On Apr 4, 4:32 pm, "Paul B. Gallagher" <[email protected]> wrote: > Quint Rankid wrote: > > I recall that in earlier versions of Seamonkey there was a menu choice > > for reporting problem URLs. I'm wondering if this is the best place > > to report trouble like this or is there a better choice? > > >www.dailymail.co.ukshows lots of images on their pages, but I don't > > see them in Seamonkey 2.8, Win XP. Advertising images do show on the > > pages I look at. > > > Is anyone else experiencing this problem? Are there settings or > > plugins or something I should be looking at? > > > I've tried taking a look in bugzilla.mozilla.org but didn't find > > anything related to this. > > From here (Win 7 Pro SP1, SM 2.8), the page is chock-a-block with > photos, many of theme risqué as expected from the DM, but since I use > AdBlock Plus, I don't see the ads. So it's clear that the DM is serving > the images. > > Is your computer subject to some kind of censorship program (e.g., are > you at an elementary school)? Does your ISP have such a setting that > perhaps you've misconfigured? Have you inadvertently enabled "parental > controls" (that's what my cable provider calls it) or something in XP? > > Is the problem limited to SM, or are other browsers affected as well?
I've only tried SM and IE. IE shows the images. _______________________________________________ support-seamonkey mailing list [email protected] https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
