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How does The Bat! block tracking pixels?, This claim is right at the front page "Best Secure Email Client"
 
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Mine show up gray ever since TB started using CEF, maybe even from earlier. Like this: https://imgur.com/a/JRCrXwr

I have image download set to "Manual or explicitly allowed by rules".
Edited: Miloš Radovanović - 31 July 2023 11:21:05
 
 
 
#27
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I see.. Changing it to "manual or explicity allowed rules" changes it from red to gray.  A slight improvement. Still, the way thunderbird renders is better. Just a placeholder box without any crap in it.
 
 
 
#28
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У русских говорят - "в сортах дерьма не разбираюсь".

Why don't you need better look for something blocked as potential spam? I don't need this, my strong IMHO. If you trust to sender you don't need to block images and look them fully, if you not trust them - you just need to know that they aren't loading and not shows to you.
Модератор. Не являюсь сотрудником RitLabs (I'm not an employee of Ritlabs). https://belrus.biz/vendors/ritlabs.html
 
 
 
#29
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@George It's not a question of trust.  It's a question of readability.  I don't want to look at an email full or red or gray squares. They are distracting from the rest of the content.  Should the content interest me, then I can tell the software to download the actual images.

What's wrong with just empty boxes as place holders as seen from the thunderbird pic?

I'd even be happy if these place holders did not exist.  I don't have a pic, but such emails were rendered differently in 8.xx.
 
 
 
#30
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Ask support about adding transparency placeholders checkbox, for looking of blocked images as you want.
Модератор. Не являюсь сотрудником RitLabs (I'm not an employee of Ritlabs). https://belrus.biz/vendors/ritlabs.html
 
 
 
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