FYI: Appears that Yahoo Webmail (is now) Requiring yimg.com.
You don't need JavaScript at http://mail.yahoo.com/, but if you do have yahoo.com Allowed, it now looks like yimg.com is required too.
I don't recall it being this way before?
(Note that yahoo.com & yimg.com are both whitelisted by default.)
Yahoo Webmail (now) Requiring yimg.com
Yahoo Webmail (now) Requiring yimg.com
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Re: Yahoo Webmail (now) Requiring yimg.com
I have not allowed www dot yahoo etc. for a long time, because I don't like the annoying redirects to their portal when you log out.
W/L:
mail.yahoo.com
mail.yimg.com
l.yimg.com (that's an "L", not an "eye" "i")
Those seem to cover most situations, while still sparing a lot of junk. Sometimes s.yimg.com wants to run.
So you can play around and fine-tune if you want to. But yes, some form of their image scripts has been required for as long as I can remember, or at least since using NS and seeing it in the FAQ. Disabling it starts producing funny page-dances again, like the old problem that was resolved in v 1.9.6.96
If you don't allow mail.yahoo, don't you lose your auto-complete address list and such?
W/L:
mail.yahoo.com
mail.yimg.com
l.yimg.com (that's an "L", not an "eye" "i")
Those seem to cover most situations, while still sparing a lot of junk. Sometimes s.yimg.com wants to run.
So you can play around and fine-tune if you want to. But yes, some form of their image scripts has been required for as long as I can remember, or at least since using NS and seeing it in the FAQ. Disabling it starts producing funny page-dances again, like the old problem that was resolved in v 1.9.6.96
If you don't allow mail.yahoo, don't you lose your auto-complete address list and such?
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