Re: Seamonkey 2.0 Final is out

Interviewed by CNN on 30/10/2009 16:59, RNick told the world:
> Marcelo wrote:

>> 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.

Turns out I was wrong; if you set your default view mode in Seamonkey 2
to "Original HTML," it shows the options for downloading images the same
as I was used to. So it's not a Multizilla option at all. I confused the
downloading images issue with the "Basic HTML" option (which Seamonkey
1.x does *not* have).

However, a similar whitelist feature for switching between "Basic HTML"
and "Original HTML" would be verrry nice...


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