gfp <g...@posteo.at> writes:
> Hi,
>
> I disabled HTML in my Thunderbird Email package for security reasons.
AFAIK Thunderbird includes JavaScript which Gnus or rather Emacs doesn't
handle (by default).
> In Gnus, there are news in HTML displayed.
> In my Gnus Emails, I am not sure, if the displayed text is HTML or text.
> See an example underneath (Email from Drew Adams from Windows).
>
> I added the headers (my Email provider has certain security measures
> that can be seen in the header).
You can attach articles to be embedded to the article you are writing at
the time, this makes it easier to view the article in the same way you
received it yourself.
Read: (info "(gnus) summary message commands").
>
> i tried to read Gnus news in plain text, but it is difficult to read.
> I would prefer HTML.
> So what can I do?
>
> Are there a certain security measures in Emacs or Emacs Gnus
> configured?
Not really a security feature but you can tell gnus (or rather
mm-decode) to prefer or discourage the html parts of the articles.
E.g. like this:
(setopt mm-discouraged-alternatives '("text/html"))
You can customize how mm-decode renders html using
`mm-text-html-renderer'
E.g. like this:
(setopt mm-text-html-renderer 'w3m)
Check my gnus config if you want to know more:
https://codeberg.org/thaodan/emacs.d#headline-237
