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Opening in Gmail is the easiest for me, as I don't have desktop email clients configured. Just send the .eml files as attachments to yourself in a gmail or gap
by cypherpunks01 3y ago
Opening in Gmail is the easiest for me, as I don't have desktop email clients configured.
Just send the .eml files as attachments to yourself in a gmail or gapps account. When you click the attachment preview on the received message, it pops out a window displaying the email rendered as if it was sent/received in gmail. Includes inline MIME images too. You can print rendered pages from there.
I found this feature pretty neat! And a bit unexpected.
- subarctic 3y agoYou know what, I think I actually did that. I remember now, it worked for some emails, but some of them it said were malformed and it couldn't open them (even though I use gmail to generate them in the first place).