Disable click tracking on specific links
It would be great to add the ability to disable click tracking only for some specific links in an email.
In know that you can disable click tracking for all links in an email, but I couldn't find anything about doing it only for a specific link.
Hi all,
I'm happy to announce that we've added the ability to disable click-tracking (URL rewriting) on specific links.
You can disable click tracking for a specific link by including the html attribute disable-tracking=true in the html tag of the link. e.g. <a href="http://mailgun.com" disable-tracking=true>Mailgun</a>
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Stephen Green commented
Thank you!
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John Malatras commented
We also need this
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Mike Smales commented
We need this as well. Seems like every other provider has this feature but not mailgun. Is there a timeline for when it will be implemented?
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Stephen Green commented
Adding tracking links for the first time, this is definitely a feature our company is looking for. We are attempting to duplicate a mailing for a client that has some tracking links, and some direct links.
We have been using Mailgun for some time, but this will be our first time using tracking links.
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J. S. Allen commented
This is a pretty critical requirement as it stops deep links from working. Without it, we'll have to change providers.
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Zebulan commented
SendGrid implements this via a clicktracking attribute on the link tags, e.g.:
<a clicktracking="off" href="https://example.com">Link text</a>
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Krisztián Velez commented
We would need this feature asap. We use Firebase dynamic links (with custom domain) to download/open our native app. We need to disable click tracking for the whole email to ensure a good UX. It would be nice to blacklist some urls (like: example.com/path/* or a full domain.) It should be an API param if possible.
This would be also preferred when the click tracking is done by the original url. -
Loe Spee commented
This would be a nice feature. Mandrill has this feature, and it's one of the things we're missing since we moved to Mailgun.
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Colin Gille commented
This would be great for links that can be opened with mobile apps, in this case an url pattern is recognised by the app before redirects happen.
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Till Vollmer commented
This would also be good for deep links as they should not be redirected. Other vendors just have an attribute deeplink="true" on the href to prevent tracking