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Most email clients can do this for you already. They either do it by default, or it's a setting that you can turn on. Either way, they just don't load any remot
by db48x 6y ago
Most email clients can do this for you already. They either do it by default, or it's a setting that you can turn on. Either way, they just don't load any remote resources, which solves the problem.
- aloukissas 6y agoLast time I've tried this, it was more of a crude "don't load remote images", which isn't very visually nice (I'm OK with real images, but not with 1x1 spy pixels). Any example of an email client that does this?
- db48x 6y agoAll remote images have the same spying capability. Any request to a remote server is just as bad as requesting a 1×1 image.
- aloukissas 6y agoMaybe the solution is SSR + fuzzying then :)