Allow Remote HTML images - Alternate email address - Mozilla
This is a discussion on Allow Remote HTML images - Alternate email address - Mozilla ; I have TB 2.0.0.14 with Windows XP SP2.
I don't want to load images in all HTML messages, only for those
addresses I have approved by checking the box in my address book 'Allow
remote images in HTML mail'.
My ...
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Allow Remote HTML images - Alternate email address
I have TB 2.0.0.14 with Windows XP SP2.
I don't want to load images in all HTML messages, only for those
addresses I have approved by checking the box in my address book 'Allow
remote images in HTML mail'.
My problem is that if I have a contact with two addresses, call them
primary@example.com and alternate@example.com, the 'Allow remote images'
setting only works for primary@example.com not for alternate@example.com.
If I click the link to always load images from this user, it tries
creating a new address book card for that email address, even though I
already have that address listed in an old card under alternate email.
Is this a bug or am I missing something? Shouldn't remote images load
for both primary@example.com AND alternate@example.com or do I really
need to create separate cards for all of them?
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Re: Allow Remote HTML images - Alternate email address
On 08-05-2008 23:28 CET, R F composed this enchanting statement:
> I have TB 2.0.0.14 with Windows XP SP2.
>
> I don't want to load images in all HTML messages, only for those
> addresses I have approved by checking the box in my address book
> 'Allow remote images in HTML mail'.
>
> My problem is that if I have a contact with two addresses, call them
> primary@example.com and alternate@example.com, the 'Allow remote
> images' setting only works for primary@example.com not for
> alternate@example.com.
>
> If I click the link to always load images from this user, it tries
> creating a new address book card for that email address, even though I
> already have that address listed in an old card under alternate email.
",it tries creating ..."? What is the outcome of that?
> Is this a bug or am I missing something? Shouldn't remote images load
> for both primary@example.com AND alternate@example.com or do I really
> need to create separate cards for all of them?
I believe that the alternate e-mail address is not checked for remote
images to be displayed. Some may say that it is working as designed; I
have no strong opinion on that, at present. May be, others will comment
on that.
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Kind regards,
Melchert
(MacOS 10.3.9 / Firefox 2.0, Thunderbird 2.0)