Does bananatag work know when mail deleted

Bananatag is a popular email tracking tool that allows you to track when your emails are opened, clicked, and even when they're deleted. However, the accuracy of tracking deleted emails depends on the email client and browser used by the recipient.

Here's how Bananatag tracks deleted emails:

1. Image tracking: Bananatag uses image tracking to track when an email is opened. When you send an email through Bananatag, it replaces the default email images with its own tracking images. These images are loaded when the recipient opens the email, allowing Bananatag to track the open.
2. Pixel tracking: Bananatag also uses pixel tracking to track when an email is deleted. When an email is deleted, the tracking pixel is not loaded, and Bananatag can detect that the email was deleted.

However, there are some limitations to consider:

• Email client and browser limitations: Some email clients and browsers may not load tracking images or pixels, which can affect the accuracy of tracking deleted emails. For example, some email clients like Gmail or Outlook may block tracking images or pixels.
• Recipient's email settings: If the recipient has set their email client to not load images or has a strict spam filter, it may not load the tracking images or pixels, making it difficult for Bananatag to track deleted emails.
• Email deletion timing: Bananatag can only track deleted emails if the email is deleted within a certain timeframe (usually 24-48 hours) after it's sent. If the email is deleted after this timeframe, Bananatag may not be able to track it.

In summary, while Bananatag can track deleted emails to some extent, the accuracy of tracking depends on the email client and browser used by the recipient, as well as their email settings and the timing of the email deletion.