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1. 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.

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   completed  ·  AdminChris Farmer (Product Manager, Mailgun) responded

   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>

2. Enhance DMARC By Adding the Authenticated Received Chain (ARC) Protocol

   Mailgun should enhance their mail engine MTA to use the Authenticated Received Chain (ARC) protocol with all inbound and forwarded messages that go through Mailgun.

   There are 2 situations where this will help. When evaluating inbound emails and the DMARC policy of the sending domain is checked and fails or when Mailgun receives an email sent to a mailing list that, in turn, sends the message to all mailing list members.

   For both these scenarios, if a DMARC check is done and the original sending party has a policy of quarantine or reject, it is possible for these valid emails to either not get delivered or end up in a spam/junk folder, even though they came from a valid source but just went through multiple mail systems before reaching its final destination.

   By adding ARC, the DKIM signature and SPF results are included with each hop along the way so when the message reaches it's final destination, that mail system, with ARC enabled, can look at the received chain within the mail headers and determine it came from a valid source and choose to override the DMARC policy of the originating mail system because their information is included and valid in the first hop results.

   Other major ESPs like AOL and Google are already implementing this and Microsoft and Yahoo have plans to do so soon. It would be great if Mailgun also added this protocol so it could evaluate the ARC chain on incoming messages and have more successfully delivered to the recipients inbox and also include ARC information for messages sent via mailing lists or forwarded from an individual mailbox so the end receiving system has the ARC information to evaluate and determine if it is legitimate, even though it went through an intermediary mail system.

   You can read more information about ARC here:
   https://www.dmarcanalyzer.com/arc-is-here/

   Mailgun should enhance their mail engine MTA to use the Authenticated Received Chain (ARC) protocol with all inbound and forwarded messages that go through Mailgun.

   There are 2 situations where this will help. When evaluating inbound emails and the DMARC policy of the sending domain is checked and fails or when Mailgun receives an email sent to a mailing list that, in turn, sends the message to all mailing list members.

   For both these scenarios, if a DMARC check is done and the original sending party has a policy of quarantine or reject, it is possible for these valid emails… more

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   completed  ·  AdminChris Farmer (Product Manager, Mailgun) responded

   Hi folks,

   
   

   We have released support for ARC. We now evaluate DKIM/SPF and add signed ARC headers if messages are forwarded using our Routes (inbound emails), as well as messages that are sent to or are replied to on a mailing list.

   
   

   Please let our support team know if you encounter any issues with this release!

3. Use https protocol instead http in tracking url

   Now we have troubles with removing our domain from blacklist because of using non-secure protocol in tracking pixel: http:email.ourdomain.com/bla-bla-bla. Your system doesn't provide ability to use https now, but it would be very useful to provide it

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   completed  ·  AdminTravis Walton (Product Manager, Mailgun) responded

   Hello,

   
   

   Just to provide closure here - Mailgun does support secured tracking links. We offer an industry first certificate hosting on our side that does not require complex and costly CDN management. Reach out to our support team for assistance.

4. Change DKIM selector using the API

   I'd like to set DKIM Selector for a domain using the API

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   completed  ·  AdminChris Farmer (Product Manager, Mailgun) responded

   This is available via a PUT call to /domains//dkim_selector as outlined in our docs: https://documentation.mailgun.com/en/latest/api-domains.html#domains

5. Please add the ability to whitelist an address so it does not continue to be bounced.

   Simple white list to keep addresses from ending up in the bounce list.
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   completed  ·  AdminChris Farmer (Product Manager, Mailgun) responded

   Hey all,

   Thanks so much for your patience!

   I’m happy to announce that we’ve released the ability to add addresses/domains to a bounce suppression whitelist. If an address/domain is on the whitelist, it will not be added to the bounce suppressions list if the address bounces. Keep in mind that we will still suppress unsubscribes and complaints. Also keep in mind that if the address is already on the bounce suppressions list before adding the address to the whitelist, you will need to remove it in order to send to the address.

   API docs are available here: https://documentation.mailgun.com/en/latest/api-suppressions.html#whitelists

   Whitelists are also available via our Beta control panel. If you’re not currently in our Beta and would like access, please feel free to email me directly, otherwise, we expect to launch our new control panel to the public within the next month.

6. Automatically warm up new Dedicated IP's

   When a new dedicated IP is assigned to a domain, Mailgun should have the option to automatically 'warm' the IP.
   If the user selects this option, the IP should be used to send 10000 the first day, 11000 the second, etc until warmed. Currently there is no way to restrict the number of emails sent via the IP.

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