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GMail (and Fastmail) are rendering the email. It just happens that the email and we webbrowser are both HTML. In no case should they just literally forward the
by meinersbur 1y ago
GMail (and Fastmail) are rendering the email. It just happens that the email and we webbrowser are both HTML. In no case should they just literally forward the email HTML to the browser. They scrub JavaScript, non-whitelisted HTML elements, rewrite links/external resources including tracking pixels.
You can see the raw email with "show original" in the options
- Redoubts 1y agoMeh, macOS’s Mail.app approach of everything-but-the-JavaScript is great and I wish outlook & Gmail did it too
- chrisjj 1y ago> They scrub ... non-whitelisted HTML elements Any documenation on that list?
- meinersbur 1y agohttps://help.zapier.com/hc/en-us/articles/8496101927181-What-HTML-tags-are-supported-in-Gmail#h_01HYDQPW4SHJVT7HMZDACEEV2B https://help.zapier.com/hc/en-us/articles/8496101927181-What... I don't think there is an official list. It is security-related and changes over time
- chrisjj 1y agoThanks. > It is security-related and changes over time That would explain why new prints of an old message don't match old.