![]() ![]() If you decide you don’t like this setup, you can reverse the command by changing the last word: defaults write DisableInlineAttachmentViewing -bool NO I just find things so much easier to manage that way! Press Return, and then instead of your attachments looking like they do in my first screenshot, they’ll all be icons, like this: Luckily, the command that disables this feature is working again in El Capitan, so let’s rejoice and check it out! To do so, open the Terminal program (it’s within Applications > Utilities) and copy and paste the following text into its window: defaults write DisableInlineAttachmentViewing -bool YES …that’s just not convenient to do all of the time. I like being able to drag my attachments around as icons, and while I know you can change a single attachment by right-clicking on it… That’s kind of cool, but it’s frustrating and weird for a lot of people. ![]() What are inline attachments? Well, as you may have noticed, when you insert an image or a single-page PDF, the item plops itself right in the body of your email. ![]() A few operating systems ago, there was an excellent Terminal command that would let you disable inline attachments in Mail. ![]()
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