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What do these options mean?

johannes

1 Show remote content in this message to show remote content just for this particular message. 2 Edit remote content preferences… to display remote content by default (see next section). 3 Allow remote content from <website> to show the remote content stored on this site. 4 Allow remote content from all <n> origins listed above adds all the n websites listed above to the remote content exception list. 5 Allow remote content from <email address> adds the sender email address to the remote content exceptions list.

Q1 How do option 1 and option 4 differ exactly?

Q2 What will option 5 do exactly. Would it be the same as option 4 but also allow future, currently unknown <website>, for emails from the same <email address>?

1 Show remote content in this message to show remote content just for this particular message. 2 Edit remote content preferences… to display remote content by default (see next section). 3 Allow remote content from <website> to show the remote content stored on this site. 4 Allow remote content from all <n> origins listed above adds all the n websites listed above to the remote content exception list. 5 Allow remote content from <email address> adds the sender email address to the remote content exceptions list. Q1 How do option 1 and option 4 differ exactly? Q2 What will option 5 do exactly. Would it be the same as option 4 but also allow future, currently unknown <website>, for emails from the same <email address>?

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johannes said

1 Show remote content in this message to show remote content just for this particular message. 2 Edit remote content preferences… to display remote content by default (see next section). 3 Allow remote content from <website> to show the remote content stored on this site. 4 Allow remote content from all <n> origins listed above adds all the n websites listed above to the remote content exception list. 5 Allow remote content from <email address> adds the sender email address to the remote content exceptions list. Q1 How do option 1 and option 4 differ exactly? Q2 What will option 5 do exactly. Would it be the same as option 4 but also allow future, currently unknown <website>, for emails from the same <email address>?

1. (1) allows all remote content for all sites listed for that message only. (4) allows remote content from all sites listed in (1) for any future messages.

2. I believe so.

That is a helpful answer but does solve one part of the problem. Where in the source code is this dialog programmed? than I can look for my self.

johannes said

That is a helpful answer but does solve one part of the problem. Where in the source code is this dialog programmed? than I can look for my self.

I have no idea.