Windows 10: edge not opening web view on email site - Switch to the html version

When I log into my service providers email site, it will not open a web view, which it used to do on 1803. It says "switch to the standard (HTML) version."

My service provider says this is a Microsoft problem I tried resetting Edge but it does not change.

:)

 

N97 HTML emails

May I make a suggestion? Virtually all the emails I receive are HTML



By default my N97 downloads just text for each of the emails. For a lot of emails this is suficient for you to deal with it. If, however, you need to read the HTML version then whilst the email is open go to "options" then "Attachments" and then you should
find the HTML version as "Attachment.html", Alternatively you may need to go to "Options" then "Retrieve" and the HTML attachment is at the top of the email. Tap to open. If you wish to forward or save then there is an option to save before you open.



I'd suggest that this should cover 99% of the times you'll need HTML.

 

How To Open HTML Files

Hi Doug,

You can open HTML files with Internet Explorer or the Edge Browser . . .

Right click an HTML file, choose Open - With

On the resulting dialog, check the box marked 'Always open html file . .. '

Then in the list look for Edge or Internet Explorer

If they do not appear, scroll to the bottom of that list and click 'More Apps' to find them

 

E72 HTML emails

This is a backward step from the E71. In fact, I am unimpressed with the email solution on the E72 compared with the E71, with is inferior to the lastest version on my E71 (I've moved back to the E71 from my E72).



Whether I want to see HTML emails (I do) or not should be for me to decide in the settings as I can in Nokia Messaging on the E71. The E72 is a step backward in that you still have to select 'view HTML email' and even then the HTML support is poor. This
was like one of the previous verisons of Nokia Messaging on the E71 before Nokia updated it.



Don't be fooled into thinking that Nokia Messaging being integrated into the firmware on the E72 is a good thing; it's not! The solution is inferior to the current standalone version of Nokia Messaging available on the E71.



MfE may be a step forward, but when it won't work with Google Mail for Domains (like my E71 did without any problems) it is pointless. I even have problems with Roadsync in that 'push' email causes some loop on the contacts synchronisation which then results
in push email being switched off.



All in all, the E72 is not the great step forward unless you use Exchange 2007 and use the newer version of MfE. For any other 'consumer' email (which we all like to have work and personal email on out smartphones) it is POOR!



Come on, Nokia, sort it out! Don't you have any beta testers? Surely some ex-E71 users would have been able to point out these massive inadequacies!