Tickets :: Comment on [#11863] HTML format breaks

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Comment	>> This bug may seem a low priority but due to the nature of email >> conversations and the continuous back and forth replying, emails >> quickly fill with a tremendous amount of junk. > > So you are 1) replying via HTML and 2) then doing spellcheck on this > replied message? That seems extremely un-useful. > > First, you are going to be catching spell errors in the original > message (which are irrelevant). And its doubtful that all misspelled > words will be caught (and there will probably be false positives) > since it is pretty much impossible to determine discrete "words" in > HTML data. For example: > <span>t</span><span>e</span><span>e</span><span>s</span><span>t</span>. > Boom: there's a misspelled word (teest) that won't be caught. > > You are right: this shouldn't be low priority, this should be zero > priority. In fact, thinking about this... we should probably totally > disable spellchecking for any HTML data NOT created via IMP. That's > the only way of guaranteeing some semblance of acceptable > spellchecking performance.
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