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It's pretty hard to tell what your problem is given that you're not
posting with Google Groups and your recent replies here quoting
ASCII art display fine for me.

If you're sending links to people then why not just send them the
artwork text directly? If their Email client doesn't use a
fixed-width font to display plain text, or you're one of those
HTML-obsessed email writers, then use HTML and put "<pre> </pre>"
tags around it. Or convert it to an image if you must.

Anyway a solution to Google Groups messing up the display of ASCII
art was actually posted recently in comp.arch.embedded. See:
Subject: Improved display in Google Groups
Message-ID: <d528a051-e3c1-47cd-a53a-2fee70002df0n@googlegroups.com>

It involves installing this browser extension then setting up a
custom style sheet using it:
https://github.com/openstyles/stylus

Probably not something you'll get other people to do. But then why
would you send them links to Google Groups to share ASCII art in
the first place?

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Viewing them in like https://groups.google.com/g/alt.ascii-art/c/aCPkwsUy8P4 thread.

Computer Nerd Kev <not@telling.you.invalid> wrote:
> It's pretty hard to tell what your problem is given that you're not
> posting with Google Groups and your recent replies here quoting
> ASCII art display fine for me.

> If you're sending links to people then why not just send them the
> artwork text directly? If their Email client doesn't use a
> fixed-width font to display plain text, or you're one of those
> HTML-obsessed email writers, then use HTML and put "<pre> </pre>"
> tags around it. Or convert it to an image if you must.

> Anyway a solution to Google Groups messing up the display of ASCII
> art was actually posted recently in comp.arch.embedded. See:
> Subject: Improved display in Google Groups
> Message-ID: <d528a051-e3c1-47cd-a53a-2fee70002df0n@googlegroups.com>

> It involves installing this browser extension then setting up a
> custom style sheet using it:
> https://github.com/openstyles/stylus

> Probably not something you'll get other people to do. But then why
> would you send them links to Google Groups to share ASCII art in
> the first place?

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On 2023-04-10, Computer Nerd Kev wrote:
> Anyway a solution to Google Groups messing up the display of ASCII
> art was actually posted recently in comp.arch.embedded. See:
> Subject: Improved display in Google Groups
> Message-ID: <d528a051-e3c1-47cd-a53a-2fee70002df0n@googlegroups.com>
>

FYI, if you use uBO you can just add a filter like this in "My Filters":

groups.google.com##div[role="region"]:style(white-space: pre!important; font-family: monospace)
groups.google.com##div[role="region"] > br:style(display: none!important)

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