Missing option to show remote content for a single message
I have 'Allow remote content in messages' turned off.
When viewing a message with remote content, I see the bar "To protect your privacy, Thunderbird has blocked remote content in this message", however the 'Preferences' dropdown described in Remote Content in Messages does not exist...
I want to show remote content for a single message, but this seems impossible!
What am I doing wrong?
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In this case, you'd be looking for an "Options" button, not "Preferences"... but you're missing that one, too! What happens when you restart Thunderbird in Troubleshooting Mode (see menu option <Help | Troubleshooting Mode>)? This will, among other things, temporarily disable all add-ons in case one of them is misbehaving.
The help article Remote Content in Messages describes and shows a screenshot of a "Preferences" button not an "Options" button, but yes I am missing any button at all.
I restart in Troubleshooting Mode (without ticking the boxes to make the changes permanent), but I still don't see any button/drop-down in the 'To protect your privacy...' banner. I still see the same thing as the first screenshot I uploaded.
I have tried re-installing Thunderbird but this has not helped.
Ändrad
What is your operating system?
What version of Thunderbird?
Have you made any non-standard interface tweaks by using a userChrome.css file?
Check the setting <Settings | Privacy & Security | Privacy | Mail Content> - click the "Exceptions" button. Anything listed there?
Ändrad
Thunderbird 152.0 (64-bit) Mozilla Thunderbird for Arch Linux
I have not made any tweaks at all, nor installed any themes. I checked the directory just in case, and no userChrome.css exists.
I have no exceptions in my Mail Content setting, I just have Allow Remote Content off by default (as described in Remote Content in Messages)
Any ideas?
Well, I wasn't going to do it, but I gave in to curiosity and I installed Arch in Virtualbox, and it was a real chore. But at least I got Thunderbird 152.0 up and running, and I do get the yellow "Thunderbird has blocked remote content" banner, including the "Preferences" button.
I opted for the GNOME desktop environment. If you use something else, maybe that's where the problem lies. Otherwise, I'm out of ideas, sorry.