Tim Jones wrote:
> On Nov 29, 2007, at 1:16 PM, Joe Strout wrote:
>> I kinda like that idea. There are actually two ways to do this: most
>> clients that send HTML email also include a plain-text part. So you
>> could either show the plain-text part, or extract the text out of the
>> HTML. Maybe give the user the choice. But then include an "Open in
>> Browser" widget the user can click to save the message to a temp file
>> and ShowURL it.
>
> Be sure that we include a "do not load images" option as the
> retrieval of the images from a remote site can let spam list
> maintainers know that you're a live address.
The more safety measures for privacy and exploit-suppression the better!
An HTML sanitizer of come kind would be welcome. Anything that won't
execute or potentially execute or hand off executable code or redirected
URLS would be great.
I *hate* HTML because it makes it much easier, on Windows, to trick
users or disguise malicious mail. It also makes it easier for most
users to put in pointless dancing smileys and other things that sends me
into synaptic spasms resembling a stroke when HTML isn't "cleaned up" a bit.
I'm starting to sound like such a curmudgeon. Maybe I've been doing
this too long.
-Bart
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Thom McGrath <lists at thezaz dot com> wrote:
> In spite of major shortcomings in the built-in HTMLViewer, I'm looking
> for alternatives. The MBS plugin has me covered on the Mac, as well as
> some helpful Cocoa code posted here. So the Mac is not my issue. My =
> issue is Windows.
> =
> Are there declares that can be made (like on the Mac) to handle the =
> Back and Forward functions on Windows?
Well, you can send me emails of what you need and i may be able to add
it.
But I get not much feature requests sent to me althrough I'm often
faster than RS with implementation :-)
Gru=DF
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