"Show images" is displayed when there are only inline images [released]

Really sure? I've just sent myself an HTML mail with inline, embedded image () and no external stuff at all. Viewing this on Jolla, I get the "show image" banner. Clicking it yields the question mark in blue box. The same behavior as with other mails.

@Fuzzillogic - Well sent one like that to me(vdvtest100 at gmail dot com), I can check the HTML, but this button is only shown upon a request to go online from emalil viewer(webkit).

Can reproduce with your mail, webkit tries to go online(to fetch a cid very far from a valid url...) since the content is not available locally due to mentioned issue above, should not happen anymore when inline images are properly displayed. Thx for the mail.

is this ever gonna be fixed? it's pretty annoying =\

I'm not most users - that's why I bought a Jolla - and I do not like this solution. The issue of showing images is twofold: to prevent wasting precious bytes on potentially useless images, and to protect privacy. Desktop clients I'm aware of specifically block remote images for the latter reason. For embedded images, neither are an issue. There's no reason not to show them.

Please reconsider the current behavior.

[edit] even my webmail shows embedded images, blocks remote images, and instead displays a banner with the reason (privacy) and the option to download the images. It confuses me why you think this behavior confuses "most users", as it is the default in many desktop clients, including Outlook, and apparently webmail as well.