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[quote user="philherz"]I don't see anything in Pegasus Help or in Tools>Options....[/quote]

I really wonder how I could make it more obvious than by using a toolbar button that there's something new in Pegasus Mail (see below):

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Sorry, it never occured to me to check the icons....I always go to the drop-down menus to look.

GREAT fix....thanks for your patience!!!!!!!

 Just installed v4.61 a few days ago and now I notice that IERenderer 2.4.0.3 gives this message everytime I click a Google alert link in an email:

"The clicked URL (target name: www.google.com) looks suspicious for the following reason: a suspect redirection.
Do you want your browser to load the page referred to nevertheless?"

Is there a way to allow certain links to be processed without receiving this message each time?

thnx!!

[quote user="philherz"]Is there a way to allow certain links to be processed without receiving this message each time?[/quote]

Sorry, no. What is a Google alert? If the link always redirects to the same domain there shouldn't be any warning anymore once you've allowed the first one to go through (until restarting Pegasus Mail). If this doesn't work can you forward me at least two versions of a Google alert issuing the warning during the same Pegasus Mail session (please use the renderer's About dialog for contacting me) ?

Maybe consider using/subscribing to, an RSS link in your browser to the sites you want to follow?

Martin

[quote user="idw"]

[quote user="philherz"]Is there a way to allow certain links to be processed without receiving this message each time?[/quote]

Sorry, no. What is a Google alert? If the link always redirects to the same domain there shouldn't be any warning anymore once you've allowed the first one to go through (until restarting Pegasus Mail). If this doesn't work can you forward me at least two versions of a Google alert issuing the warning during the same Pegasus Mail session (please use the renderer's About dialog for contacting me) ?

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I use Google Alert to have Google send me me an email every time a certain topic has been mentioned any place on the internet. (I use these constantly)

These are re-directions. The URL is a long Google address which quickly changes in the address window to the actual article location.

Each link in a Google Alert gives me that warning. If I click it a 2nd time, I don't get the warning.

 I think I'll just have to live with all these warnings. If you still want me to forward you a couple Google Alerts, just let me know.....do I just copy/paste them into a "send email" to you?

[quote user="philherz"]If you still want me to forward you a couple Google Alerts, just let me know.....do I just copy/paste them into a "send email" to you? [/quote]

Yes, and yes, it should work if you haven't disabled Pegasus Mail to send formatted messages (on Tools => Options => Message formatting), otherwise it'll convert the hyperlinks to plain text.

[quote user="idw"]

[quote user="philherz"]Is there a way to allow certain links to be processed without receiving this message each time?[/quote]

Sorry, no.[/quote]

Ok ok ok, I was wrong, there is a way [:$]: Enter google.com into the Local IP addresses field on the Various page of IERenderer's configuration dialog ... [:D]

[quote user="idw"][quote user="idw"]

[quote user="philherz"]Is there a way to allow certain links to be processed without receiving this message each time?[/quote]

Sorry, no.[/quote]

Ok ok ok, I was wrong, there is a way [:$]: Enter google.com into the Local IP addresses field on the Various page of IERenderer's configuration dialog ... [:D]

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GREAT!! Exactly how do I  "Enter google.com into the Local IP addresses field on the Various page of IERenderer's configuration dialog" ???

I don't see anything in Pegasus Help or in Tools>Options....

 thnx

[quote user="philherz"]I don't see anything in Pegasus Help or in Tools>Options....[/quote]

I really wonder how I could make it more obvious than by using a toolbar button that there's something new in Pegasus Mail (see below):