Feature requests

How can I turn off social icons in the web view? Since Elon Musk took over Twitter, I can't and can't tolerate our target group when icons for X are offered.

I've always loved MailPoet for its ability to present the exact link a subscriber has clicked from each of our newsletters. This meant we were ready for the customer when/if they popped in or communicated with us. It also meant we knew what information to deliver them, and so many more reasons why this feature was great. But now, the extra clicking in the new layout really makes it time-consuming to see these important results for us - honestly, so much more time that I am considering an alternative plugin (and I'm a Wysija client!!). Please bring back the clicked link menu as previously so we can select the link easily, see the list of subscribers in a couple of clicks.

It would be nice if you could implement an option in the settings that the admin e-mail get a notification (via e-mail like new subscriber). There should be visible who unsubscribed and from which list.

When sending with your own server, you can catch the bounce mails but not process them automatically. There used to be an external plug-in, but this is no longer being developed. ( https://wordpress.org/plugins/bounce-handler-mailpoet/ ) Couldn't this be developed by default in MailPoet, after all not everyone uses the Mailpoet sending service

We're really pleased to see the bulk resend confirmation feature back — thank you for bringing it back. One suggestion to make it even more useful: we've noticed that the bulk resend skips subscribers who signed up within the last 7 days, as well as those older than 90 days. Since unconfirmed subscribers still count toward our total subscriber limit, it would be extremely helpful to have a filter within the "Unconfirmed" tab that lets us isolate subscribers older than 90 days specifically. This would let us bulk-delete that stale group in one action, keeping our unconfirmed list limited to the last 90 days — making it much easier to actively manage and monitor unconfirmed subscriptions going forward, and freeing up space against our plan limit. Thank you for considering this!

MailPoet currently shows whether a subscriber is unsubscribed, but it does not display the date on which the unsubscription occurred in the interface. It would be very useful to display the exact unsubscription date and time: * in the subscriber’s profile or activity history; * as an optional column in the subscriber list; * and, if possible, in subscriber exports. This information would help website administrators to: * keep a clear history of each subscriber’s consent status; * respond more accurately to data protection or subscriber enquiries; * distinguish recent unsubscriptions from older inactive records; * manage and clean subscriber databases more effectively; * investigate unexpected unsubscriptions. Ideally, MailPoet should retain and display the date of the latest unsubscription, while also preserving the subscription history when a contact unsubscribes and later subscribes again. This would be a valuable improvement for subscriber management, consent traceability and GDPR compliance monitoring.

The MailPoet administration interface is currently difficult to use on smartphones and smaller screens. For example, on the subscriber and email management pages, it can be difficult to: * see whether an email or post notification is active, paused or inactive; * read all the information displayed in tables; * access columns, filters and action buttons; * review subscriber details; * perform simple management actions without switching to a desktop computer. A fully separate mobile application does not seem necessary. However, it would be very useful for the main MailPoet administration pages to have a more responsive mobile layout. The most important information and controls could be displayed as mobile-friendly cards or reorganised according to priority, particularly: * email and automation status; * subscriber status and list membership; * sending statistics; * activation, pause and management controls; * warnings requiring an administrator’s attention. Many WordPress administrators need to check an email campaign, verify a notification status or manage an urgent issue while away from their computer. Improving the responsive design of these pages would make MailPoet significantly easier to manage on a daily basis.

Expand the API to include MCP access via WP’s native MCP connections. This would allow us to manage our lists, schedule emails, etc., via AI agents.

Proper implementation of 'Forward to A Friend' functionality. There was previously a 'Add Email to a friend' suggestion that is classed as 'Complete' but the current implementation is poor. A better and more comprehensive implementation has been done by MailChimp ( https://mailchimp.com/help/add-the-forward-to-a-friend-link/ ) I love MailPoet but its sad that such an important feature implemented by a competitor has been overlooked - I might have to switch.

I request a dark mode styling option for all modules, columns, rows, etc. You can actually create custom styles for dark and light modes individually using CSS. Info: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/@media/prefers-color-scheme https://css-tricks.com/dark-modes-with-css/ https://www.litmus.com/blog/the-ultimate-guide-to-dark-mode-for-email-marketers/