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A decent email client will load images asynchronously. Many can also be configured to not load remote content at all until you allow it.
by bwat49 7y ago
A decent email client will load images asynchronously. Many can also be configured to not load remote content at all until you allow it.
- zepolen 7y agoSo loading the text part of emails only. That's precisely the topic of discussion.
- snowwrestler 7y agoHTML loads even if images do not, which means you still get formatting, bolding, font sizes, clickable links, tables, etc.
- a3n 7y agoThat may be the reason for some people. I disallow loading images until I click, for security and privacy reasons. But I want to see pictures of my aunt's dog if she sends it.
- yyyk 7y agoLoading asynchronously != not loading at all. Asking for permission before rendering external images != not loading at all, even though we could live without external images and just include everything inline.