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| 更新时间 | 2026年6月12日 19:54 |
[subby] shortcode somewhere on your website and invite users to subscribe/unsubscribe for updates. You can optionally customize the button label: [subby submit="Get Updates"].AUTH_KEY found in your wp-config.php file.First, test the deliverability of your email at mail-tester.com. Then adjust as needed. Depending on your server setup, you'll probably need to set up SMTP as well, which can be done with a plugin.
Because any tool that collects emails almost universally abuses those emails. This plugin discourages using emails for anything other than their intended purpose.
Yes and no. It's encrypted at rest (which protects it in the case of a data breach) and never shown to site admins in plain text (which discourages abuse). However, to keep your email address 100% hidden, you would have to use an email proxy service like SimpleLogin.
I could make it zero-knowledge to the website/server itself by handing off the sending to a centralized service. I could split the keys between the site and that service, so that neither can trivially read the emails directly. However, at the point of being unencrypted for send time, the emails must become available, and they could then be logged at that point. Never say never and I hate giving up and passing the burden off to the user, but technically, the only sane way to truly make it zero-knowledge would be for the user to never give their actual email in the first place, by using something like SimpleLogin.
Sure, as long as it doesn't undermine the privacy-focused nature of the plugin, email me.