Yahoo! Mail about to kill images?
Latest posts | Feed | By Mark Brownlow on April 18, 2007
Ken Magill's article raises the unconfirmed prospect that Yahoo are considering blocking images by default in the classic version of their webmail service (the biggest in the world.)
If correct, that would mean a few tens of millions more email addresses where images don't necessarily show up. Another incentive to check out your email design and ensure it works without images, too.
The only way to guarantee your images display at Yahoo would then be by getting your email certified by Goodmail. Such email gets automatically delivered to AOL and Yahoo addresses, with links and images left untouched.
All the signs indicate email certification is going to grow and grow.
More on webmail services | Tags: email marketing, yahoo mail, email certification, image blocking
If correct, that would mean a few tens of millions more email addresses where images don't necessarily show up. Another incentive to check out your email design and ensure it works without images, too.
The only way to guarantee your images display at Yahoo would then be by getting your email certified by Goodmail. Such email gets automatically delivered to AOL and Yahoo addresses, with links and images left untouched.
All the signs indicate email certification is going to grow and grow.
More on webmail services | Tags: email marketing, yahoo mail, email certification, image blocking
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