It’s been a while since I stopped using Claws but IIRC it used to work well enough. You need to locate the plugin shipped with the package and load it from the plugin section down below the preferences list.
Correct, it seems it’s not built by default. Perhaps, I managed to compile it by tweaking the build process a bit from HaikuPorts.
I dug into my old Haiku installation and here you go: https://0x0.st/8MEL.so.zip
I noticed your changes in the Haiku containers is using version of litehtml greater than 0.9 (0.9 is the latest version available after that there’s no release versionning).
Is it intended ?
I’m currently working on a haikuports package for litehtml 0.9. Package build is in progress and my next step would be to patch the 2 files for the haiku containers , but it would mean to be compatible with version 0.9.
yes the library uses a little strange layout and I want to fix that for the includes, but cannot change the project structure as it is used for various systems and all containers use that layout.
It’s simply a matter of adjusting one line though;-)
The litebrowser is not a real browser but just meant as a testbed and this is exactly what I used while working on the updated Haiku port…
Great to know it works for you though, now let’s get that lib more stable and then I’ll work on more Haiku Mail integration. Works OK for some test cases but still has many issues.