Post by john larkinIf a post includes a link somewhere in the body, and I open the post,
the link is immediately launched in my browser. That's weird. Is there
a setting somewhere to stop that?
This is going to depend on several things, including:
* How you are opening the post;
* Whether the post's message body has already been downloaded or not;
* Whether the link is always launched, no matter which post, or
whether it only happens in some cases;
* ... etc., etc., etc.
I will give only a couple of possible cases. If neither one of these
cases fits, the group will need more details from you.
Case 1: When...
* The message body has already been downloaded.
* You are using the zoomed view.
* You are double-clicking the header to select the message and
switch the zoomed view from the message list to the
(already-downloaded) message body.
* This happens in some cases, but not always.
What is happening is that Agent is switching to the message body
before the second mouse-button-up of the double-click.
Because the body has already been downloaded, the second
mouse-button-up is going to the message body and triggering the
link to be launched.
For the link to be triggered...
a) Either, the mouse cursor must be over the link at the second
mouse-button-up;
b) Or, the URL must runs to the end of a line (with no more
characters to the right of it) and the mouse cursor is to the
right of the link;
c) Or the URL runs to the end of the very last line of the message
and the mouse cursor is below the level of the link.
For this specific case, a fix would be to single-click to select and
use the TAB key to switch the zoomed view from the message list to
the (already-downloaded) message body.
Case 2: When...
* Your Agent has a check-mark in "Double-clicking launches
attachments";
* You are double-clicking the header to view the message;
* The message contains an attachment which launches in your web
browser.
For this specific case, a fix would be to turn off "Double-clicking
launches attachments".
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