I need a way to pause a link temporarily without deleting it or changing the destination URL.

Add a temporary pause state for links so they can be disabled without deleting them or changing their destination. This lets you quickly stop traffic and resume later while keeping the original URL and configuration intact.

This feature allows a link to be paused temporarily so it stops working without being deleted or having its destination URL modified. When a link is paused, it is effectively disabled while retaining all of its existing settings, destination, and history so it can be restored quickly. This is useful when you need to halt traffic due to time-limited campaigns, compliance reviews, maintenance, or a suspected issue with the destination site. Pausing a link reduces the risk of losing the original configuration or accidentally pointing users to the wrong place during a workaround. It also supports operational workflows where links need to be turned on and off repeatedly, such as seasonal promotions or staged launches. Users can resume the link at any time to restore its normal behavior without re-creating it. The pause state provides a clear status indicator so teams can see which links are currently active versus temporarily disabled. This approach helps maintain clean link management by avoiding duplicate links created just to handle short-term outages. Overall, it provides a fast, reversible control for link availability while preserving the destination URL and link metadata.