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Not sure if it's your site, but the sign-up and magic link went straight to my GMail's spam folder, with the link removed.
by slater 5y ago
Not sure if it's your site, but the sign-up and magic link went straight to my GMail's spam folder, with the link removed.
- CitrusFruits 5y agoYeah, sadly I couldn't figure out how to not make it happen. The SSO OAuth providers tend to work better. If you mark it as "Not spam" it will fix it on a case by case basis.
- formerkrogemp 5y agoIf enough people start marking it as "Not Spam," would that make things better?
- CitrusFruits 5y agoI'd hope so! Ideally I'd be able to send the Magic Link from my own domain, but I haven't found a way to do that yet through Supabase.
- riffic 5y agocurious who they're using for transactional email. there are unfortunately a few hoops to jump through to ensure deliverability.
- CitrusFruits 5y agoSupabase does the auth emails. If you make a post and have the service email it for you, it uses Sendgrid which seems to make it past the spam folder most of the time.
- riffic 5y agomake sure you got the right dns records in place as well. I haven't looked at your mail headers yet[0] but you probably want to send from a separate subdomain than the one you use for everyday use (like for team@slowsocial.us). [0] This may be seen as a back-handed way of saying I have no intention of signing up, but I didn't intend for it to be.
- aaaaaaaaata 5y agoCan you update here what you learn? This is a huge sticking point for new projects and businesses.