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Subject: Re: Built-in HTML renderer in Emacs?
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Organization: Probably a good idea
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>>>>> Lars Magne Ingebrigtsen <larsi@gnus.org>:

> I've now changed the way Gnus determines what images to download.
> I've introduced the new `gnus-blocked-images' variable, that works as
> expected.  It's now much easier to block all the tracking images/ad
> stuff.

I think I would prefer it if all images were blocked by default (at
least when reading HTML from inside gnus), and that one could open for
those that are harmful.