Dragon Email Log

A quiet pointer to the Pro add-on: an Upgrade to Pro link on the Plugins screen, a one-line note at the foot of the plugin's screens, and a single dismissible notice once the plugin has done its job. Nothing in the free plugin is locked or changed, and all three disappear when Pro is active.

• New dragonemaillog_email_logged action fires once an email is logged with its result.

Dragon Email Log 1.0.10 removes the disabled placeholder buttons for add-on features from the settings, log and email screens - no behaviour changes.

= 1.0.10 =

• Cleaner screens: the disabled placeholder controls for add-on features (Export to CSV/JSON, the Date range filter box and the Resend button) are gone. The free plugin now shows only what it can do; add-on controls appear when the add-on is installed.
• Readme: the add-on section now describes the features that actually ship.

Previewing a logged email no longer loads remote images by default, so a sender can't tell that you opened it — load them with one click when you actually want to.

= 1.0.9 =

• Privacy: the message preview now blocks remote images, tracking pixels and remote styles by default, so viewing a logged email can no longer notify the sender or leak your server's IP. A "Load remote images" button loads them on demand, the way email clients do. Scripts were already disabled in the preview.

Enables the Pro add-on: the Pro licence screen, advanced filters, notifications, diagnostics and resend now appear and work.

= 1.0.8 =

• Fixed: the extension points Dragon Email Log Pro relies on are now in place, so Pro features (licence activation, advanced/date/regex filters, Slack/webhook notifications, SMTP diagnostics, and per-row resend) render and function.

Tested and verified on WordPress 7.1.

• Compatibility: tested up to WordPress 7.1.

Adds a Delete-data-on-uninstall setting, clearer empty states that explain logging is automatic, and accessibility improvements across the log screens.

Your data now survives uninstall by default.

Uninstalling no longer deletes the plugin's data unless you explicitly opt in first, so removing it to debug — or coming back later — keeps everything intact. Where the plugin has a settings screen you'll find a new "Delete all data on uninstall" option; leave it off to keep your data.

A cleaner, consistent look: the Dragon design system arrives.

This release brings Dragon Core's design system to every screen: a consistent header with the Dragon mark, cleaner tables, and unified status colours across the whole plugin family. Purely visual — everything behaves exactly as before.

• Initial release
• Email logging
• Search & filter
• Email preview