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On Fri, 3 Jul 2020 at 17:15:12, Brian Gregory <
[email protected]> wrote:
On 02/07/2020 23:15, dale wrote:
aren't HTML posts more subject to problems for readers?
Most people disable HTML in news readers because, depending how much of
HTML and the extra stuff that can come along with it is implemented, it
can represent a way malware can get in to your computer, just as an
HTML web page can.
You may be right _in news readers_ - because most people still using
usenet are old codgers like us (-:.
I'm pretty sure you'd be wrong to say "most" for _email_ - I think
there, it'd probably be right to say that most don't even know what HTML
is, let alone that some of their emails come in two versions or how to
switch between them.
Actually, in _news_, is there much HTML still in use? I can't remember
when I last saw a _news_ post with an HTML part.
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