Re: scam notice

[BIll Spikowski]

Smiles wrote:

how do I turn off the email scam notification in seamonkey



Edit - Preferences - Mail & Newsgroups - Junk & Suspect Mail - UNcheck "Tell me if 
..."
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scam notice

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how do I turn off the email scam notification in seamonkey
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Re: Malware Protection

[EE]

David E. Ross wrote:

On 10/30/2014 3:07 PM, »Q« wrote:

In ,
Ray_Net  wrote:


David E. Ross wrote, On 30/10/2014 20:02:

On 10/30/2014 10:16 AM, Ray_Net wrote:

David E. Ross wrote, On 30/10/2014 18:12:

On 10/30/2014 10:06 AM, Ray_Net wrote:

David E. Ross wrote, On 30/10/2014 16:19:

On 10/30/2014 3:02 AM, Ray_Net wrote:

David E. Ross wrote, On 30/10/2014 01:47:

The Web page
 provides a
test of Gecko's protection of users against phishing Web
sites.  Is there a corresponding Web page for testing Gecko's
protection against sites containing malware?


I can see this page normally, so i am not protected :-)
User agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.1; rv:29.0)
Gecko/20100101 Firefox/29.0 SeaMonkey/2.26.1
Win7 pro SP1 up to date


I, too, am still using 2.26.1 because I want auto-fill for
passwords. See bug #1064639 at
.

On the left side of the Preferences window, select Privacy &
Security. There are two checkboxes under Safe Browsing.  The
phishing checkbox does indeed block
 for 2.26.1,
but the malware checkbox does not block
.  Since
this might be something implemented for 2.30, I have not
submitted a bug report.


OK, I have both boxes checked true:
 is blocked
But  is NOT
blocked.


That is a difference between 2.26.1 and 2.30.  I have been using
Netscape > Mozilla Suite > SeaMonkey for about 20 years and have
done okay without the malware protection.  I can do without it
for the time it takes to fix bug #1064639.


Both are test page for phishing not for malware ...
2.26.1 should work for phishing and 2.30 should work for phishing
and malware.
So what ? Is the page
 not a test for
phishing evenwhile the text say so ?


Earlier in this thread -- in response to my original question -- we
were told that "It's a trap" at
 is a test for
protection against phishing and "It's an attack" at
 is a test for
protection against malware.  The text within the former (if you
disable the protection) clearly indicates the page is only about
phishing.  The text within the latter is not so clear, but I
inferred from the first sentence that it is about malware and not
phishing.


Yes, i have clearly understand BUT for this one:


what is it ? a test for phishing or for malware ?


Here's the way the Firefox 3.0 release notes introduced the two
pages in 2008:

* Malware Protection: malware protection warns users when they arrive at
   sites which are known to install viruses, spyware, trojans or other
   malware.
   (Try it here! )

* New Web Forgery Protection page: the content of pages suspected as web
   forgeries is no longer shown.
   (Try it here! )



Very interesting!!

If I select the link to "It's an attack" from Thunderbird (i.e., from
the above reply) or paste the URI in the SeaMonkey address area, the Web
page is blocked.  If I select the link from my SeaMonkey bookmarks, the
page is NOT blocked.

The page block works for me.  All I get is the warning.  I have 
SeaMonkey 2.30.


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Re: FEATURE REQUEST: email in new tab (just like opera)

[WaltS48]

On 11/01/2014 03:23 PM, EE wrote:

lucas.sicha...@gmail.com wrote:

Hello everybody,

I know that this topic is a bit old. But I think it's worth looking 
at it again.
In fact I am a Opera user. And I love Opera for it's integrated eMail 
client.

Of course one user likes tabs and another user doesn't.

But for me a so called Internet Suite should contain the whole 
Internet in some way. When working at my PC with many applications 
running and many folders opened I like to have one single window for 
Internet - containing web pages and eMail.


I find it really useful to have the eMail client integrated as a tab 
in my browser. Of course if you write a new mail, it should be opened 
in a seperate tab - not as a tab inside the mail tab.

It should just work like in Opera.

To be honest: At this time Opera is leaving this conecept - willingly 
or not. Current versions of Opera miss many features including the 
integrated mail client. And that's the reason why I found Seamonkey - 
I was searching for a browser with integrated mail client.
In fact from user's perspective Seamonkey is nothing else but a 
bundle of internet applications - but not a Internet suite in the way 
I understand that term...


So - I would be very pleased to see Seamonkey integrating the eMail 
client within the browser window. I think it would be really cool to 
include the IRC client as well in a tab. And I also think that many 
former Opera users would switch to Seamonkey then - just like me.


Of course it's the best way to let the user choose if he wants to 
open a new window or just a tab for every part of the Internet suite 
or even every new webpage...


Best regards,

Lucas Sichardt

You could try bookmarking this address and clicking it to open a mail 
tab in the browser:

chrome://messenger/content/messenger.xul

In fact, you could put that into a bookmark toolbar button to have it 
handy.





