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The changelog, reborn

A day-by-day log of everything we ship, in plain English

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Swedish localization

Swedish localization

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Forwarding an email is not always straightforward

It’s rare for a good email to start with Fwd: Fw: fwd:

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Public descriptions for tags

Add context to subscriber-editable tags with a new API field.

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OpenAPI spec for archives

A machine-readable spec for the data powering your archive pages.

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How Rodrigo brings a humanistic view to consumer technology

Journalist, Rodrigo Ghedin, uses his bilingual newsletter to share his insights on the social and psychological impacts of modern consumer technology.

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How Brandon Lucas Green shares his music and supports artists

Musician and tech professional, Brandon Lucas Green, uses his newsletter as an outlet to share his music journey and provide insights on how fellow creators can achieve creative independence.

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Subscribers can come from anywhere. Even another newsletter platform's form.

Everything can be customized, if you try hard enough.

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Your newsletter's archives are more valuable than your list

Store, share, and protect your work so as many people as possible can see it.

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Survey responses on the web

Subscribers can now respond to surveys from the web archive, not just email.

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Better tag self-management

Flip a toggle and subscribers can add or remove tags themselves in the portal.

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Granular API keys

Create as many API keys as you need, each with its own permissions.

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Smarter automation filters

Make sure subscribers still match your filters before an automation runs.

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Ask A Nerd: How does newsletter cadence affect deliverability?

The amount of time between emails can have a significant impact on how ESPs and subscribers view your writing.

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New design settings pages

We've removed the Design settings page in favor of separate settings for Archives and Emails.

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Snippets

Reusable content blocks you can insert into any email.

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Starred views

Star pages to keep them one click away in your sidebar.

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More ways to customize your archives

Change fonts, colors, and more without touching CSS.

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Inbox filtering

Filter your inbox to show unread items or conversations needing a response.

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Mastodon follower analytics

Track your Mastodon follower count over time

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Ask a Nerd: What are good open, click, and response rates for an email newsletter?

30% open rates and 2% click rates are good. But numbers can lie.

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How we migrated our database to PlanetScale

Swapping the rug everyone's dancing on

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Two new archive themes

Introducing Arbus and Lovelace, two new ways to style your newsletter's web presence.

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Ask a Nerd: Does attaching files to your newsletter hurt deliverability?

Email service providers hate them, they’re awkward on mobile, and download links are better in virtually every way.

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Custom buttons now work in Markdown mode

A simpler format for custom buttons that works everywhere.

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Seline and Tinylytics support

Two new privacy-friendly analytics integrations for your archives.

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Localization

Buttondown supports multiple languages and regional date formats for subscriber-facing content.

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Unban subscribers

You can now unban subscribers directly from the UI.

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Announcement bars for your archives

Add a prominent message at the top of your archive pages.

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Bang paths, source routing, and how email trips were planned

Turn by turn directions, for email