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Why do I get a RED X instead of photos in E mails?

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jimwhart
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When I receive E mails with a combination of what should be photos and words, the photos do not appear, but in their place there is a RED X. I have to double click on the RED X and am sent to a website on Mozilla FireFox and they open. Before I installed Mozilla FireFox, these photos appeared inside the message. How can I get that feature back?

Thanks, James W. Hart, Jr.

When I receive E mails with a combination of what should be photos and words, the photos do not appear, but in their place there is a RED X. I have to double click on the RED X and am sent to a website on Mozilla FireFox and they open. Before I installed Mozilla FireFox, these photos appeared inside the message. How can I get that feature back? Thanks, James W. Hart, Jr.

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FredMcD
FredMcD
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http://kb.mozillazine.org/Images_or_animations_do_not_load https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/fix-problems-images-not-show

Happy112
Happy112
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Stab in the dark, but would you check this :
Images may also not be shown when you have adjusted your security settings for Internet Option in Windows and enabled the option: 'Do not save encrypted pages to disk'.

You can enable this option in the following way; Control Panel => Internet Options => tab Advanced - disable: 'Do not save encrypted pages to disk'.