That does appear to work for my Inbox only.

Once I select a folder other than the Inbox the tab goes blank and the 
address changes to about:blank.

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Re: Bookmark backups

[EE]

Roger Fink wrote:

I just checked my bookmark backups and noticed that SeaMonkey has
stopped making them, or at best is making them at very long time
intervals. I have the program set to retain ten backups in the folder
(or maybe that is the default setting). This is what's currently in the
folder:

2 from Feb
1 from March
1 from April
2 from July
2 from August
2 from Sept

I've done a couple of upgrades this year (currently using 2.30 on Win7)
but they would have retained what was in the folder at the time.

I really need to fix this.

My bookmark backups are right up to date (but I use Mac OS), however, I 
cannot restore them!  I get an error message saying, "Unsupported file 
type".  I had gotten into the habit of also exporting bookmarks as HTML, 
and those will import, so it is still possible to restore them.


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Re: FEATURE REQUEST: email in new tab (just like opera)

[EE]

lucas.sicha...@gmail.com wrote:

Hello everybody,

I know that this topic is a bit old. But I think it's worth looking at it again.
In fact I am a Opera user. And I love Opera for it's integrated eMail client.
Of course one user likes tabs and another user doesn't.

But for me a so called Internet Suite should contain the whole Internet in some 
way. When working at my PC with many applications running and many folders 
opened I like to have one single window for Internet - containing web pages and 
eMail.

I find it really useful to have the eMail client integrated as a tab in my 
browser. Of course if you write a new mail, it should be opened in a seperate 
tab - not as a tab inside the mail tab.
It should just work like in Opera.

To be honest: At this time Opera is leaving this conecept - willingly or not. 
Current versions of Opera miss many features including the integrated mail 
client. And that's the reason why I found Seamonkey - I was searching for a 
browser with integrated mail client.
In fact from user's perspective Seamonkey is nothing else but a bundle of 
internet applications - but not a Internet suite in the way I understand that 
term...

So - I would be very pleased to see Seamonkey integrating the eMail client 
within the browser window. I think it would be really cool to include the IRC 
client as well in a tab. And I also think that many former Opera users would 
switch to Seamonkey then - just like me.

Of course it's the best way to let the user choose if he wants to open a new 
window or just a tab for every part of the Internet suite or even every new 
webpage...

Best regards,

Lucas Sichardt

You could try bookmarking this address and clicking it to open a mail 
tab in the browser:

chrome://messenger/content/messenger.xul

In fact, you could put that into a bookmark toolbar button to have it handy.

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Re: FEATURE REQUEST: email in new tab (just like opera)

[lucas . sichardt]

Hello everybody, 

I know that this topic is a bit old. But I think it's worth looking at it 
again. 
In fact I am a Opera user. And I love Opera for it's integrated eMail client. 
Of course one user likes tabs and another user doesn't. 

But for me a so called Internet Suite should contain the whole Internet in some 
way. When working at my PC with many applications running and many folders 
opened I like to have one single window for Internet - containing web pages and 
eMail.

I find it really useful to have the eMail client integrated as a tab in my 
browser. Of course if you write a new mail, it should be opened in a seperate 
tab - not as a tab inside the mail tab. 
It should just work like in Opera.

To be honest: At this time Opera is leaving this conecept - willingly or not. 
Current versions of Opera miss many features including the integrated mail 
client. And that's the reason why I found Seamonkey - I was searching for a 
browser with integrated mail client. 
In fact from user's perspective Seamonkey is nothing else but a bundle of 
internet applications - but not a Internet suite in the way I understand that 
term...

So - I would be very pleased to see Seamonkey integrating the eMail client 
within the browser window. I think it would be really cool to include the IRC 
client as well in a tab. And I also think that many former Opera users would 
switch to Seamonkey then - just like me.

Of course it's the best way to let the user choose if he wants to open a new 
window or just a tab for every part of the Internet suite or even every new 
webpage...

Best regards, 

Lucas Sichardt 
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Re: Malware Protection

[Geoff Welsh]

David E. Ross wrote:


That is a difference between 2.26.1 and 2.30.  I have been using
Netscape > Mozilla Suite > SeaMonkey for about 20 years and have done
okay without the malware protection.  I can do without it for the time
it takes to fix bug #1064639.



bugs get fixed?  None of the ones I am following have been, and they 
certainly precede that one.


GW
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Unable to use more than "once" the function "Paste as quotation".................

[Alex Beauroy]

Hello 
When replying to an e-mail I've been Unable to use more than "once" the 
function "Paste as quotation"..
I've been able in the past to select different parts of the e-mail and 
reply to these selected parts under by using the facility "Paste as 
quotation" as it appears in the "Edit" menu

I'm using Seamonkey 2.30 with Windows 7 Professional.
Does anyone had experienced that
Let me know!
Thanks to the whole community there!!!
@lex
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