 358561] Kmail doesn't paste images copied along with text

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--- Comment #4 from eemantsal  ---
Created attachment 96845
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Results when pasted in Kmail's composer

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[kmail2] [Bug 358561] New: Kmail doesn't paste images copied along with text

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Bug ID: 358561
   Summary: Kmail doesn't paste images copied along with text
   Product: kmail2
   Version: 5.1
  Platform: Gentoo Packages
OS: Linux
Status: UNCONFIRMED
  Severity: major
  Priority: NOR
 Component: composer
  Assignee: kdepim-bugs@kde.org
  Reporter: inf...@openaliasbox.org

If I try to paste content copied from other programs, for example a web
browser, in a HTML message Kmail only pastes the text. Please look these
screenshots -sorry for the external link: I haven't found any way to upload
images here-:
If I copy this
[url=http://subefotos.com/ver/?9f0531c30808e73452e6f160d05331f1o.png][img]http://thumbs.subefotos.com/9f0531c30808e73452e6f160d05331f1o.jpg[/img][/url]

I get this
[url=http://subefotos.com/ver/?97419c652a71fc6b8559f60637627597o.png][img]http://thumbs.subefotos.com/97419c652a71fc6b8559f60637627597o.jpg[/img][/url]

As you see the text format is more or less respected, excepting the color,
which I suppose depends on my desktop theme, and the image is well placed, and
sized but there's no image, just that scaled icon. Seems like Kmail can get the
position and dimensions information from the original source but can't download
the real image and insert it. It doesn't matter if you try to copy quickly by
selecting and middle clicking or with Ctrl + C and Ctrl + V, te result is
always the same.
At first I though it could be Klipper's fault and not Kmail's, but not, if you
try to paste the same content into a webmail composer, for example, things are
correctly pasted, so it seems to be a failure in Kmail.
The only ways to insert images seem to be using the tool of Kmail's composer
for inserting one image at one time, and also copying the images individually
in the web browser and then pasting. This may be ok for one or two images, but
if you are pasting 2 or 3 paragraphs with one or two images each it begins to
suck; if you are composing 3 or 4 mails like that it becomes a real pain.

I know that many users, especially developers, think HTML email is evil, but in
the "real world" is "panem nostrum quotidianum", especially in the office
"echosystem", that's why I have valued this bug's severity as Major.


Reproducible: Always

Steps to Reproduce:
1. Copy some paragraph that is accompained by any image, from any webpage, for
instance .
2. Paste it into Kmail's composer

Actual Results:  
Only the text with its format is copied.

Expected Results:  
All the content copied is pasted.

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[kmail2] [Bug 358561] Kmail doesn't paste images copied along with text

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--- Comment #2 from eemantsal  ---
Ok, this site doesn't work like KDE Forum,, so the linked images don't show
correctly. Basides, once I have sent it I've seen that there is a tool for
attaching files, and it seems that once sent, the bug report can't be edited.
So, I have botched it. :-/. Sorry, this is the first bug report I file for KDE.
I attach now the screenshots I mentioned.

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[kmail2] [Bug 358561] Kmail doesn't paste images copied along with text

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--- Comment #1 from eemantsal  ---
Ok, this site doesn't work like KDE Forum,, so the linked images don't show
correctly. Basides, once I have sent it I've seen that there is a tool for
attaching files, and it seems that once sent, the bug report can't be edited.
So, I have botched it. :-/. Sorry, this is the first bug report I file for KDE.
Ok, I attach the screenshots I mentioned.

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[kmail2] [Bug 358561] Kmail doesn't paste images copied along with text

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--- Comment #5 from eemantsal  ---
BTW, excuse the red underlines in the second image, I didn't notice I hadn't
disabled the orthographic checker when I took the screenshot and the words in
english were underlined, but if I paste text in my language there's nothing
rare under it.

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