While this is obviously an exercise in showing off what can be done via offline-only viewing mode in modern HTML5 browsers, it’s a cool thought exercise demonstrating the power of offline / service workers — not to mention the thought of forcing someone to shut down their Internet connection in order to focus on a single task.
Source: CSS-Tricks – Offline *Only* Viewing
Anyway, Litmus, a great web-based testing suite for HTML email puts out an Email Client Market Share report on a semi-regular basis. It’s interesting to see the current state of things.
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