We're delighted to bring you a significant technical upgrade that promises to improve both your experience and that of your users. We deemed it important to share this with you publicly given the potential benefits.

From this moment on, all images uploaded to Noticeable, whether newly added or previously uploaded, are hosted on the Cloudflare Content Delivery Network (CDN) with an aggressive caching strategy.

Cloudflare's impressive network spans over 300 cities globally, which dramatically reduces latency and ensures your images load quickly for users everywhere. Our aggressive caching policy amplifies these benefits by boosting the user experience during both initial loading and subsequent visits.

Moreover, we've broadened the image upload limitations. You are now permitted to upload image files up to 5MiB in size. In addition to GIF, JPEG, and PNG formats, we're also supporting SVG images, providing you with more flexibility and options.

Lastly, we've refined the URLs in which we present your uploaded images. Gone are the days of the generic Google domain URLs with their confusing hierarchy and opaque tokens. We've replaced them with clear URLs under the https://storage.noticeable.io domain name.

We're excited to announce a significant update to the Noticeable dashboard! Introducing the new "Project Overview" page, designed to give you a high-level overview of your project's key data and performance metrics.

To explore this new addition, simply select "Project Overview" from the left-hand navigation menu on the dashboard. This comprehensive page offers summaries of the following:

• Email subscriptions and unsubscriptions.

• Email open rates.

• Emoji reactions.

• Publication creations.

• User feedback.

You can now easily view these metrics for the last 30 days, 7 days, or even today, offering greater flexibility in understanding your project's performance.

In addition, the new page allows you to quickly read the latest user feedback received on your project, regardless of the publication. You can even download all comments for your project in a convenient CSV format.

The Project Overview page also offers a snapshot of your project quota usage, including collaborator and widget slot usage.

But wait, there's more! We have improved both the project analytics and publication performance pages. Charts now provide finer-grained details for a more in-depth understanding of events. For example, when analyzing the number of views, you'll now see stacked bars that display the distribution between Newspage views, Widget views, and Email openings, along with the original blue line that summarizes the total number of views. This enhancement will enable you to better attribute traffic and identify which aspects of your project are performing well or need strengthening.

Additionally, we’ve aligned the activity summary metrics on the publication performance page with the project analytics page, ensuring that all metrics are clickable for instant access to the corresponding chart.

On both pages, the period, start date, and metric selections now appear as query parameters in the URL, making it a breeze to share insights with your team.

Try out the new Project Overview page and experience a more powerful way to analyze your project's performance. We value your feedback, so please don't hesitate to leave a comment or reach out to us with your thoughts and suggestions. Together, let's continue to make Noticeable the best it can be!

This update simplifies the process of selecting the ideal segment while creating or editing publications. Simply choose a segment from the list of recently used ones, and you're all set.

If you're unfamiliar with segmentation, it's an incredibly valuable feature in Noticeable that enables you to direct your publications to specific user groups. Here's a brief overview of how it works:

1. You set up a segment value using one or more widgets with minimal coding. Noticeable automatically keeps track of its last usage.

2. You assign the chosen segment to a publication. This segment ensures that the publication is visible only to the intended user group. With the new update, you have access to a list of recent segment values, which eliminates the need for your team and you to remember available segments when crafting a publication!

We continuously aim to enhance your Noticeable experience and value your feedback. Feel free to share your thoughts or suggestions by commenting below.

• The upcoming invoice price on the billing page now includes details about consumption for emails sent on your behalf by Noticeable (quantity and price) if at least one email dispatch was made.

• The toolbar for editing publications will now stay on top when scrolling, making it easier to access formatting options.

• The createPublication and updatePublication GraphQL API mutations include a new argument called isArchived. When true, this argument hides the publication from the default list of publications in the Noticeable dashboard only.

• Pagination for publications on the dashboard now works correctly when filtering by labels.

• A bug preventing the removal of segments when more than two were used has been fixed.

• The maximum image size for uploads has been increased to 5MB.

• An issue that prevented snackbars from closing on Safari has been resolved.

• We now support proxying some Noticeable endpoints in Newspages and Widgets for advanced use cases.

• We added 2 new event types to our JS SDK: respectively widget:header:link:clicked and widget:publication_summary:clicked to better track specific click events on Noticeable Widgets.

• A bug preventing updating the avatar of a publication author using the GraphQL API has been fixed.

• A caching issue leading to incorrect avatar images displayed for some publications has been fixed.

• Disposable email addresses are no longer accepted upon email subscriptions. For this purpose, we created an open source project aggregating disposable email domains daily. Contributions and stars on Github are welcome ;)

• Project administrators have a new option on the Noticeable dashboard to resend a confirmation email to subscribers who have a non-verified email address when double opt-in is used.

• We added options to easily configure Newspage analytics collection using Cloudflare or Fathom, in addition to Google Analytics which is known for privacy issues.

• We fixed an issue preventing metrics collection on email subscribers created before the email feature preview was available.

• When you hover the relative publication date and time of a publication from the publication list on the Noticeable dashboard, a tooltip showing the absolute date and time is now displayed.

• When you open the sidebar to get details about an email dispatch, it displays the recipient email address if the dispatch is about an email subscription confirmation, and the publication ID if the dispatch is related to a publication.

• When a publication is duplicated, the user who performs the action is now set as the author of the publication.

• There is a new option in Newspage settings (Newspage > Customization > Display a search form) to remove the search form from your page.

• The search form on Newspages is now automatically submitted when the input field is focused out.

• Added options to select whether you want to track links and/or opens (both are enabled by default) for emails sent by Noticeable:

  

• Click counts on CTA buttons embedded in emails sent by Noticeable are now collected appropriately.

• Double opt-int subscriptions is the default. Switching to single-opt for subscriptions now requires to be on the Business plan or above.

• Fixed a bug preventing organizations on the Free, Starter and Growth plan to update some basic widget settings without upgrading to the Business plan.

• Similarly to draft publications, metrics for scheduled publications are no longer collected until the publication time is in the past.

• Email dispatches now include a detailed summary that shows statistics about emails that have been processed (i.e. hard bounces, soft-bounces, complaints, unsubscribes, etc.):

  

• When a hard-bounce or spam complaint is received, the associated email subscription is automatically cleaned, meaning that non-desired content will no longer be sent to such email addresses on next dispatches.

• The publication scheduling feature is now available starting with the Growth plan.

• Metrics are no longer collected for draft publications. This includes reactions, views, Call-To-Actions (CTA), link clicks, etc. It is also no longer possible to submit user feedback on draft publications.

• We’ve added a new option to disable auto-refresh on Newspages if needed.