Mo,
That's very good but justt one clarifification if I may.
Should someone paste text in to an email say from a website for
example will that show if rremote content is blocked?
I do from time to time need to paste such but not usually to this list.
BTW was using win 7 with Jaws 14 and IE 11 whilst downloading
successfully the Flash programme you gave out here Tony Sweeney
On 02/11/2014 07:42, Mobeen Iqbal wrote:
Hello tony.
Remote content refers to when someone sends you images pasted in to a
message. By default, thunderbird blocks them just in case they are
harmful. If you need to display them, for a sighted user perhaps, if
you tab there is a show remote content button which you can click.
This also gives you the option to permanently allow images to be
displayed from a certain sender. This is not the same as email
attachments by the way, this is when someone directly pastes an image
in to a message for your perusal.
All the best,
Mo.
Tony Sweeney <tonymsweeney@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi folk,
Why does Thunderbirde say something like "Blocking remote content" and
what does that mean?
TIA,
Tony
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