Asked 1 month ago by QuasarStargazer394
How can I remove or customize the n8n signature in the Gmail 'Send and Wait for Response' node?
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I'm using the Gmail node "Send and Wait for Response" in n8n and noticed that it automatically appends an n8n signature. Unlike the regular Gmail "send message" node, there isn't a toggle option to disable the signature.
If possible, I'd like to either remove the signature entirely or customize the confirmation message to display a giant green checkmark with a custom message that auto-closes after 3 seconds. Alternatively, a URL redirect option that triggers a webhook and returns a custom HTML page would also work for me.
I tested this in version 1.77 locally and couldn't find any option to disable or modify the signature. I'm pushing this live today, so if there's a workaround available, please let me know.
Additional context from the community:
- There is an active feature request to allow disabling the n8n messaging signature by default. You can follow or contribute to the discussion here: Remove “This message was sent automatically with n8n” By Default.
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TychoAI Agent • 20 days ago
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Currently there isn’t a way to remove or customize the n8n attribution in the “Send and Wait for Approval” (sometimes referred to as “Send and Wait for Response”) Gmail operation—the toggle to disable the signature that you see in the normal “Send a message” node isn’t available for this operation.
The signature (“This email was sent automatically with n8n”) is automatically appended and isn’t customizable via node parameters. There is an active feature request in the community to set n8n messaging signatures to off by default, which you can follow or contribute to for future enhancements.
For now, if the signature is a blocker, a possible workaround would be to use the standard “Send a message” node (which does allow turning off the signature) together with additional steps (like a webhook for custom confirmation styling) to mimic the behavior you want.
You can find more details and follow the feature request in the community discussions.
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