Not confirmed for me.
Mails with german Umlauts are correctly displayed in the preview.
The source for testing was GMail.
Encoding in this case was
Content-Type: text/plain; charset="UTF-8"
Content-Transfer-Encoding: base64
How your mails are encoded ?
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We need more details to troubleshoot this. There possibly could be a bug where some specific encoding is not handled correctly, but we'd need to know more about what encoding the message is in, and whether it's any message in that encoding or just a certain specific one. With full headers of the email that causes problems I can often troubleshoot why that message doesn't decode correctly.
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We need more details to troubleshoot this. There possibly could be a bug where some specific encoding is not handled correctly, but we'd need to know more about what encoding the message is in, and whether it's any message in that encoding or just a certain specific one. With full headers of the email that causes problems I can often troubleshoot why that message doesn't decode correctly.
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Doubleclick on a mail shows the preview window: Here the german umlauts (mutations) are wrong encoded. Version 5.2.9
Last edit: TJF 2018-06-29
Not confirmed for me.
Mails with german Umlauts are correctly displayed in the preview.
The source for testing was GMail.
Encoding in this case was
Content-Type: text/plain; charset="UTF-8"
Content-Transfer-Encoding: base64
How your mails are encoded ?
We need more details to troubleshoot this. There possibly could be a bug where some specific encoding is not handled correctly, but we'd need to know more about what encoding the message is in, and whether it's any message in that encoding or just a certain specific one. With full headers of the email that causes problems I can often troubleshoot why that message doesn't decode correctly.
We need more details to troubleshoot this. There possibly could be a bug where some specific encoding is not handled correctly, but we'd need to know more about what encoding the message is in, and whether it's any message in that encoding or just a certain specific one. With full headers of the email that causes problems I can often troubleshoot why that message doesn't decode correctly.