Am Samstag, 15. Juni 2013 schrieb David Lang >> Just to avoid misunderstandings: >> this is not about blocking image attachments (that's not a MUAs job at all) or rendering attached images inline with textmails, but fetching and rendering images with html mails that are *not* attached to the mail but reside on foreign domains. >> An image attached to the mail resides at your MSP - it's too late, they already know you fetched the mail ;-) > > Ok, I was misunderstanding the problem.
Ok? So if you actually "just" want to autofetch and render image attachments (do you?) with text- or html mails, that bears no threat and the reasonable setting here would be a size threshold (so you won't wait an hour on a roaming connection while downloading an 100M image) and oc. not for mails tagged as spam at all - it's however not what I (nor I think Jan) took the OPs request to be. About the tool: my knowledge regarding html mails is pretty much limited to "avoid them", but i wonder whether searching the body for resp. img tags would do. Cheers, Thomas
