• Analytics and project overview dashboards now offer a 365-day time range, providing a clearer long-term view of activity and trends:

  

• The Email Events page now provides an option to view the outbound email content sent to each recipient, including both HTML and plain text versions:

  

• All publications created via the API that contain Markdown links now automatically include target="_blank" and rel="noopener noreferrer" attributes by default.

• Support for custom attributes has also been added through an extended Markdown syntax:

  [Link text](https://example.com){rel="nofollow" target=_self}

• Added a “Didn’t request this?” link to confirmation emails sent during the double opt-in subscription process.

• Some dashboard pages now use skeleton loaders instead of the animated three-dot indicator, providing a smoother and more immediate loading experience.

• Added support for embedding videos hosted on Droplr.

• Added an option to control the smallest countdown time unit displayed (hours, minutes, seconds) in the Top Banner widget when a countdown placeholder is used.

• Improved Atom, JSON, and RSS feeds for Newspages:

  • New query parameters: after (cursor) and limit (max 100) for all feeds. By default up to 10 publications are returned on any feed.

  • Cursor-based navigation for reliable pagination through publications:

    • Atom/RSS: RFC 5005 compliant with first, next, previous link relations.

    • JSON Feed: Spec-compliant with next_url field.

• Fixed a long-standing inversion between UTM medium and source definitions. Channel identifiers (email, widget, etc.) are now correctly assigned to UtmSource, and UtmMedium is set to noticeable.
  The fix was deployed on September 21, 2025, and may affect your analytics statistics.

• Enhanced internal database queries, improving Newspage rendering times in certain edge cases.

• Updated documentation related to custom endpoints.

We’re excited to introduce our new native Discord integration, which allows you to connect a Discord server to each of your Noticeable projects. Once connected, you can configure which Discord channels will receive publication announcements, all based on your publication labels.

To get started with the new Discord integration, follow these steps:

1. In the left-hand navigation under “Project,” click on the “Integrations” link.

2. On the project integrations page, find “Discord” and click "Connect."

3. After linking Discord, you’ll be redirected back to Noticeable, where you can set up a "mapping."

Mappings specify which Discord channel should receive publication announcements based on your publication labels. For example, you can set up a generic mapping that sends all publications to one channel, or configure a mapping that delivers only “New” publications to a specific channel.

When you publish a new publication, you’ll see a new option in Step 3, “Summary,” called “Announce the publication on configured Discord channels." This option is automatically enabled if the draft status is removed and the publication hasn’t been announced on Discord yet.

As always, we’d love to hear your feedback!