On 20 Dec 2008, at 05:02, Andrea Valle wrote:
(happy that Helper has helped, I got crazy with that tricky stuff).I think we really have to treat all this Cocoa html stuff just like Cocoa for GUI. Frankly, I do not trust in browsers and in html for multiplatform compatibility.
Yes, this is true. But this is precisely what I think is so impressive about the Cocoa html writer. It does a good job of converting rich text to something that looks pretty consistent. I'm not aware of anything that does a better job.
w3m is the real problem here, as it is a plain text browser. Its interpretation of the generated html is not wrong (i.e. extra line feeds after paragraphs) since it's free to ignore the css. It is unfortunate though as there doesn't seem to be another viable alternative within emacs.
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