> Why is that? I f you work at a company where you are constantly emailed screenshots, even if you are aware that image tracking is not in your best interest ar

> Why is that? I f you work at a company where you are constantly emailed screenshots, even if you are aware that image tracking is not in your best interest are you going to bother with this inconvenience? Email includes the ability to incorporate attachments[1] including images that are displayed inline. Those show up just fine. This is specifically in regards to remote images. Having the images in the actual email also has the advantage of keeping a record of the assets associated with the conversation. As opposed to having them disappear from the remote location at some arbitrary point in the future. [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MIME_attachment https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MIME_attachment