The image cache is on your PC, the location depends on which html renderer you use (either Bearhtml or IERenderer). The images are held for a length of time supplied by the user. See Cache-days in Bearhtml.ini and IERenderer.ini
As for writing an extension, this will be next to impossible, as it would have to duplicate all the function of Pegasus Mail, as it downloads and handles each incoming message in their various formats. As mentioned in a previous posting on this thread, the images are for the most part not held inside a message but are only supplied by downloading from the originator or other site when a message is opened.
And finally for your information, an extension can be written in just about any language, but for ease of implementation either Delphi /Pascal or "C" would be preferred. There are people here that can help you, should you attempt to code this yourself.
Martin
<p>The image cache is on your PC, the location depends on which html renderer you use (either Bearhtml or IERenderer). The images are held for a length of time supplied by the user. See Cache-days in Bearhtml.ini and IERenderer.ini</p><p>As for writing an extension, this will be next to impossible, as it would have to duplicate all the function of Pegasus Mail, as it downloads and handles each incoming message in their various formats. As mentioned in a previous posting on this thread, the images are for the most part not held inside a message but are only supplied by downloading from the originator or other site when a message is opened.</p><p>And finally for your information, an extension can be written in just about any language, but for ease of implementation either Delphi /Pascal or "C" would be preferred. There are people here that can help you, should you attempt to code this yourself.&nbsp;</p><p>Martin&nbsp;</p>