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Or, maybe Amazon will helpfully add an alert to your order receipt when the shipment is unexpectedly delayed? At any rate, the other MIME parts aren't gone. In
by jvolkman 7y ago
Or, maybe Amazon will helpfully add an alert to your order receipt when the shipment is unexpectedly delayed?
At any rate, the other MIME parts aren't gone. In gmail you can just click "show HTML message".
- gopkarthik 7y ago> maybe Amazon will helpfully add an alert to your order receipt when the shipment is unexpectedly delayed? Alternatively Amazon could send a followup email. This way the sequence of events is preserved and not dependent on the sender. I currently use email as a immutable list of events that have occurred in my life but with this I can no longer continue to do so.
- jvolkman 7y agoSo just use a client that doesn't support dynamic email, or disable the feature in clients that do.
- landryraccoon 7y ago> At any rate, the other MIME parts aren't gone. In gmail you can just click "show HTML message" If dynamically loaded content becomes widely supported, why would that mime part continue to exist? The web already doesn’t work without javascript. Why wouldn’t email quickly follow suit as well?
- jvolkman 7y agoMUAs have widely supported HTML emails for decades, and yet Amazon still includes a text/plain part with their order confirmation emails.