#Seamonkey browser reporting a virus how to#

(I just now looked to confirm that.) And I've checked the Windows Secrets website for my own settings, to make sure that I'm supposed to be getting the full version including images, and I am. Philip Chee wrote:Edit -> Preferences -> Mail and Newsgroups -> Message Display -> Block images and other content from remote sources.īut that's already not checked. I would much appreciate any comments, suggestions, or other help. I do have the NoSquint extension installed, and although I think it works only on web pages and not on email, I disabled it and that didn't cause my missing email images to appear. I tried putting the Windows Secrets email address into my Personal Address Book, and checking 'Allow remote content,' but that didn't give me any images either. Of course, the setting I was looking for could be there, and I simply missed it. I have checked Edit, Preferences, Mail & News Groups, Message Display, and all other categories in Mail & Newsgroups, but I didn't see anything about blocking images.Īfter opening SeaMonkey mail, I have also checked Edit, Mail & Newsgroups Account Settings, and again I didn't see anything about blocking images. This applies not only to my current mail received by SeaMonkey 2.0.2, but also to mail downloaded and saved (in the same folder) when I was using SeaMonkey 1.1.18. In particular, I'm not getting the writers' photographs (no great loss there ), but more important is that I'm not seeing screenshots that illustrate some issue or procedure.

(The Windows Secrets website displays images for me with no problem.)

#Seamonkey browser reporting a virus how to#

Today I discovered that, in the emailed Windows Secrets Newsletter, images that could be coming directly from the internet or that could be already downloaded on to my computer along with the text (I have no idea how to determine which) are not being displayed in the email. I'm gradually getting used to SeaMonkey 2.0.2.