Just tested this with https://emailprivacytester.com/ and it failed Even though it claims to not load remote content by default, and pops up a "Load Images" dialogue, it actually loads content from the html5 video and audio tags immediately. So whilst this doesn't work unless the user clicks "Load Images": This does:
Opera Mail – standalone mail client
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Re: Opera Mail – standalone mail client
#52Just tested this with https://emailprivacytester.com/ and it failed Even though it claims to not load remote content by default, and pops up a "Load Images" dialogue, it actually loads content from the html5 video and audio tags immediately. So whilst this doesn't work unless the user clicks "Load Images": This does:
Sounds like a bug, I'd suggest you report it.
[edit] Their bug report form has a bug. https://bugs.opera.com/wizarddesktop/ keeps failing for me. If somebody else can submit this, it would be much appreciated.
Re: Opera Mail – standalone mail client
#53Just tested this with https://emailprivacytester.com/ and it failed Even though it claims to not load remote content by default, and pops up a "Load Images" dialogue, it actually loads content from the html5 video and audio tags immediately. So whilst this doesn't work unless the user clicks "Load Images": This does:
Re: Opera Mail – standalone mail client
#54Earlier quoted context omitted.
Sounds like a bug, I'd suggest you report it.
Yeah, I'm just about to do that. [edit] Their bug report form has a bug. https://bugs.opera.com/wizarddesktop/ keeps failing for me. If somebody else can submit this, it would be much appreciated.
Re: Opera Mail – standalone mail client
#55Earlier quoted context omitted.
They are building a completely new browser based on chromium. So they didn't really strip it out, they just didn't add it to the new browser.
Switching to Chromium was a big mistake IMO, seeing how inferior, unstable, and slow the new Android app is compared to the original. I get it, they had to cut costs, so they fired a bunch of people and gave up their proprietary edge. It just seems to have been the wrong decision because they took away one of the core features that used to make it great (at least with regards to the Android app): speed.
Re: Opera Mail – standalone mail client
#56Earlier quoted context omitted.
Yeah, I'm just about to do that. [edit] Their bug report form has a bug. https://bugs.opera.com/wizarddesktop/ keeps failing for me. If somebody else can submit this, it would be much appreciated.
It looks like the bugwizard hasn't been updated to make it obvious how to report mail bugs yet, but I have filed your issue.
Re: Opera Mail – standalone mail client
#57Just tested this with https://emailprivacytester.com/ and it failed Even though it claims to not load remote content by default, and pops up a "Load Images" dialogue, it actually loads content from the html5 video and audio tags immediately. So whilst this doesn't work unless the user clicks "Load Images": This does:
Ouch! Looking at it. Have created a bug about it already, so no need to report.
Re: Opera Mail – standalone mail client
#58I am not particularly happy with its integration with Gmail. Each email from facebook group is assigned separate mailing list. So now when I expand mailing list it is just cluttered with rubbish sublists like [0-9]*.groups.facebook... In general part which is responsible for detecting what is actually a mailing list isn't very clever. It would be nice if instead of creating folders for each label on Gmail it would cr…
Mailing list only looks at the List-Id: email header. Facebook is sending that in its emails, and that's why it gets its own "Mailing list" automatic entry.
Not that beautiful, I agree.
Re: Opera Mail – standalone mail client
#59Does it offer PGP integration? Well-designed email clients with proper privacy seem to be very hard to come by, and new players in that niche would be welcome. Particularly in the current climate, I would argue.