Can't understand what you want from Simple Mail dev.
After all - each & every application manage to download the files from the server.
Aqua Mail didn't.
I hope my point is clear.
Sorry for not using the red at all - nevertheless it's very impressive when you use it.
Drukman.
@drukman
Where is your problem of not understanding what the Simple Mail developer has to be done?It's surely not our fault if you couldn't read carefully all posts - even
bold or
redmarked - we wrote previously and pointed out, that the issue is
definitely by the
incorrect coding of
Simple Mail...
not by Microsoft Outlook and also
not...repeated: not by Aquamail.
However it also could be that you are
not willing to understand the outpointed facts - even outpointed by yourself... Nobody knows
Quote from
your own post:
All
Here is an important update.
I just did something else:
1. Sent an email from Simple Mail (it's a Firefox add-on that acts as an email program)
2. Sent an email from outlook
I than tried to retrieved those emails by various mail programs.....
1. All managed to retrieve images from BOTH emails mentioned above (1 and 2).
2. Aqua mail managed to retrieve images only from the email sent by Outlook (number 2 above) BUT failed to retrieve the email sent by Simple Mail (number 1 above0.
To me it looks like messages sent by Simple Mail are "stripped" from some crucial info that Aqua Mail needs in order to fully download the image attachments.
Otherwise why other email clients can retrieve those email in full including the attached imaged while Aqua mail doesn't ?
Before answering please remember that Aqua mail managed to successfully download all images from emails sent by Outlook.
Drukman.
So why do you ignore for yourself? WHY? WHY? WHY?
It seems ridiculous to me.
Let me try to explain the outpointed facts again:
(1) sending by Simple Mail, downloading by Aquamail > retrieving embedded images
failed(2) sending by Microsoft Outlook, downloading by Aquamail >
successfully downloading from all images by Aquamail
Therefore
no bug by Microsoft Outlook > this client is sending embedded images as intended by standards (RFCs)
Why did you address an issue to there developers? WHY? There was and is no reason for.
> no recommendation from no one here in the forum!Also
no bug by Aquamail > Aqua mail managed to successfully download all images from emails sent by Outlook
Both programms are working as intended: Outlook as sending client; Aquamail (only) as a mobile app (the "real" recipient client is your webmail provider: bezeqint)
> because Aquamail handles embedded images as intended by standard (RFCs)But
wrong implementation by Simple Mail > as this programm uses
incorrect code for embedded images when
sending a message.
> not encoding attachments properly is the one and only issue!
Please be aware of Kostya's factual explanations in his post:
http://www.aqua-mail.com/forum/index.php?topic=3155.msg15221#msg15221This -- clearly and unambiguously -- means that the images are not attachments, but are embedded somewhere in message text (HTML).
They're actually not referenced anywhere in message text, but they are marked as such.
Now you should be in the position to understand the real issue - also already mentioned in Kostya's previous post:
The developer of this Firefox add-on should spend some time reading the relevant documentation (RFCs), easy to find on the Internet. Or he could just send a message with a quality mail app or web mail (like Thunderbird or Gmail), and examine the message's source.
Puh...it's really tiring to help someone who is
continuously ignoring outpointed facts.
I'm finished now.
Mikeone
