How to successfully embed images in HTML for display in webmail clients?

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simple answer?

You can’t. Gmail, outlook etc will ignore base64 images.

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So based on our results, it is clearly not worth using embedded images in your emails. All you will be doing is forcing people to download encoded images that they will not be able to view.

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