Travis Crump wrote: > Went to web site, had some common questions about their products so I > clicked FAQs.��This�took�me�to�a�page�that�tells�me�a�new�window�will > open.��It�doesn't(probably�because�I�have�the�option�checked�to�disable > window.open()), so I click "click here" per instructions if a new window > doesn't open.��This�opens�a�window�that�says�"This�Application�requires > either Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.x or Netscape Navigator 4.7x."
Yeah, I see the page you're talking about now. I hadn't popped that one up before. My bad. For the sake of argument let's say their software is crap and it was ultimately responsible for the inbox getting wiped. Dealing with AV software from all kinds of vendors is the reality of the Windows environment today. The biggest area of concern for viruses is ultimately going to be E-Mail for the foreseeable future. Mozilla mail should be aware of this reality, and do what it can to insure that a possible viral attachment is not a part of the mail body when a scan occurs. Especially for vendors out there that aren't even willing to acknowledge there is such a thing as a Mozilla project. No Mozilla developer or user can force some other vendor to play nice with Mozilla files. It can make it so actions they may take do not adversely impact the integrity of mail folders. Strip them attachments! Later on, -- "Outside of a dog, a book is man's best friend. Inside of a dog, it's too dark to read." - Groucho Marx
