Re: Seamonkey 2.0 Final is out

Marcelo wrote:
> Well, Seamonkey 2 is out, I decided that this was the right moment to
> migrate and here I am, newly Multizilla-orphan. Until and unless a
> SM2-compatible version of Multizilla hits the servers, I'll have to make
> do with a mishmash of other extensions.
>
> In most cases, Multizilla is nice to have but I can do without it... but
> not always. Some of the MZ features really make a difference. And I have
> just hit my first snag of this kind...
>
> Per-sender permissions in Mail. Multizilla allows one to block
> downloading images and other non-embedded stuff from the Web while
> allowing specific senders. This means that I can let some legitimate
> newsletters to send me rich email, while blocking all the spammers.
> Vanilla Seamonkey does not include this kind of funcionality: it allows
> you to view mails as "original HTML" (with all images), "basic HTML"
> (simplified formatting, does not download images) and "plain text." But
> the setting is system-wide.
>
> Does anybody know of a Thunderbird extension with similar functionality?
>
> (Multizilla allows granular permissions for a lot of stuff... I'm
> looking at NoScript to replace the per-site Javascript permissions
> funcionality in MZ...)
>
> Marcelo
> -=-=-
> ... I am Pentium of Borg. Division is futile. You will be approximated.
> * TagZilla 0.0661 * http://tagzilla.mozdev.org on Seamonkey 2
Seamonkey without MultiZilla is only half the browser I am used to. I 
have just installed version 2 and right now I feel like sticking with 
1.1x - where MultiZilla works. SXXT!!!!!