How can I remove this appended n8n signature in the “Send and Wait for Response” Gmail Node? I don’t see a toggle in the options like the normal Gmail “send message” node
Can that message be customized with full page html, or text + icon?
I would love to make the experience better with a giant green confirmation CheckMark in the center + a message, and close it automatically after 3 seconds (I have the same thing setup with Webhooks)
Or setup a url redirect on button click that I could redirect to a webhook that returns an HTML page, or a custom page I have.
P.S. I also tried this in 1.77 locally and it doesn’t have that option either.
Trying to push this live today, if there’s a workaround I can do now please let me know.
Thanks!
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I have a feature request to set all n8n messaging signatures to OFF by default.
I’d love to have the option for disable the n8n-attribution in the “Send and Wait for Response” mode as well.
Also, the option for sending and attachment in this mode is missing too (using 1.79.1).
I used to implement HITL manually because I need to embed a picture in the outgoing mail using img src="cid:data which is unfortunately not possible in send and wait as the attachment-option is missing.
I changed this post to feature request, feel free to upvote.
A solution I can think for this is having the HITL email be sent to an email you control programmatically, then relay it to the end-user that should receive it, in that process, change the html of the email to remove the n8n branding and add your branding + attachments.
If it’s just approve/reject, you could just try to extract those 2 webhook links, and map them to your own email template buttons, and add the attachment too. (When the user click, that confirmation webhook url still could have the n8n branding, a way to solve that is to create a workflow with webhook trigger + a respond to webhook node. then in the custom email buttons, it’ll be {yourwebhookbaseurl}?url={the extracted HITL webhook url}, and the webhook response should be an HTML that has a JS script that calls the n8n-branded approval webhook with a GET request in the background, while the HTML confirmation front-end could be custom branded)
This might be a bit too complex of a solution for a simple problem, It’s easier when these features are native, but this could be a good work-around while waiting for a release that resolves this…