Win 10 Email is not formatting text correctly (SEE PICTURE)

cabo_ose

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My windows 10 Email is in this this source-text nonsense. (I haven't studied programming so I cannot decipher) I could not find any easy fixes online thus far... Any clue what this is about? Window's new uninformative settings design simply sucks throughout all their apps. imho.

Viewing on my phone's email is 😗 just fine.

https://pasteboard.co/HDULsgI.jpg
 


The preinstalled Mail app.
Shaw webmail is my provider
Every email I receive is like this.
 
That is not a Windows application.

Looks more to me like some garbled webpage embedded in an email asking your to confirm your email address via Amazon/Uber.

Noted "yahooHide" right at the beginning - not sure how that may fit in to it all.

Not familiar with Shaw webmail: have you been using it before on your system and now the email is become garbled?

What version of Windows are you using and where did you get the host system with the "preinstalled Mail app"?

Please try to identify the Mail app by name and version.


 



That is not the Windows 10 mail app.
 


Windows 10 Home V1803 OS build 17134.285
Shaw webmail looks normal online and on iOS email, I have used it previously with this app, same pc.
The app is Mail for Windows 10, seriously! Version 16005.10730.20096.0
https://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2488072,00.asp

https://pasteboard.co/HE5HYCq.png

Thanks for the help.
 
Only two thoughts at the moment:

1) Configuration has changed (maybe some update) and 2) Mail has been corrupted.

I would go back through the pcmag link you cited and look for a couple of other similar links.

E.g.:

https://help.dreamhost.com/hc/en-us/articles/360000227872-Windows-10-mail

Purpose being just to verify that your full configuration is as it should be, defaults, settings, etc...

Some Windows 10 update may have simply reversed or otherwise altered a Windows Mail setting that you need to use your Shaw webmail.

Hopefully the problem will be just a simple configuration change. Some obscure or otherwise "out of sight" parameter that someone else has discovered.