Microsoft engineers are amazing!

I finally know how to issue a message in WordArticleAfter uploading images to a blog at the same time, you only need to fill in the FTP address and directory, and then upload the images. However, you need to enter the user name and password each time you upload the images. That's right. It's actually uploaded. Uploaded in PNG format. However, when the address is displayed, it is still the FTP address, not the HTTP address. Is it true that the IP address under HTTP is the same as the FTP address? It's amazing to make such a low-level mistake!

In contrast, encryption for Firefox is much better. After you fill in the FTP address, you need to set an HTTP access address after the user name and password. The image address is automatically converted to the HTTP address when it is released.

There is always no perfect thing in the world. It was originally a perfect tool for publishing, but it became ugly because of the relationship between images.