If the images are embedded in the message, they are displayed as the sender intended you to see them. This is specified in the HTML code and unfortunately you can’t change that. But you can zoom out of the message. (right-clin in message body and choose Zoom)
Unfortunately, no solution. I observe the phenomenon mainly when I receive mails sent from an iPhone. There the images seem to be attached differently.
I really wonder why Thunderbird solves this simple task without any problems.
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Same thing here I think-all seem to be sent from apple/Iphone, and, as you say, other email apps deal with this without any problems.
I am aware I can zoom out but this also zooms out of the text, and I know I can double click to open but with multiple images its very untidy.
I have resorted to viewing emails with multiple images on my android phone as they automatically show the images to fit.
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I’ve same problem.
Inline images sent by an Apple Mail User, are not scaled down. Another problem with inline images is, that they are not recognized as attachment and can’t be saved with one click. Super anoying.
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Embedded images are displayed exactly as the HTML code says they should be displayed. Unless the sender has specified a display size different to the image size, it will be shown full size. Embedded images aren’t attachments. To save one, right-click on it and choose Save Image As.
If you would like to suggest a feature so it is done differently, we will certainly consider it. Please see: Introducing Sleekplan for eM Client 💡 - #3