Juan said:
All emails received if they contain links are always preceded by the word
blocked. This is very bad especially when the link is in form of a pic file.
I need help resolving this issue. Thanks
Perhaps the e-mail is in your Junk folder where links get disabled because
they're unlikely to be safe considering why the e-mail got junked. Have you
tried moving the e-mail out of the Junk folder and into another email-type
folder (Inbox or another email folder you create).
Or perhaps the sender pasted the link from somewhere else rather than enter
their own hyperlink text. Try the following:
- Copy the URL string from the e-mail and paste into the address bar in
the web browser and edit out the "blocked:" prefix.
- See if viewing the HTML-formatted e-mail in the Internet security zone
eliminates the problem (View -> View in Internet Zone).
*WARNING: Be aware that you will be viewing that HTML-formatted e-mail
with far less restrictions which means you are more
vulnerable to its content.
Also see:
http://www.slipstick.com/mail1/blocked.htm
