Hello Marek, Friday, June 30, 2006, 1:21:01 AM, you wrote:
> yes, downloading of images is done, now management and logic is needed. Though I'm not fun of downloading images within The Bat maybe this functionality could be implemented in a certain way that could make it as safe as possible. I suggest to take the approach a certain program (that is in beta now, sorry I cannot disclose much details) is using Downloading images from html content is by default disabled. Then there is the following options * The sender matches a white list * The sender matches an address book entry * Always disabled (by default this is checked) * Always enabled * Ask user what to do If "Ask user what to do" is checked then the first time an external image is in an html mail a dialog should popup like the attached. The "Don't ask again" should be enabled only if "never download" or "always download" is selected. -- George M. Menegakis Using The Bat v3.81.05 Beta on Windows XP Service Pack 2
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