Casey_Grimes

I've had a version of this available for quite a while now that additionally honors column setups:https://gist.github.com/cougrimes/5168524fd9365eedea16The only visual distinction is that I put the labels on top rather than scale with 70/30 splits.

Greg, with all due respect, that's just not true.The top ideas over the past few years (Local send times, capping event registrations, audit trail, subscribe to smart lists, flow step rules, scheduled trigger activation/deactivation) have been delivered--granted, you usually see maybe one to two of ...

For posterity:"After running some tests and discussing this internally with colleagues, it seems that the mkt_tok value generated for view as webpage tokens is slightly different than the mkt_tok value generated for links in emails and Velocity scripts."So, what was assumed is true. The only real wa...

Bumping this back up as there is actually a second layer of complexity here.So, if you run a full Velocity link with "[...]emailWebview?mkt_tok=##MKT_TOK##", the behavior isn't quite the same--it'll pull the correct email, but it won't pull individual-level customization. This is most notably seen w...

In fairness, you are technically doing the types of things Cloudflare would correctly flag by trying to use a direct browser URL rather than handling this with a server. From Cloudflare's point of view, the only way you can bypass that is to actually switch certain page rules to have security set to...

Given that I don't know how viable this is in terms of product roadmap, your best bet on this one might be to make a Tampermonkey script or Stylus declarations that inserts some overriding CSS for a dark mode (and hey, maybe even share it so it can be collaborated on).

Oh, to be clear, mail servers that go through punycode and sort into mailboxes/interpret local-part accordingly are definitely non-standard deployments (mostly Dovecot curiosities) and I wouldn't bank on it; perhaps I should have used stronger language than "no guarantee". I'm just noting there are ...

I would make the argument that if you have folks using UTF-8 in their domains (not the local inbox!) that you could just use a punycode conversion for now. If someone has UTF-8 in their local inbox, you could attempt a punycode conversion, but there's no guarantee that the mail server understands th...