Some customers are OK emailing sensitive data in email attachments provided there are guarantees that the attachments are not logged or persisted. Currently, email attachments are available in the support logs for 3 days. A good option for a domain would be to disable logging of attachments.

Hello,

I would like you to add the reply to header in the event meta data for tracking and reporting.

Hello,

I need to suppress emails that are sent to my automation users.

qa_automation+df1qb6fn293okcevaucv@zzz.com

Basically, anything that is sent to qa_automation+xxxxx@zzz.com, I would like to suppress. Please consider this as an enhancement.

Thanks

Our e-mail addresses for Web site forms from time to time automatically get added to the Suppression list without knowledge, so therefore we stop receiving Web site form e-mails due to this. It would be good to have a way in the control panel to set our e-mail addresses to never be added on the blacklist for Suppression to fix this issue.

Currently searches require an exact match. Partial match would be helpful.

In SMTP you can set envelope recipients that are not listed in the To: header fields (think BCCs here).

We have a need for this to send unique emails to individuals, while having the To: header in their email client appear as if it was to a group that this user is a part of.

Currently, this is not possible via the Mailgun API, but only via SMTP. Since Mailgun recommends using the API, I would love to see this feature included so we can make the leap over to the API instead of using SMTP for these particular emails.

Universal links in iOS 9 make it possible for our links to open directly in our app. Unfortunately redirects break this behavior, so Mailgun's click tracking breaks our universal links.

A simple workaround would be to allow us to set an arbitrary CNAME. I could then point that CNAME at a CloudFront distribution. That way we could serve an apple-app-site-association file and redirect all other requests to mailgun.

We could then intercept the click tracking links in the app, and fetch the click tracking link to record the click and get the redirect target.

The click tracking data currently provided provided appears to roll up click activity in an email to the URL level. For example, if an email contains a text link in body copy and a button image...and both are hyperlinked to the same target URL you cannot distinguish which one of the two links a user used when a click is recorded.

Being able to do this would provide insight to designers, helping them compare layouts for optimized response performance.

When using user variables, e.g. %recipient.name%, it would be useful to implement a fallback value for when that variable is not present. For example:

Hello %recipient.name|Customer%

So, for the above the output would be either:

Hello Jane

or, where the name is not set for the user

Hello Customer

Currently there is no convenient way to get a list for each of your domains what sending IP address(es) are assigned to them, the only way is using the website drill down into each individual domain's details.

Exposing the IP Address(es) of each domain in the /domains API endpoint seems like a good solution.

Additionally being able in the website to enter a sending IP address on the domains listing page and it would show all the domains with that sending IP address assigned.

Handling inbound emails via Routes on Mailgun and forwarding them to another mailbox has the undesired effect of modifying third-party messages.

This has serious consequences:
* It breaks DKIM signature from third-party
* It tracks messages that are Inbound and tracking is in general undesired

Please at least make it configurable to disable Tracking on per-Route basis when it's enabled on the Domain.

Current workaround:
Disable Tracking for domain and enable it explicitly per-message via API/SMTP header.

If I have verified

domain.com
domain.co.uk
domain.net

I would like to be able to use domain.net as the tracking domain for messages sent via domain.com and domain.co.uk

This helps resolve issues with SSL and also more domain control.

It's so annoying to see solved tickets there since I always try to keep the layout as much clean as I can. Unecessary information showing.

Incoming mail(verified by support) has a bug that when email is sent from an entity like mike@att.com and is signed by att.com, and we receive it at dean@mydomain.com, when the route gets applied, it also incorrectly swaps out the att.com with mydomain.com security key invalidating the email security. Gmail then throws this email in the spam folder.

outbound email works fine since it comes with a FROM address of mydomain.com and so when mailgun swaps in a signedby, it is 100% correct since it is the MX record for mydomain.com and the security is all setup.

Today is only possible to tag messages in the moment you send them, not being possible to tag existing messages and stored (inbound) messages.

Add an API call for validating email addresses (i.e. checking whether the domain is valid, the username exists, the mailbox is not full, etc..) similar to kickbox.io and make it affordable/free to use :)

Hello,
We are trying to send emoji characters such as

Looking at campaign reports for link performance there are URLs that appear as unique when it would be more helpful if they were grouped as a single URL for reporting purposes.

It would be nice to have some sort of grouping, filtering, searching or pattern matching system so that the following URLs would be counted as the same:

https://www.example.com/coolstuff?recipient_id=123
https://www.example.com/coolstuff?recipient_id=abc

...and these too:

https://www.example.com/unsubscribe/123
https://www.example.com/unsubscribe/abc

I want to see the contents of the email log, I find it convenient if viewing the contents of the email was sent
Thanks you