Well it's been 2.5 years and I guess people aren't interested in verifying that links in their emails actually go where they think they go. It would be easy to add to "Check for Errors". It would be easy to toggle some CSS to pop the href up as you hover on the link or just replace all links with their hrefs so we can see them. But maybe I'm the only one who wants my customers to arrive where I think I'm sending them. 🙂 ... View more

Thanks @Frankie_P. The most common problem I find is that we've copied a previous email but failed to update all the links. So even if the "Check for Errors" tool checked for broken links, which it doesn't, that wouldn't help because the problem isn't that the links are broken, it's that they go to the wrong place.   There are a variety of ways this could be done that would be helpful. One would be as I described — some kind of hover that would show the URL. Another would be a little report that would show the destination of all links and the number of links to that URL, like:   https://example.com/newproduct.htm x 12 https://example.com/oldproduct.htm x 1   That would let me know that I've got an old link in there somewhere and I could go look for it.   Another really good one would be a view of my email that shows the entire email with the link URL in a box above or below the link. So I'd see all the URLs all at one time. A similar view would replace the link text with the URL. So instead of seeing "just click here to save 50%" I would see "just https://example.com/newproduct.htm to save 50%" or maybe "just click here[https://example.com/newproduct.htm] to save 50%".   ... View more

No need to vote. I'm asking to restore the behavior back to what it was before recent changes broke it. If I select a list, then choose the option to add names to that list, then it should add those names to the list, not force me to choose the same list again. That's the way it used to work, and that's the way it should still work. It's a bug report, not a feature request. ... View more