Return Search Bar for logs
There used to be a search bar on the logs page that allowed us to search for anything (from the sender to the subject matter). This has been removed and, from what I can tell, replaced with the filtering functionality (which doesn't allow us to search for stuff in the subject header and other areas as far as I can tell). Could you help me find where I can search for this information again please as this is a huge part of why we pay for Mailgun? Also, could I recommend bringing the search bar back as it was incredibly useful and intuitive (whereas the new filtering isn't).
Adrian Gonzalez
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Lacho “Muhammé Dalí” LP commented
We really need this search bar back asap. It is super important/critical on our day to day operation to tackle issues with recipients. Please get it back
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This feature is super important/critical. It help us to find out any issues very fast. We need this back please.
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Hey Mailgun team, this feature is super important/critical. Whenever there is an issue with a recipient we need to quick search to find out what is the problem. Please get it back, we really need this.
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Daniel Root
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The new Logs UI is horrible. Our primary use case for using it is to troubleshoot delivery issues when we already know the recipient's email address. A text field used to be available immediately and it was just a fill in + Search. Now, I click filters, select To from the sources list (which, inconveniently is towards the bottom of a long list), enter, and then filter.
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Mateusz Dziwoń
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New view of sent email logs lacks searching
without it i need to spend 10x time than before update
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Mack Hasz
commented
With the logs you used to be able to paste in a recipient's email address for quick search. This was removed.
Why...
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Sean Cruse
commented
Whoever's idea was to over complicate and move the Logs section, it was a terrible idea. This was one of the few features that I was using in order to find specific email addresses. Now it's twice as difficult just to look for one email address. In my opinion, as a Product Manager, I would revert the Logs section as the way it's now displayed doesn't add any value, it just overcomplicates things. Or I would input a search function to be able to look for any email address, not having to select a filter for it.
