π¨ Palette: Enforce plain text on QTextEdit widgets - #226
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Added `setAcceptRichText(False)` to `QTextEdit` widgets across the application (system prompt, chat history, download log, and setup log) to prevent users from accidentally pasting formatted rich text/HTML and ruining the application's visual styling. Co-authored-by: dieterolson <198168927+dieterolson@users.noreply.github.com>
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π‘ What: Added
setAcceptRichText(False)toQTextEditwidgets across the application (system prompt, chat history, download log, and setup log).π― Why: By default,
QTextEditaccepts rich text. If a user copies text from a webpage or a formatted document and pastes it into these fields, the text retains unwanted fonts, sizes, background colors, and styling. Disabling rich text acceptance ensures a clean, consistent plain text experience.πΈ Before/After: No visual changes directly, but prevents visual bugs caused by pasting formatted text.
βΏ Accessibility: Prevents inconsistent text styling that could disrupt readability or contrast.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 9452309341866597451 started by @dieterolson