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Old 11-21-2018, 03:15 AM   #5
un_pogaz
Chalut o/
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I understand that automatically converting all HTML entities to their Unicode character is more readable.
However, if we have written an HTML entity (and more specifically a Unicode Entity ) it is because we want it as it is.
So seeing them disappear automatically is a bad surprise.
This is especially troublesome for alternative space character ("Narrow No-Break Space" for example) and technical characters.

It would be nice to have an option to disable the automatic conversion of entities completely (or partially: only Unicode Entities are kept, the other ones are converted)
For me, having to ask the user to manually enter the exceptions (without any other alternative) is not a good feature.
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