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Internet Explorer 7 and local content

SeanW · 2007-02-27 18:30:06

Up until IE7, IIRC, local webpages and suchlike content used to have full permissions, or had them by default. However, I notice that IE7 treats local content very suspiciously, and disallows the running of Java applets and suchlike from locally hosted pages, forcing me to use use the Information bar to temporarily allow…

27-02-2007 7:30pm

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Up until IE7, IIRC, local webpages and suchlike content used to have full permissions, or had them by default.

However, I notice that IE7 treats local content very suspiciously, and disallows the running of Java applets and suchlike from locally hosted pages, forcing me to use use the Information bar to temporarily allow content and refresh each time.

I want to override this. However local content doesn't seem to fall into any of the zones (Internet, Intranet, Trusted, Restricted) so how can I change IEs treatment of local content?

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#2 27-02-2007 8:22pm

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IE has treated local content suspiciously for a while now. You have to apply what is called the Mark of the Web (*thunderclap*) for it to process it as though it was web-viewed content.

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