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The 'talk' icon in Echo talk-page notification emails is loaded via HTTP: <img src=3D"http://bits.wikimedia.org/static-1.22wmf13/extensio= ns/Echo/modules/icons/Talk.png" alt=3D"" height=3D"30" width=3D"30"></td> (note the mime encoding in the above source, sorry) Because the image is loaded remotely, many mail readers (including Gmail) won't show it by default, and it'll trigger a prompt to display remote images which must be clicked on before you can see the icon. I would recommend embedding the icons as data URIs if possible, so they don't have to be loaded remotely. (Hopefully this isn't a compat issue...) -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normal

The 'talk' icon in Echo talk-page notification emails is loaded via HTTP: ```lang=html <img src="http://bits.wikimedia.org/static-1.22wmf13/extensions/Echo/modules/icons/Talk.png" alt="" height="30" width="30"></td> ``` Because the image is loaded remotely, many mail readers (including Gmail) won't show it by default, and it'll trigger a prompt to display remote images which must be clicked on before you can see the icon. I would recommend embedding the icons as data URIs if possible, so they don't have to be loaded remotely. (Hopefully this isn't a compat issue...) -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normal

The 'talk' icon in Echo talk-page notification emails is loaded via HTTP: <img src=3D"http://bits.wikimedia.org/static-1.22wmf13/extensio=```lang=html ns/Echo/modules/icons/Talk.png" alt=3D"" height=3D"30" width=3D"30"></td> (note the mime encoding in the above source, sorry)<img src="http://bits.wikimedia.org/static-1.22wmf13/extensions/Echo/modules/icons/Talk.png" alt="" height="30" width="30"></td> ``` Because the image is loaded remotely, many mail readers (including Gmail) won't show it by default, and it'll trigger a prompt to display remote images which must be clicked on before you can see the icon. I would recommend embedding the icons as data URIs if possible, so they don't have to be loaded remotely. (Hopefully this isn't a compat issue...) -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normal