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How do I get mail to automatically load remote content? In old threads on this topic it says to go to to Preferences in Mail but I no longer have Preferences since I installed Ventura.
MacBook Pro 13″, macOS 10.12
That's not what I was asking. When I get mail I have to go to the top of the message and click "Load Remote Content" for any graphics to show up in the message. Before installing Ventura those graphics showed up automatically.
That's not what I was asking. When I get mail I have to go to the top of the message and click "Load Remote Content" for any graphics to show up in the message. Before installing Ventura those graphics showed up automatically.
Same issue here. It looks like if you turn off "Hide IP Address" in the privacy tab, it fixes it.
I still have Monterey, but I believe the relevant checkbox there was "Protect Mail Activity" in the "Privacy" tab for Preferences (apparently now "Settings").
In Ventura ‘Preferences’ is now ‘Settings’
As for loading more content that has always depended on the type of mail account you have. Today most accounts are IMAP which means new mail will automatically be pushed to you when it arrived, you don’t have to do anything.
Mail->Settings->General->Check for new messages: you can set this option for a number of settings. ‘Automatically’ is the default.
Now you have Mail > Settings…
Same thing.
How do I get mail to automatically load remote content?
