User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux i686; en-US; rv:1.6) Gecko/20040319 Build Identifier: Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux i686; en-US; rv:1.6) Gecko/20040319 For messages in my inbox that are quoted-printable the last character is often in a new line of its own. I will try to attach a sample. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Select Message 2. Scroll to end Actual Results: Last Character in a single line, like this: Greeting s Expected Results: The last line in one piece, like this: Greetings Manually removin the quoted-printable header from the mail does remove this Problem - although I would not call this a workaround. The problem is really annoying if there is an URL in the last line.

I hope this shows the bug in the web browser window as well...

Which character do you expect to see wrapped in that sample? I'm not seeing any wrapped (1.8a-0420, Win2K), after integrating that message into my email. (Loading into the web browser shows a different problem: the message is parsed correctly, stored internally as UTF-8, and then displayed [as mail] as if the UTF-8 character sequence were in fact ISO-8859-1. That's bug 129443.)

This is a screenshot what my message window looks like.

This looks like a more general version of bug 225552.

Martin von Gagern, a patch was checked in for bug 90161 which may have fixed this problem. Do you still see the symptom with current 1.8 nightlies?

It might take me a while to check this - so far I've been using the Gentoo portage system to build mozilla. I could try a manual binary install, but I would prefer to have this build as similar to my current one as possible, so I'll try to adapt portage to build from the nightly sources. I have no idea how difficult this could become.

Martin von Gagern, have you been able to confirm that this bug has in fact been fixed? If so, please mark this as a dupe of bug 90161.

No response from reporter, duping. *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 90161 ***