Get odd message when I try to send or someone tries to reply to an e-mail
When I try to send an e-mail I get the message " http://treefrognight.com is requesting your username and password. WARNING: Your password will not be sent to the website you are currently visiting!" (but if I press "cancel" the warning messages goes away and I can send my e-mail) Worse, though, is when a business client replies to an e-mail I send--they get the following message: "To view this page, you must log in to area “tfn” on treefrognight.com:80". Though they too can override this--but they won't always know that.
The e-mail address with the issues is part of my own domaine cedartreellc.com
I do have other e-mail addresses in thunderbird that are from my other domaine, treefrognight.com.
Does anyone have any clue about how to resolve this bizarre crossover?
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My guess is you are using images, probably in a signature that are stored in a password protected part of your web site. Or it may be some sort of read / tracking that you are embedding in your outgoing mails that is not correctly configured.
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My guess is you are using images, probably in a signature that are stored in a password protected part of your web site. Or it may be some sort of read / tracking that you are embedding in your outgoing mails that is not correctly configured.
thank you Matt! you are a miracle worker. I have been living with that message for so long. Turns out I had an image in my signature line that was referenced from my other website that I shut down in late October! I deleted that line and no more error message!