Load Images in a Message in Evolution
To have Gnome Evolution download and show you images (as well as other content from remote servers) for an email:
Set Up Evolution Not to Download Images and Remote Content Automatically
To make sure Evolution does not fetch images from the internet automatically when you open emails (unless they are from a trusted sender):
Add and Remove Addresses From Your Safe Senders List in Evolution
To add an email address or domain to the list of senders whose messages will always have remote content downloaded automatically in Evolution — or to remove an address from that list:
Load Images in a Message in Evolution 1
To load the remote images in a message in Evolution: (Updated September 2016, tested with Evolution 3.20 and Evolution 1)
A Nuisance and Necessity
Images in emails can be a major nuisance (especially in spam), and a privacy problem, too (especially in spam). Evolution, wisely, can be configured to not load remote images. There may be one or the other email (certainly not spam) where the image is crucial (uh… the daily Dilbert, for example). Fortunately, you can tell Evolution to load the images in the current message.
