I was using this for a feature I was working on last week.
That’s when I learned gmail doesn’t support SVG???? That seems like a huge miss.
Caniemail.com – like caniuse but for email content
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Re: Caniemail.com – like caniuse but for email content
#12IMO, HTML was the worst thing that ever happened to email. Plain text content is the best content.
Re: Caniemail.com – like caniuse but for email content
#13The new Outlook desktop client is awful, but there's one silver lining and it's the retirement of the even more awful Word HTML renderer.
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#14The new Outlook desktop client is awful, but there's one silver lining and it's the retirement of the even more awful Word HTML renderer.
MS did it on purpose for security reasons
Re: Caniemail.com – like caniuse but for email content
#15I think it would be more useful to list the few CSS properties that all email clients do recognize. I don't mean to be flippant. I'm serious. CanIEmail? The answer is generally no.
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#16I thought this'd be one of those novelty sites that just say "No." in a big font.
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#17Hehe, apple mail supports marquee very recently... Outlook even more so! 2020!
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#18Isn't AMP considered an antifeature these days? Last I heard even Google had abandoned it — but this is outside my zone of expertise, so I might be wrong?
Re: Caniemail.com – like caniuse but for email content
#19I wish there was something like BrowserStack but you send a test email and it shows you how it renders on tons of different email clients on various platforms. It wouldn't work for web-based email like Gmail but it would still be useful.
Good news, https://www.litmus.com/ is exactly this, and does work for Gmail.
And Mailchimp has a built-in integration: https://mailchimp.com/help/test-with-inbox-preview/
Re: Caniemail.com – like caniuse but for email content
#20I was using this for a feature I was working on last week. That’s when I learned gmail doesn’t support SVG???? That seems like a huge miss.
SVG supports JavaScript.