Hello Mark, If you want some alternative solutions, I was using mailjet.com a few years for watchlist notifications on our wiki. It has a free plan for 6000 emails/month, and 200 emails/day. I don't know how much email traffic does WikiApiary handle, but it may fit your needs, and it has never added tracking code to links. If you send more than 200 emails/day, it will send up to 200 and will queue the rest for the next day, which will introduce a delivery delay in case there's a peak of emails to send. There are other similar services with free tiers as well and different limits if you want to explore other possibilities. Best regards, -- Jesús Martínez Ciencia Al Poder El lun, 10 abr 2023 a las 14:12, Mark A. Hershberger (<mah(a)nichework.com>) escribió: > > On Sun, 2023-04-09 at 12:43 +0200, Jesús Martínez wrote: > > Since the Wikiapiary upgrade, all email notifications I receive about > > edits in pages on my watchlists have their links point to > > "u3337383353.t.mailtrap.click" with very large URLs. This seems to be > > some URL redirection to track clicks. > > This is happening because WikiApiary needed a way to relay mail out > from Azure and using mailtrap was the quickest way to do it. > > The mail tracking was un-anticipated. I'm open to suggestions for how > to set up mail relay from Azure. Otherwise, it will probably be the > weekend before I have a chance to address this. > > (Previously, WikiApiary was able to use my mail relay, but that is not > available any more.) > > Mark. > _______________________________________________ > Wikiapiary mailing list -- wikiapiary(a)lists.wikimedia.org > To unsubscribe send an email to wikiapiary-leave(a)lists.wikimedia.org