Free online email editor: we made it free to gather feedback and try to build the best email editor around, over time. Take a minute to check it out and let us know what you think!
There is no privacy policy. I don't know if what I enter ends up on your servers (or any of filepicker.io, fonts.net, jsdeliv.net, mailup.it (ok, that's you) and of course the obligatory infestation of google analytics and cloudfront). Is it all local?
You must disclose the use of Google Analytics, and how it collects and processes data. This can be done by displaying a prominent link to the site “How Google uses data when you use our partners' sites or apps”, (located at www.google.com/policies/privacy/partners/, or any other URL Google may provide from time to time).
How many sites actually do that?
It's good. Really good. I just made a quick test on using your service and it's completly frictionless to use both the editor and the site itself.
Great to hear!!
I've been looking for a good email editor for a while now. Any chance of BeeFree being embeddable, either as a service or open source?
This! My app's clients would love this vs the tinymce type editor we currently are giving them.
Great feedback. It sounds like we need to raise the priority on this :-)
Yes. Definitely on the roadmap. Still trying to figure out the best way to put it out as an embeddable widget.
Have you tested all the templates against services, like https://litmus.com, in terms of rendering across different mail clients? Also, great work!
We've done a lot of testing. We use Email On Acid (they're a partner of ours). It's hard to have 100% consistent results across all email clients and mobile devices (we're definitely not there yet), but we're pretty happy with the overall results. If you see any issues, please post on http://forum.beefree.io/
Awesome, and will do!
I got this:
Oops! Your version of Opera is not supported: please upgrade your browser.
Opera is heading to less than 1% market share for many desktop sites - it's unlikely that there will be much engineering time devoted to supporting it on most sites that are engineering-constrained (i.e. almost all of them). It's almost always a better idea to make your product more appealing to the other 99%.
Who's we? Are you planning to monetize in the future?