How Different Email Applications Render HTML Email

admin — Fri, 03 Oct 2008 18:44:58 +0000

The recipients will be viewing your email newsletter in different email applications which render HTML email differently. For this reason, you need to test your email first and make sure it works in as many different email applications as possible. There are many email applications out there and they all render HTML email in different sometimes unpredictable ways. Do you need to test every single newsletter across every single application, every single time you send? No. Just setup a good, simple, foolproof template and test it as much as possible. In the future all you’ll need to do is to vary the content. It really helps to setup a test computer (or two) in your office. If it’s not possible, send the email to a few friends or office-mates. Just ask them to let you know if anything looks "off" or broken to them.

In the table below we summarize the particularities of most popular email clients. Knowing common issues of various email applications will help you find the optimal HTML design so that you email newsletter is displayed in the suitable way for all the subscribers.

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How Different Email Applications Render HTML Email

Anti-Spam Filters in Email Clients and Web Mail Services

admin — Fri, 03 Oct 2008 10:13:06 +0000

Along with the ISP spam filtering systems, people can use anti-spam filters in their email clients to protect against unsolicited emails. In the table below we summarized the information about anti-spam filters in most popular email applications and web-based email services.

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How Different Email Applications Render HTML Email

Anti-Spam Filters in Email Clients and Web Mail Services