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I tested it in a few web-mail clients. The data: uri images get blocked in gmail, yahoo, hotmail, and aol web-clients. I think that they just indiscriminately b

I tested it in a few web-mail clients. The data: uri images get blocked in gmail, yahoo, hotmail, and aol web-clients. I think that they just indiscriminately block "img" tags. The css images, on the other hand, continue to display even when I put the emails into the spam folder. Edit: All of the web-clients knew how to display the data:uri image.

beagle3 16y ago
I'm confused. So, data: image uris work in web clients?
- dwwoelfel 16y ago
  Sorry, I wasn't very clear. The web client knows how to display the images, but it blocks them if it doesn't trust the sender. Basically, they work exactly the same as regular old external images.