Re: privacy problem: text/html parts pull in network resources

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+From: David Bremner <david@tethera.net>\r
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+Subject: Re: privacy problem: text/html parts pull in network resources\r
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+Austin Clements <aclements@csail.mit.edu> writes:\r
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+> I have a fix for this on shr buried deep in an old patch series that I\r
+> never got back to: id:1398105468-14317-12-git-send-email-amdragon@mit.edu\r
+>\r
+> For shr, the key is to set shr-blocked-images to ".".  However, IIRC,\r
+> in the current notmuch message rendering pipeline, mm overrides this\r
+> variable with something computed from gnus-blocked-images.  That said,\r
+> I'm not sure why gnus-blocked-images isn't *already* taking care of\r
+> this, but that's probably the place to start digging.\r
+>\r
+\r
+\r
+My particular maze of twisty configuration ends up in mm-shr, which\r
+seems to ignore shr-blocked-images, but rather pay attention to\r
+gnus-blocked-images and gnus-inhibit-images (does this seem like a bug\r
+to anyone else?)\r
+\r
+At least in emacs 24.4 the default value of gnus-blocked-images is set\r
+to a function gnus-block-private-groups, which is probably unhelpful for\r
+us.\r
+\r
+Customizing gnus-blocked-images to a regex does seem to have some\r
+effect. Also, setting gnus-inhibit-images to non-nil value.\r