Feature-Requests

It would be great to have an export option that completely removes all Microsoft Outlook–specific code (e.g. conditional comments like <!--[if mso]> ... <![endif]-->). Many of us send exclusively through Gmail or Gmail-based systems, where Outlook support isn’t needed. The MSO code adds unnecessary bulk and can sometimes cause rendering or validation issues in Gmail. A toggle like “Omit MSO/Outlook Code” (similar to the “Minimize HTML” feature) would help produce much cleaner, lighter HTML for non-Outlook senders. This would significantly reduce post-export cleanup and streamline workflows for users who don’t need cross-client compatibility.

We have received a suggestion from our customer to add Apple Mail as a direct export method. We would like to check if this feature will be suitable and useful for you, so please feel free to vote or send your comments about it here.

Nowadays you need to search for ways to increase engagement in your emails and create some interactive elements. And one of the tool is to make your video-embeds "interactive" – show some static picture with a play button as a thumbnail and replace it with gif-picture on hover so that you your receivers see some interesting moments from your video. It also feels quite similar to what you see on YouTube, for example. Here is the problem with the current setup: – I add most of my videos not through the video block but through images because video block does not allow adding rollover-effects. – But images do not have play buttons so I also have to not just take a preview picture from my YouTube video but also edit it. – Allowing rollover images to video-embed blocks will make the whole process much easier. You will be able just to past a URL of your videos, activate the rollover effect and add a gif animation to show on hover without having to edit the thumbnail.

Sometimes you work on a few projects within the same company. When you use search it is inconvenient that it searches only among emails and templates within the current workspace. Especially if you change frequently between the projects. You are starting to search, do not find your email and have to switch the project and search again. A good example of how to improve that is Figma: You might have multiple teams but when you search for something it shows you any files, no matter what is your currently selected team. So I suggest to make it like this: No matter what project is open on my side I can still find emails or templates in other projects if I have access to these templates.

Sometimes you save your emails in some folder (just a folder you are currently in) and then can't find it and don't remember its exact name (you try to search by how you think you may name it or even by default names like "new message") and still can't find it. But what you do remember is at least some titles/text content of the email itself. Would be really useful to search not just across folder and file names but also within email content.

Similar to how you can export a statistics report on the email exports in the Home page, we need to be able a statistics report on the emails created by each member of the team. We also need to be able to export the last active user that updated each email template.

Please enable an Integration with atlassian.com/software > JIRA. OR Allow that a clickable link may be attached to templates outside the message itself

In most emails you need at least two button styles – for the CTAs and for secondary actions like learn more/read some article etc. Now it is possible to create only one button style in general settings. As a result every time when you create new emails you have to style secondary buttons completely from scratch. Moreover, there is a bug that often makes secondary buttons inherit some properties from the General settings when sending email or previewing it instead of its own properties. Most often it is hover properties. It would be great if you allow creating multiple button styles in general settings using a repeater button: By default every email has one button style. But you can click "+" and create more. Each button will have it's own CSS class and will not inherit anything from other buttons. When you add a button to the page you can choose: a) Choose one of the styles that you made in general settings b) Set parameters manually for this button but make sure that it's hover state does not inherit properties but has its own style for it.

The UI supports changing the line-height for desktop, but not mobile. If the expected UX is for desktop to cascade down for mobile, this is not working and we've had to go into the code to override what Stripo is generating. Thank you!

Currently there is no way to send tests with some conditions being activated or deactivated – you always receive a full email with all elements. I suggest to send tests in their current state: 1) You opened the preview mode 2) You changed conditions using switchers 3) When you click "Send" you receive the email with the settings you set in step 2. It will allow flexible inbox previews which are not possible now.