MaxBulk Mailer 8.7.3 new features and fixes

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We have released a new version of our popular Bulk Email Software, MaxBulk Mailer version 8.7.3. This new version adds several interesting features that I will review in detail in this post with the help of the video that was shot live right after the release.

Gmail OAuth2 authentication scheme support​

You can now use the OAuth2 authentication scheme with Gmail. Here is how:


So, in conclusion, in order to use OAuth2:
– Select your current Gmail account (or create a new one)
– Select the OAuth2 scheme
– Go through the Gmail authentication process
– You are ready to send messages!

MaxBulk Mailer now supports the Markdown format​

The Markdown format, 0.29 specification, is now fully supported by MaxBulk Mailer. Here is how you can take advantage of it:


In summary:
– The Markdown format is a plain text format for writing emails, based on conventions for indicating formatting.
– The overriding design goal for Markdown’s formatting syntax is to make it as readable as possible.
– As a result, Markdown-formatted document should be publishable as-is, as plain text, without looking like it’s been marked up with tags or formatting instructions.

New Base64 Encoding function​

You can now encode any piece of text or any tag using the Base64 encoding standard. Here is how:


Remember:
– You can encode any piece of text as Base64. Ideal for URL parameters for passing any type of text.
– For instance, {Encode Base64:TEXT_OR_TAG_HERE} encodes text/tag into Base64.

New Rot13 Encoding function​

You can now encode any piece of text or any tag using into Rot13. Here is how:


In summary:
– You can encode any piece of text as Rot13 code. ROT13 is a very simple easy-to-decode encryption system.
– For instance, {Encode Rot13:TEXT_OR_TAG_HERE} encodes text/tag into Rot13.

New Mask function​

In addition you can also mask data with the new Mask function, this way:


In summary:
– You can mask any piece of text. The passed text will be replaced by the same number of asterisk characters.
– For instance, {Encode Mask:TEXT_OR_TAG_HERE} masks all the text/tag with *.

New Hex Encoding function​

You can also encode text into Hexadecimal as explained here:


So, similarly:
– You can get any piece of text converted into exact hexadecimal representation.
– For instance, {Encode Hex:TEXT_OR_TAG_HERE} encodes text/tag into hexadecimal.

New URL Encoding function​

This function allows you to encode URL parameters:


So, in summary, it works this way:
– You can encode a URL, especially its parameters. Spaces will be replaced by %20, the @ characters by a %40, etc
– For instance, {Encode URL:URL_OR_TAG_HERE} encodes a given URL parameters.

The default and only available encoding for text, styled text and markdown messages is now UTF-8​

This is because UTF-8 is now widely supported by all modern email software.

The HTML editor again supports file drops​

That was broken, sorry for that!

Import from Address Book now works again, access authorization displayed when needed​

You can again import entries from the Apple Address Book.


This feature was broken by Apple Catalina’s tight security requirements.

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