Might be an antimalware filter blocking HTML cause it can carry hiddenRicky said:Starting a few weeks ago, I've noticed all my emails are received in
ordinary text. I have 4 different ISPs and I think it happened at
different times in all of them. I use both Forte Agent and
Thunderbird to receive email. What is this all about?
The anti-virus in Norton 360 might have decided to start doing it. IMight be an antimalware filter blocking HTML cause it can carry hidden
stuff. Added any new antimalware in the past month?
Disable Norton 360 and send yourself an email in HTML format.The anti-virus in Norton 360 might have decided to start doing it. I
don't see anything under HTML in the email options. Is there anyway
to tell? Thanks.
No HTML even without Norton 360. I am wondering if the problem isDisable Norton 360 and send yourself an email in HTML format.
I know that Thunderbird has a setting for this.No HTML even without Norton 360. I am wondering if the problem is
Adblock+. Anybody know what that program does?
The TB Add-on "Toolbar Buttons" (http://codefisher.org/toolbar_button/)I know that Thunderbird has a setting for this.
When viewing a message, click on "View" in the menu bar, then "Message
body as...". The choice seems to stick, so the following messages will
be the same until you change it again.
I know of nowhere other than while viewing a message to see this.
AdBlock+ is a browser add-on, as far as I know, but you said you'reNo HTML even without Norton 360. I am wondering if the problem is
Adblock+. Anybody know what that program does?
In Thunderbird click ViewAdBlock+ is a browser add-on, as far as I know, but you said you're
using Agent and Thunderbird as your email clients, so browser stuff
wouldn't be relevant. My version of Agent, 2.0, doesn't do HTML email,
(I'm not sure about your version), but I assume Thunderbird is
capable. If it's not your security software, I'm guessing it's a
configurable setting in Thunderbird that's messing you up.
Good to know. OP Ricky Jimenez, are you listening?The TB Add-on "Toolbar Buttons" (http://codefisher.org/toolbar_button/) makes
it easy to move between HTML and plain text. Just install it and drag the
"HTML Mode" button to your toolbar.
Yes I am. Thanks to everyone who replied to this thread. I tried toGood to know. OP Ricky Jimenez, are you listening?
As you can see from "Message Source" I'm running TB 3.1.9. ToolbarYes I am. Thanks to everyone who replied to this thread. I tried to
add the "Toolbar Buttons" to Thunderbird but was unsuccessful. Perhaps
the package is not compatible with Thunderbird 3.1.9.
I see the problem now. The link marked Install (For Firefox) is theOn 09/04/2011 01:13, Ricky Jimenez wrote:
(snip)
As you can see from "Message Source" I'm running TB 3.1.9. Toolbar
Buttons works just fine.
Try downloading the XPI file again to your desktop and reinstalling,
just in case it was corrupted first time.
I don't understand. The one marked "Download (For Thunderbird &I see the problem now. The link marked Install (For Firefox) is the
one with the xpi file. I had selected the one marked Download (For
Thunderbird& Sunbird) which has a package without the xpi file,
toolbar-buttons-1.0.zip. What are you supposed to do with that
package? I was able to add buttons to my toolbar after installing the
xpi file. Thanks.
Truly strange that those links behave so differently for us. I amI don't understand. The one marked "Download (For Thunderbird &
Sunbird)" downloads a file called toolbar-buttons-1.0.xpi (I don't see a
zip file). You then install that using TB's Tools | Add ons |
Extensions | Install facility.
The FF add-on can be installed directly from the webpage - that's the
only difference as far as I can see.
Still, you got it working - that's the important thing. It's a tad
easier than using the "View" menu.
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