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Anṣuf ar Thunderbird n izegrar.
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Attachemnt Encoding Detector 1.0 Yesra asenker tikelt nniden
sγur ClearCode Inc.
To detect file encoding of attachments, this forces to Thunderbird to use an encoding detector for a specific locale instead of the generic one.
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# What's this?
When I attach plaintext files to a mail, Thunderbird automatically tries to detect their character encoding from their contents, by the commit:
http://hg.mozilla.org/comm-central/rev/2b9773749c86
However, because the universal (global, generic) detector is always used, Thunderbird often fails to detect character encoding of files. For example, on a Japanese environment, "Shift_JIS" and "EUC-JP" are wrongly detected as "windows-1252".
This addon forces Thunderbird to use localized encoding detector based on the system language, As the result, plain text files will be attached with correct encoding.
## Steps to test
Note: these steps are just for a Japanese environments. In other languages, they are possibly detected unexpected encodings...
1. Attach samples/*.txt files to a new message.
2. Save it to the Draft folder.
3. Choose "View" => "View Sorce".
4. You'll see detection result for file contents as "Content-Type:text/plain; charset=...." in each header of attachments.
Without this addon, sjis.txt and euc.txt are detected as "windows-1252" unexpectedly.
With this addon, they are correctly detected as Shift_JIS or EUC-JP.
When I attach plaintext files to a mail, Thunderbird automatically tries to detect their character encoding from their contents, by the commit:
http://hg.mozilla.org/comm-central/rev/2b9773749c86
However, because the universal (global, generic) detector is always used, Thunderbird often fails to detect character encoding of files. For example, on a Japanese environment, "Shift_JIS" and "EUC-JP" are wrongly detected as "windows-1252".
This addon forces Thunderbird to use localized encoding detector based on the system language, As the result, plain text files will be attached with correct encoding.
## Steps to test
Note: these steps are just for a Japanese environments. In other languages, they are possibly detected unexpected encodings...
1. Attach samples/*.txt files to a new message.
2. Save it to the Draft folder.
3. Choose "View" => "View Sorce".
4. You'll see detection result for file contents as "Content-Type:text/plain; charset=...." in each header of attachments.
Without this addon, sjis.txt and euc.txt are detected as "windows-1252" unexpectedly.
With this addon, they are correctly detected as Shift_JIS or EUC-JP.
