Feature requests

As WebP becomes a more widely adopted image format, many websites, especially those on WordPress, utilize it to improve site speed and overall performance. WebP offers superior compression and quality compared to traditional formats like JPG and PNG, which is why it has become a go-to option for web developers looking to optimize page load times. However, this growing use of WebP presents a challenge for platforms like Outlook and other email clients, which often don't support WebP images. This results in display issues for recipients who can't view the images correctly. For businesses using tools like MailPoet to send newsletters or automated emails, this can lead to an inconsistent and unprofessional user experience. To address this, MailPoet should consider implementing an automatic WebP-to-JPG conversion system. This would allow modern image formats like WebP to be seamlessly converted into JPG without requiring any user intervention. The process would ensure compatibility across all email clients, including those that don’t yet support WebP, without sacrificing the image quality that WebP offers. By adopting this feature, MailPoet can ensure that users benefit from modern web technologies without running into compatibility issues with email clients, creating a smooth, hassle-free experience for both senders and recipients.

We need to be able to display emails by a descriptive name that suits the purposes of a marketer, not by the subject line of the email, as it currently exists. It's impossible to keep track of sent emails if I can't use internal language, numbering, coding, etc. The subject line is for the RECIPIENT, but the name of the email should be for the MARKETER. Two separate things.

We're not using WooCommerce and it would be nice to hide/deactivate those features/options to simplify the platform.

I would like to be able to duplicate an automation, since a lot of my automations look fairly similar

Days/Minutes/Seconds

When managing different lists, it is difficult to create just one confirmation email for all lists. We have an 'enquiry' list, which will only get a max of 3 automations, to do with their enquiry, so the using a generic confirmation email is very confusing to the customer.

It would be great to link the automatically generated discount coupon to the user's email (the tag would be [subscriber:email]), so that customers cannot transfer the code from a "fake" account to their main account.

I send out non-transactional emails on a prescheduled basis, and it would be really helpful if I could view them in a calendar view with the ability to click on a title and bring up the editing screen

In the last several years, I collected over 17,000 not confirmed emails. They all didn't do the Double-Opt-In correctly, and they all didn't click on the activation link. I would like to send automatically a reminder mail with [activation_link] after one and / or two days again (without doing it manually) to everyone who has not confirmed the subscription directly. The reminder mail could be something like this: >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Subject: "Reminder: Your registration for the newsletter has not yet been completed" Hello, I just wanted to quickly remind you that you have not yet confirmed your registration for my newsletter. But you can easily do this by clicking on the button: [activation_link] >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> I think everyone would benefit who has the Double-Opt-In problem, like me. Best regards