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Mij stipescams. Wy sille jo nea freegje in telefoannûmer te beljen, der in sms nei ta te stjoeren of persoanlike gegevens te dielen. Meld fertochte aktiviteit mei de opsje ‘Misbrûk melde’.

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Dizze konversaasje is argivearre. Stel in nije fraach as jo help nedich hawwe.

New computer, new T-bird, some images that did show don't now, e.g. Sears emails.

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Most images appeared with the addition of JavaScript, but some don't. Have Reader, but there must be something else missing.

Most images appeared with the addition of JavaScript, but some don't. Have Reader, but there must be something else missing.

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Don't see any indication that you got the details that were provided with the question, so... Just got a new (to me) computer; just loaded the newest Thunderbird version. Most emails come with pictures that are revealed only when Show Remote Content is clicked. Downloading JavaScript allowed most of the images to be shown; some images, your icon for one, still don't appear. This wasn't such a glaring issue with the old computer and T-bird; there must be another graphics program that needs to be downloaded. Thanks. Good luck. Enjoy, sep

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All of the standard image types should show when you allow remote content. However, if you use any add-ons (or external security/filtering software) that hides advertisements, they sometimes can block things that are not ads.

One question about your description: what do you mean by downloading JavaScript? For security reasons, it is better not to allow JavaScript to run in email messages.

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Or did you mean that you had previously configured Thunderbird so you didn't have to allow remote content for different senders? This is a privacy feature that reduces the ability of others to track that you've opened marketing material. This article describes how to bypass if it's that's what you want to do: http://kb.mozillazine.org/Privacy_basics_%28Thunderbird%29.

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Don't really know about the email, but JavaScript helped the browser, so... All I know is that a lot of images don't come through (Sears ad) that used to. Got to thinkin' that it was just the one ad and some other quirks, but it's not. No big loss. Thanks. Good luck. Enjoy, sep

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I'm a little confused between what you are viewing in Thunderbird vs. Firefox, but if you are good where you are, I'll stand down for now.

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In T-bird, your icon is a mostly empty box; in Firefox, it's a picture. T-bird filters haven't been enabled, none have been turned off; it's straight out of the box. Was just curious, it'll be OK as it is. Thanks again. Enjoy, sep