Hello Marck,
Will there be a feature to ignore by default, but load on request by
let say clicking on the image while holding shift or something like
that?
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Best regards,
Mitja Perko
Sorry to confuse. There will be a global ignore all option (don't
even *think* about downloading) but if
Hello Marck,
It will never be there in that form. It's just too dangerous. I
understand that support for retrieving non-sent images will be added
at some point *BUT* it will only get one image at a time and prompt
for permission for *each* image. This is because not all images *are*
images.
Hello Jernej,
That's not the problem. The problem is, that these images can be used
for tracking - spammer can embed such image in text (with unique ID),
and if the server gets the request for that image ID, it can confirm
that the message was read - that the e-mail address exists. There are
Hi Jonathan,
JA Then how would you explain viruses spreading via the .jpg and .gif
JA formats? They have 'code' in the headers that the viewer (in most
JA cases IE) reads and 'executes'... which causes infection.
I've never heard of that and I don't think it's true; these formats
have no
Hi Peter,
PP If you insist in the images you're free of open the HTML-page in
PP your browser (which is BTW designed to display HTML pages)
I sympathize with your plight of text-only e-mail, and I'd like to add
that the true netpurist will only use a plain, fixed-width font.
However, the Net
Hi Marck,
MDP erm... which it already does. I received such a mail only 30 minutes
MDP ago. It was rendered perfectly.
Oops! Now I see that I'd simply never had a HTML-message with the
images attached. They all had links to remote images. Hence all the
little red crosses! :) I've just sent
JA Guess I need to give an example... Take... erm... SubSeven. Has a
JA small program that 'encapsulates' files... Run it onto a .jpg file it
JA increases the .jpg file by maybe 300kb... file extension is *still*
JA .jpg (no hidden extensions, or anything like that), and the file is
JA now
On Monday, June 10, 2002, Allie C Martin wrote:
New HTML engine?
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