On 12/14/2011 02:08 PM, Ray_Net wrote: > Jim Taylor wrote: >> Ray_Net wrote: >> >>>> >>> I agree that the bad link is created by outlook 11, but what can we do >>> in SM to accept those link ? Perhaps when we do a click on it, SM will >>> tell us with a pop-up massage saying "This url is blocked by the >>> initiator - would you continue and reach the site ? "YES" - "NO"" >> >> Why do you think SeaMonkey should follow an invalid link? Actually it is >> doing what was intended by the security feature that created the link by >> not following it. Even Outlook itself will not follow those links (see >> http://www.slipstick.com/outlook/email/links-are-prefixed-with-blocked/ >> ). When you mouse over the link it shows the full url including the >> blocked:blocked in the status line which should be enough to indicate >> why it is not following it. Probably what it should actually do is not >> even highlight it as a link the way Google Groups does. If you look at >> this thread in Google Groups in either SeaMonkey or IE you will see that >> the invalid link in Paul Gallagher's HTML post is not even displayed as >> a link. >> >> In any case if it's a problem and not a feature it's Outlooks problem >> and not SeaMonkeys. >> > Thanks for the info/link you gave me. It appear that Outlook create > those bad link when the sender do a copy/paste of a correct link of a > mail to the new mail he wrote. The info/link explain what outlook users > should do to permit the open of this bad link. This info did not give us > a way in outlook to avoid this inclusion - So *no* cure by acting on > Outlook .... Therefore the problem is closed. My friend cannot send ma a > correct link, and i cannot open it.
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