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Microsoft is pulling support for inline SVG images

Microsoft is removing support for inline SVG images in Outlook for Web and Outlook for Windows. This started rolling out in early September and should hit everyone by mid October. BleepingComputer has the full writeup here . Email designers and coders, be aware. Though, I rather suspect that only a tiny fraction of email designers were building emails that utilized inline SVG images. Microso…
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Ask Al: Why did my BIMI logo SVG file turn black?

You thought you did everything right. You dutifully exported your SVG logo from Adobe Illustrator, you converted it to the tiny-ps format variant of SVG using one of the conversion tools from the BIMI Group's website , and what you were left with was a black blob, not your …

From Illustrator to Inbox: Perfecting Your BIMI Logo SVG

If you're working on implementing a BIMI (Brand Indicators for Message Identification) logo for your email domain, congratulations! BIMI is an excellent way to boost your brand visibility, increase trust with email recipients and increase engagement. But creating a complia…

Tuesday Tip: You can open and edit a BIMI SVG file

It's time for the first installment of a new series:  Spam Resource Tuesday Tips.  And today, I've got BIMI logos on my mind. A BIMI logo, meant to show up in email clients next to a sender's email message, is graphically stored as a certain type of SVG graphic fil…

Where my BIMIs at?

I very recently scanned the most recent 1.4 million emails or so that I've received to look for BIMI logos. Of the 292,000 unique domains in that mail sample, a whopping 818 of them seem to have published BIMI records in DNS. That didn't quite impress me, but I guess we…