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@needleXO I've reviewed your PR and found that you've made significant privacy enhancements to the mail application. Here's what I discovered:
Key Changes
- Created a dedicated Privacy settings page, moving privacy controls from General settings
- Added image proxying to protect users from tracking via external images
- Made external images disabled by default (more secure)
- Added a new Lock icon and navigation item for the Privacy section
- Updated translations for the new privacy features
Implementation Details
- The image proxy implementation is well-executed, with proper fallbacks if proxying fails
- The settings UI maintains consistency with the rest of the application
- Code organization is clean with privacy settings now logically separated
This PR makes meaningful improvements to user privacy and security. The image proxying feature is particularly valuable as it prevents senders from tracking when users view emails.
Would you like me to explain any specific part of the implementation in more detail?
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all good :)
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@shawngdavis Thanks for the positive feedback! If you or anyone else needs any additional information or have questions about the privacy enhancements in this PR, I'm here to help.
thanks!