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Enforce secure autoconfig and fetching from Exchange #50
Enforce secure autoconfig and fetching from Exchange #50
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Please find my comments inline. Thanks for your time 🙏
Hi, sorry for the late reply. Added most changes that are clear to me. so, deactivated but useful settings get no indentation, deactivated and obsolete settings get an indentation? |
Hey, sorry too. I'll try to review all subjects in a batch again.
Disabled preferences are always indented. Enabled ones aren't. |
Description
Reason and / or context
Autoconfig is very useful and not critical, as it contacts the mailserver only, to get infos.
Contacting the ISP, or sending personal data is disabled, and the connection needs to be secure.
How has this been tested ?
yes, on Thunderbird Flatpak.
Types of changes :
Checklist :
.eslintrc.yml
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