Feature requests

Dear Mailpoet Support, I use Firefox version 135.0.1. On my admin page in WordPress, "nothing" appears in the Mailpoet settings. That means the dashboard, the submenu items in the settings are empty/blank. Nothing is displayed. Reloading several times doesn't help, the pages remain empty. In the Chrome browser, everything, including all submenu items, is displayed correctly. Is there an update that solves the problem in Firefox? kind regards herby

New featured section on left rail for revenue analytics. Key metrics: Average time from new subscriber date to making first sale date Average amount of emails before first sale Average revenue per email Average revenue per subscriber This would greatly help everyone understand their audience

Dear MailPoet Support Team, I hope this message finds you well. I am experiencing an issue with my MailPoet forms that I have not been able to resolve despite extensive troubleshooting. Here is a detailed description of the problem: Issue Description I have two different MailPoet subscription forms: Form 1: Initial registration form for new subscribers. Form 2: Follow-up form to collect additional information from existing subscribers. When an existing subscriber fills out the second form, the new fields do not get saved, even though the form submission appears successful. The fields remain empty in the subscriber's profile. Troubleshooting Steps Already Taken Verified that fields are correctly mapped to subscriber profile fields. Checked the option to allow updating of existing subscriber information. Cleared the site cache and disabled all caching plugins. Deactivated all other plugins and switched to a default WordPress theme. Checked the database tables (e.g., wp_mailpoet_subscribers and wp_mailpoet_custom_field) to confirm that the new fields are not being written. Enabled WordPress debug mode, but no relevant errors appeared. Reinstalled the MailPoet plugin. System Information WordPress Version: 6.7.2 MailPoet Version: 5.7.0 PHP Version: 7.4.33 Reproduction Steps A user signs up using Form 1. The same user later submits Form 2, entering the new fields. The new fields do not appear in their profile. Could you please advise me on how to resolve this issue? I am open to any additional troubleshooting steps or configurations you suggest. Thank you in advance for your time and assistance. Best regards,

When viewing the Mailer in a browser, can you add option to open link in new tab please.

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

It is quite hard to understand whether you are subscribing, unsubscribed, or whatever - can we not make it clearer. ie 'You are currently subscribed to... check the box and hit unsubscribe', or ' to subscribe to these list(s), chekc the boxes and hit 'save' ' or something. Or at least make it easier for users to do this. At the moment it looks embarrassingly basic.

My problem: The site is organized in sections. Sections are managed with WordPress categories. I have three different lists, mnatching the sections of the website. Whenever I publish a new post in a section, a post notification email is sent to subscribers of the matching list, with a single post of that category. My problem is that users can subscribe to more than one list. And posts may be posted in more than one category. So subscribers may receive more than one post notification referring to the same post. Possible solution 1: Define in a variable the category of the "recent posts". This way I would have one single post notification email for all my categories. Possible solution 2: Have a check to verify before sending if the same contents of the post notification email are sent to the same person an avoid those particular cases (duplicates).

Please could we have an option to automatically purge unconfirmed and/or inactive subscribers after X days/weeks/months, rather than having to do it manually? From a GDPR perspective it would be VERY helpful if this happened without human intervention.

MailPoet counts some subscribers as "subscribers" when they are not, therefore, they won't receive newsletters but still they count as "subscribers" for the plan's quota anyway. This total that counts towards the active plan's quota is "subscribed", "unconfirmed" and "inactive" (when sending with MailPoet Sending Service). You only exclude "unsubscribed" and "bounced". I request a change for this behaviour, only count as real subscribers (towards the quota) anyone with the status of "subscribed".