On Thu, 17 Feb 2000 flynngnat_private wrote: > David LeBlanc wrote: > > > > What I recommend specifically for using Outlook (probably also applies to > > other mail readers using IE as a HTML viewer) is: > > 1) Set it to run in the Restricted Sites zone > > 2) Edit the Restricted Sites zone into what I call maximum paranoia mode - > > turn EVERYTHING off. IIRC, cookies are off to begin with, but this gets > > them turned off for sure. > > Wouldn't it be better to set the Internet zone for high security and > then set the browser to use the Internet zone? The restricted zone requires > entering the list of untrusted systems while the Internet zone says Sorry - but having to specify the list of _untrusted_ systems for a restricted zone sounds broken to me - this means that by default you trust everybody, unless specified otherwise. I think the other way around (i.e. giving a list of _trusted_ systems) is the correct way to go. Or am I horribly mistaken here ? Regards, Alex. -- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ EMail : alsat_private | WWW : http://www.thangorodrim.de/ If privacy is outlawed, only outlaws will have | Ceterum censeo Parva Mollia privacy. (Philip Zimmerman, author of PGP) | esse delendam.
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