Re: How do I turn off Mail notifying me that an attachment didn't load when replying to an email?
If you don't want that reminder: Seems a lot depends upon the Mail settings you have chosen
or
the default settings left in place on your Mac, that you can customize to suit
and
if you like, you can choose the Mail settings you want for all replies with attachments
Eg: In a reply: you can choose whether or not to include an attachment when composing a reply
or
To automatically include an attachment, choose to forward the message (You can still add a reply at the top)
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For MacOS Sequoia:
Apple Support's online article: Reply to, forward, or follow up on emails in Mail on Mac - Apple Support
Eg: says near the bottom:
5: If the original message contains attachments, decide whether to include them:
- Include attachments: Click
in the toolbar of the message window or choose Edit > Attachments > Include Original Attachments in Reply. - Exclude attachments: Click
in the toolbar of the message window or choose Message > Remove Attachments.
- Choose attachments settings for all replies: Choose Edit > Include Attachments With Replies, then select an option.
- Note: Attachments are included in messages you forward.
- When you’re ready, click
.
If you prefer to always omit the original message from your replies, choose Mail > Settings, click Composing, then unselect “Quote the text of the original message”.
Mail Support website (info / support / contact options etc): Mail - Official Apple Supp
