I use a binary search (for "<p") and replace (with "\x0d\x0a<p") to prepare one-lined html files for viewing/correcting/editing in my favorite editor.
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Originally Posted by Doitsu
I tested the prettydiff scripts and noticed that there seems to be a problem with accented characters, which are garbled in the output file. (English text should be fine, though.)
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I've also had issues with ascii/unicode/utf-8 characters not being preserved across edits and producing the ebook - I now convert all utf-8 codes to html codes (e.g. e2809c and e2809d to “ and ” or c3a9 to é ) - it makes the html source a little bit harder to proofread.