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[feature]: notification e-mails rely on external components in a self hosted environment
Source: makeplane/plane#3900 · opened by @stormi
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Summary
We are evaluating Plane self-hosted for our company, and thunderbird - which blocks external links by default for privacy and security reasons - blocked several resources, mainly images and logos.
In a self-hosted environment, where privacy concerns may be present and firewall rules also block some things, it seems to be that it would be good that everything in the e-mail comes from the self-hosted plane rather than any external resources.
• Images coming from
• Social icons in the footer coming from
Why should this be worked on?
For many reasons, such external resources may be blocked in the e-mail client or company network.
• I have searched the existing issues
Summary
We are evaluating Plane self-hosted for our company, and thunderbird - which blocks external links by default for privacy and security reasons - blocked several resources, mainly images and logos.
In a self-hosted environment, where privacy concerns may be present and firewall rules also block some things, it seems to be that it would be good that everything in the e-mail comes from the self-hosted plane rather than any external resources.
• Images coming from
• Social icons in the footer coming from
Why should this be worked on?
For many reasons, such external resources may be blocked in the e-mail client or company network.
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