Email on AcidReviews of emailonacid.com

Email on Acid (EOA) is a great way to preflight your emails on multiple devices. I used EOA at my previous employment to help troubleshoot the coding of email designs created by myself and the UX team in support of company marketing efforts. The ability to see how emails will probably display in so many viewports is extremely helpful in planning layouts, and in understanding the challenges faced by end-users, even highlighting ADA compliance issues. My only grumble about EOA is I did not see any data/statistics on how many people actually used and/or viewed email on specific devices or viewports. They provide display examples for so many devices and viewports it can be a bit overwhelming. If one device/viewport is only used by a small percentage of your audience, that makes it an edge-case, and thus it could be decided not to worry about whether that particular device/viewport is worth sweating over. If EOA were to provide easily referenced data on device and viewport usage statistics, that would help inform decisions as to how to better customize the testing experience.

This tool is helpful for testing email for different email clients.

Email on Acid is a great tool in email development and has a lot of great features that help me trouble-shoot my code. I would like to see Acid improve its servers to be more responsive and be able to publish my tests in a faster fashion.

Outlook issues arising from Windows desktop scaling are not reproduced GANGA is missing Russia-specific mobile clients (Yandex & Mail.ru) are missing

Email on Acid is a great tool, I'm using it om daily basis, but it's really really slow, sometimes scteenshots will not going to show, sometimes I will get half of the screenshot (the bottom half of the email...), it's just buggy. And when I say sometimes, I mean often. I hope you are working on making ot better and better, as the idea of the tool is great!

Useful especially within this pandemic.

When using marketo tracking links, Marketo encodes the url and it becomes a 200 workable link but when reality, it is a broken or internal link masked as an 301 redirect. It would be a great improvement if we can solve this in EOA. Check at least the redirect or 2 hops after a 301 for the link checker. Overall, everything is great other than some minor issues with rendering clients from time to time.

First impressions of EoA are awesome. What's bugging me now is how difficult it is to find and edit my sending profiles. I guess the real reason I even need to change my EoA workflow is that I want to remove the spellcheck step. Spellcheck in EoA is worthless. Please allow me to manage my own spellcheck dictionary.