using wildcards for trusted sites

S

S Lane

Is it possible to use wildcards when defining trusted
sites? If yes, an example please.

In trying to access web mail for something like yahoo or
hotmail the URL changes with each message. Example:
http://us.f118.mail.yahoo.com/ym/more info here

I have tried *yahoo* which does not work.

Any suggestions?
Thanks
 
T

Tim Oakes

Yes - Here is how I use wildcards:
*.yahoo.com

This means that every address that ends with yahoo.com
will be trusted (including either http or https).

-Tim
 
G

Guest

Tim Oakes said:
Yes - Here is how I use wildcards:
*.yahoo.com

This means that every address that ends with yahoo.com
will be trusted (including either http or https).

Correct, but don't do something like this:
*.yahoo.*

IE will accept it, but it won't work, and you won't be able to delete it
(except manually, via the Registry).
 

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