[thelist] Putting code into e-mail

[Jeff Howden]

scott,

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> From: Scott Brady
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> (For what it's worth, when I'm on the webmail system, I
> make sure I only open e-mails from sources I trust,
> which means evolt mail [so long as it contains [thelist]
> in front of it] I usually open.)
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what's the reasoning for that?  yes, the content originated as an email, but
you're viewing it as a webpage which means the scripting must adhere to
whichever security zone/level you have set for that site, unlike email which
can execute the script in the local zone (unless explicitly set to
restricted, the recommended practice), a zone almost devoid of restrictions.

.jeff

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