Re: Is there an allow_html_temp addon for SeaMonkey?

David Wilkinson wrote, On 06/05/2009 02:45 PM: But I still think it would be better if the default display mode could be specified separately for each "server" (see my recent post "HTML message display for RSS"). Does the about:config method described by Chris Ilias work in the latest SM2? Ye

Re: Is there an allow_html_temp addon for SeaMonkey?

dominique wrote: I do not see this context menu in SM2 Alpha 3. It is in the nightlies (I am now using today's nightly 20090605) on Linux (which I find really usable and safe !). Cheers, Dominique: OK, good. I do not really have time to play with nightlies, but I can wait. (I just installe

Re: Is there an allow_html_temp addon for SeaMonkey?

David Wilkinson wrote, On 06/05/2009 01:01 PM: I do not see this context menu in SM2 Alpha 3. It is in the nightlies (I am now using today's nightly 20090605) on Linux (which I find really usable and safe !). Cheers, Dominique ___ support-seamonkey

Re: Is there an allow_html_temp addon for SeaMonkey?

dominique wrote: I don't think it is needed in SM2, as there is a context menu: When in RSS feed: View --> feed msg body as: - web page - summary - default format Dominique: I do not see this context menu in SM2 Alpha 3. -- David Wilkinson _

Re: Is there an allow_html_temp addon for SeaMonkey?

David Wilkinson wrote, On 06/05/2009 05:47 AM: This is the greatest extension if you prefer a default of plain text display (as I do). I like the fact that it is activated by context menu, because it emphasizes the fact that it applies only to the current message. (I am also big into context men

Re: Is there an allow_html_temp addon for SeaMonkey?

Mark Hansen wrote: Well, I just noticed that if I right-click in the message preview pane, there is a context menu titled "Show HTML". Isn't there supposed to be a button added to the UI somewhere so I can just click on that, rather than navigating to a context menu? Mark: This is the greates

Re: Is there an allow_html_temp addon for SeaMonkey?

On 06/04/09 15:05, Mark Hansen wrote: > I saw a reference to an Allow HTML Temp addon for SeaMonkey, > and it sounds very interesting. When I go to the SeaMonkey > add-ons page: > > > > it says "Add to SeaMonkey", but when I try it, the inst