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Is that true? An email client like Thunderbird or Mail will save a copy of the email on your local hard drive, which will include the HTML. This isn't somethi
by htag 4y ago
Is that true?
An email client like Thunderbird or Mail will save a copy of the email on your local hard drive, which will include the HTML. This isn't something I do regularly, but would be first first response if I needed to see the HTML of an email. Maybe Mailchimp has protections against this route too?
- 1123581321 4y agoYes, it's true. You don't want all the chrome from the actual send around the body of your email because the other ESP will be providing that. You might also want to prevent certain fields and links from converting into the send versions. But in a pinch, sure, you could slice the body out of a copy in Thunderbird.