Good Evening,
I've spent hours the last couple of days trying to make peace with
Thunderbird 31.3.0 and WE 8.4 on 64 bit Windows 7 Home Premium. I've
figured out a way of getting searching for multiple categories such as
subject and from in a folder or account to work and am again tackling
those pesky Thunderbird thinks this message is junk and Thunderbird has
blocked remote content alerts.
Last night, I followed Steve's instructions below and initially thought
they worked, but am getting them again today. I turned the machine off
when I went to bed last night.
I read the Mozilla help for remote content and don't see any reason to
allow it. Since blocking appears to be the default, is there a way of
getting WE not to speak the alert? I'm on a couple lists comprising
mostly sighted users and a quick check seems to indicate that the remote
content alert appears mostly with these or maybe with messages that
aren't sent using plain text. JAWS 16 does not give me either of these
alerts.
I have a SMA for WE 9 and am willing to try the Beta if it will make
life easier.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Margaret
On 12/9/2014 11:27 AM, Steve Clower wrote:
Lynn,
In Thunderbird, go to Tools -> Options. Then, Arrow down until you find
the "security" item. Tab once to the tab control and go right until you
find the "E-mail Scams" item. Uncheck the option to warn of scams, and
click OK.
Regards,
Steve
On 12/9/2014 11:12 AM, Lynn White wrote:
This is probably not connected at all with the beta.
But since upgrading to the latest Thunderbird, every other message
says that Thunderbird thinks that the message is spam.
When I go into a message, it wants to protect my privacy. Is there a
way to turn this off?
Thanks.
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