We have a suggestion for this added in our internal ticketing system. I have added your name to the list of people requesting this. While I cannot promise that every suggestion we get makes it into a release, or when that might be I can tell you that every suggestion we get is evaluated carefully and considered seriously. We value the input we get from our customers. A member of our dev team may or may not reach out to you here to ask for more detail. Thank you for helping to make WF great.
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Add my vote for this. I have the same situation, as I guess a lot of developers would.
I too vote for this change – please add my name to the list as well. When you manage multiple sites, you need to know in the SUBJECT of the email which site it pertains to. While I appreciate the new “report” and lovely look and feel, the old report was easier for me to determine site and quick action needed.
I am having the same issue and I manage over 100 WordPress sites. Getting way too many emails and I don’t know which website it relates to. I don’t really want all these emails.
One option may be to put “Monthly Summary” on the site itself. There is already a two-week summary that can be displayed from the “Screen Options” on the dashboard. Maybe a link to see the monthly activity will eliminate all the mail traffic. An additional nice touch may be an icon, a flag, something like a red disc next to Wordfence dashboard block to indicate that the monthly report is ready; of course the admin should be able to turn this off explicitly or implicitly by viewing the report.
The other question is: Do users get any additional benefit from the monthly report.
How do I made these emails stop? Since the update I keep getting them even after turning off the summary.
Count me in!! I’ve just found this page looking to solve this issue…
EDIT: I thought this e-mail could be sent from one central server, that would discard repeating ocurrencies… Just a guess.
