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That's a great point. Apparently gmail and fastmail, which are what I use personally, don't do this, so it's not something I came up against in my testing. I'm
by anderspitman 7y ago
That's a great point. Apparently gmail and fastmail, which are what I use personally, don't do this, so it's not something I came up against in my testing. I'm definitely going to need to handle that.
- dsl 7y agoTest with Outlook, they tend to be the most aggressive at hitting links. Gmail is based on some reputation secret sauce or possibly a random number generator. You'll also want to test sending to domains that use FireEye and similar security products. In general: links will get followed, javascript will be executed, buttons will get clicked, and subsequent links will be spidered too.
- anderspitman 7y agoThanks for the info.