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It will be better to reach out to our support so we can better evaluate the case.

Apologies for any confusion that this line might have caused.

> Quickly preview your design on real devices or share it with your team by sending it as an email message.

This refers to the ability to send the design you are working on as an email message. When I wrote it I didn't even consider that it might be interpreted to state that we offer device testing. We don't. You can choose to send to a real device, or Litmus, or a colleague. But we don't offer testing on real devices.

Still Mail Studio takes a lot of care to generate code that works cross-device so if you stick to visual editing (without writing custom HTML or CSS), your designs should work well everywhere even if you forgo real device testing.

Designs created in Mail Studio behave pretty much the same way as regular emails do if images are disabled. You should add alt text to your images and plan your design so that a missing graphic doesn't cause problems. Still, we're at version 1.0 so I imagine we can do more about this.

The app handles the HTML part of the email, while the plaintext is entered by the user when preparing their campaign. We won't be of much help there.

The application is built on Electron. I think that visual editors like Mail Studio are one of the cases where this choice makes sense, since you are editing a live HTML page. You would need some a webview regardless of platform, but Electron makes the implementation easier.

At the moment, we support ESP syncing, which create/update a template on the linked platform. You can then use it as the basis of a campaign.

Hey! I am one of Mail Studio's authors. Will be happy to answer any questions.

Hey folks! I am one of the authors of Readonomy. We launched the service a few weeks ago. I just pushed a new version which allows importing and exporting HTML and CSV files (allowing you to import your browser or delicious bookmarks) so I think it is finally ready for hn.

We've had a great response from our early users and I am looking forward to some constructive feedback!

Hey folks! I am one of the authors of Readonomy. We launched the service earlier this month. I just pushed a new version which allows importing and exporting HTML and CSV files (allowing you to import your browser or delicious bookmarks) so I think it is finally ready for hn.

We've had lots of great feedback from our early users and I hope that this thread will not disappoint!