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Sure, if they used a unique filename for each email. Something like render.png?id=12345.
by SquareWheel 13y ago
Sure, if they used a unique filename for each email. Something like render.png?id=12345.
- chacham15 13y agono, he means that because google caches the image upon reciept you can neither change the email nor delete it after it is sent.
- kijin 13y agoI guess that's why the email can only be unsent or modified until the recipient opens it.
- capybaraz 13y agoWe support unsend at anytime. We technically could also support edit at anytime, even after open, but we do not because we believe editing after open serves no legitimate purpose - just manipulation. It doesn’t even seem fun to us. Thanks for commenting. Lindsay, Co-Founder @ Pluto Mail
- robryk 13y agoLast I've checked google does proxy the images, but doesn't cache nor prefetch them. Has anything changed recently?
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