hi,
i never like HTML in e-mail to start with, but now i'll just disable it ...
just read that the spammers found a new trick ; when you view a message in
HTML they retrieve an 'invisible' picture from a site and put your e-mail
address in a cookie ...
http://www.eff.org/pub/Privacy/Profiling
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Hello Rob,
R> just read that the spammers found a new trick ; when you view a message in
R> HTML they retrieve an 'invisible' picture from a site and
Rob <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> i never like HTML in e-mail to start with, but now i'll just disable it ...
> just read that the spammers found a new trick ; when you view a message in
> HTML they retrieve an 'invisible' picture from a site and put your e-mail
> address in a cookie ...
>
Hello all,
on Tuesday, December 07, 1999 at 10:28:01 AM, Ali wrote :
> TB! will only view HTML and nothing more. The reason why TB! will not
> view imbedded images in HTML pages sent,
but it does !! someone sent me an e-mail with a background and pictures and
TheBat shows it all ... as long as
Rob <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
[...]
>> TB! will only view HTML and nothing more. The reason why TB! will not
>> view imbedded images in HTML pages sent,
> but it does !! someone sent me an e-mail with a background and pictures and
> TheBat shows it all ... as long as the stuff is attached to
Hi there!
On 7 Dec 99, at 23:53, Rob wrote
about "Re: OT : HTML privacy risk ??":
> > TB! will only view HTML and nothing more. The reason why TB! will not
> > view imbedded images in HTML pages sent,
>
> but it does !! someone sent me an e-mail with a backgrou
AM> The official release of TB version 1.38 is available at:
AM> ftp://ftp.ritlabs.com/pub/the_bat/the_bat.exe
SOmething cute I just discovered: double click on that link and it fires
up my FTP client and goes to get the file. I knew this worked with http
urls. It's very clever to do it with c
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