The receiver of your message will be able to view this creation if they have an HTML-supporting email program or if they view their email in a web browser. To solve this problem, first move the cursor to the Subject line and paste the address there. The URL will then transform itself into plain text. Then you can cut the text URL, and paste it as text into the body of the message. A recently discovered vulnerability in HTML is the ease with which a sender can place embedded, unseen scripts in email.
Scripts are small programs that run when a webpage is opened.
Also, the original sender of the script-laden email might be able to gain access to view your received and sent messages. Your mail is deposited in their mailbox when the script in their email commands that the recipient's mail be returned to them. Javascript is the most common form of script embedded in email. If you, the recipient, have an email program that cannot read JavaScript, you are safe from this type of spying. Eudora, Qualcomm Inc.'s email software, and Version 6.0 of America Online Inc.'s email are set to turn off JavaScript by default.