Re: (En/Dis)able JS in SeaMonkey's email client?

Chris Ilias wrote: > On 2019-05-30 1:38 p.m., Jonathan N. Little wrote: >> Even with HTML format javascript doesn't work in the mail client window. >> IIRC the option to enable javascript in the mail client "died" in NS >> Navigator. > > It was removed in SeaMonkey 2.0. :) > Yeah, I use to have

Re: (En/Dis)able JS in SeaMonkey's email client?

On 2019-05-30 1:38 p.m., Jonathan N. Little wrote: Even with HTML format javascript doesn't work in the mail client window. IIRC the option to enable javascript in the mail client "died" in NS Navigator. It was removed in SeaMonkey 2.0. :) -- Newsgroup moderator

Re: (En/Dis)able JS in SeaMonkey's email client?

Ant wrote: > On 5/26/2019 9:53 AM, EE wrote: >> Paul Bergsagel wrote: >>> Ant wrote: I swore it used to exist, but I can't find it in my v2.49.4 and on Google search. Where is it if it exists? Or was it removed long ago? :( Thank you for reading and hopefully answering soon.

Re: Help for Seamonkey POP3 mail account settings

Ray_Net wrote: > leocfior...@gmail.com wrote on 29-05-19 21:12: >> Hello people, >> >> I've recently downloaded and installed the latest SeaMonkey Windows >> setup package and fortunately most of it works fine, except for one >> thing: I just can't send e-mails with the server setup recommended by

Re: using S/MIME with enigmail in SeaMonkey 2/49.5 linux

David H. Durgee wrote: > I have the enigmail extension 2.0.9 dated 12 December 2018 installed > here. It appears that I need to use S/MIME to communicate securely with > my insurance agent, and possibly others. As it appears that I needed a > signed certificate to do so I just obtained one from

using S/MIME with enigmail in SeaMonkey 2/49.5 linux

I have the enigmail extension 2.0.9 dated 12 December 2018 installed here. It appears that I need to use S/MIME to communicate securely with my insurance agent, and possibly others. As it appears that I needed a signed certificate to do so I just obtained one from Actalis and have successfully