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Pretty much any standard mail client should be able to do what you are describing. Thunderbird can open raw email files and display them as though they were re
by Gormo 2y ago
Pretty much any standard mail client should be able to do what you are describing. Thunderbird can open raw email files and display them as though they were received via POP3 or IMAP.
- graycat 2y agoThanks. I have a copy of Thunderbird. Maybe tried it, but should try it again. Of course, if the email has the HTML, JS, etc. of a complicated Web page, Thunderbird would have to have full Web browser functionality or pass the HTML part to a Web browser. Maybe I could just write some simple code to read the actual email, find the Web page part, and send it to Firefox.