Re: Thunderbird base64 images?
"Barbara" <[email protected]>
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On Fri, 6 May 2016 15:15:10 UTC, Dave Yeo <[email protected]> wrote: > Barbara wrote: > > I'm using Thunderbird 31.8.0 for email. > > > > Has anyone managed to correctly display a Thunderbird email which has > > a couple of base64 formatted images which need to be decoded? > > > > So far as I can determine, the email is an html page from my cell > > phone service to confirm autopay charges. I can read the plain text > > part, but the images are blank. > > > > gmail is my email client, and my iPhone displays the email correctly. > > > > This is not a big problem.... Just curious. > > > > Have you tried right-clicking on an image and choosing display or > similar? IIRC TB by default dowen't show images fo security reasons but > there is a setting somewhere to change this > Dave Yes, I'm familiar with the "To protect your security...." bar that pops up for "normal" html pages where you can click "preferences" to display images, but for the base64 coded image pages that bar does not appear. Right-clicking has no "display" option. No big deal. I just wish the phone service would send a plain text email without cute pictures attached. grrrrrrr. -- Barbara