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  1. AWS discontinuing WorkMail is a hassle I could do without. Anybody recommend any good alternatives that are easily migrated over to or should I just do it myself with something like Mailcow?

    #aws #workmail #email #EmailService

  2. AWS discontinuing WorkMail is a hassle I could do without. Anybody recommend any good alternatives that are easily migrated over to or should I just do it myself with something like Mailcow?

    #aws #workmail #email #EmailService

  3. أطلقت شركة Cloudflare خدمة البريد الإلكتروني الخاصة بها في مرحلة تجريبية عامة، مما يتيح للتطبيقات والوكلاء إرسال واستقبال البريد الإلكتروني الموثق داخل المنصة. يتضمن الإصدار حزمة تطوير برمجيات (SDK) محدثة للوكلاء تسمح بعمليات وكلاء آمنة تعتمد على البريد الإلكتروني. كما توفر أدوات جديدة للمطورين.

    #Cloudflare #EmailService

  4. Một người dùng chia sẻ trải nghiệm với AWS SES sau khi bị từ chối và đang thử lại với cam kết tuân thủ nghiêm ngặt các quy tắc về phản hồi, quản lý danh sách liên lạc và uy tín. Việc gửi email giao dịch qua SES (giải pháp rẻ nhất cho nhiều tên miền) có dễ dàng không? #AWS #EmailService #KinhNghiemCN #DichVuSaaS #TechViet

    reddit.com/r/SaaS/comments/1pq

  5. I'm using One.com as web/email hosting and I have setup SPF, DKIM and DMARC and everything is OK and it works as it should.

    However, Microsoft does not trust my emails, and for everyone using their email service my emails end up in their spam folder.

    And when big companies uses some kind of ticket system I don't thing they ever see my emails at all.

    I'ts frustrating and tiresome.

    I have the option to switch to Microsoft Exchange as email service using my web hosting company, but then I feel like I'm only contributing to the problem as I give Microsoft more control over email in the world.

    Any thoughts or advice?

    #Email #Microsoft #One #DKIM #SPF #DMARC #EmailProvider #WebHosting #EmailHosting #MicrosoftExchange #MicrosoftBusiness #Epost #EmailService
  6. I'm using One.com as web/email hosting and I have setup SPF, DKIM and DMARC and everything is OK and it works as it should.

    However, Microsoft does not trust my emails, and for everyone using their email service my emails end up in their spam folder.

    And when big companies uses some kind of ticket system I don't thing they ever see my emails at all.

    I'ts frustrating and tiresome.

    I have the option to switch to Microsoft Exchange as email service using my web hosting company, but then I feel like I'm only contributing to the problem as I give Microsoft more control over email in the world.

    Any thoughts or advice?

    #Email #Microsoft #One #DKIM #SPF #DMARC #EmailProvider #WebHosting #EmailHosting #MicrosoftExchange #MicrosoftBusiness #Epost #EmailService
  7. I'm using One.com as web/email hosting and I have setup SPF, DKIM and DMARC and everything is OK and it works as it should.

    However, Microsoft does not trust my emails, and for everyone using their email service my emails end up in their spam folder.

    And when big companies uses some kind of ticket system I don't thing they ever see my emails at all.

    I'ts frustrating and tiresome.

    I have the option to switch to Microsoft Exchange as email service using my web hosting company, but then I feel like I'm only contributing to the problem as I give Microsoft more control over email in the world.

    Any thoughts or advice?

    #Email #Microsoft #One #DKIM #SPF #DMARC #EmailProvider #WebHosting #EmailHosting #MicrosoftExchange #MicrosoftBusiness #Epost #EmailService
  8. (Linux news in previous posts of thread)

    FOSS NEWS

    After Nearly 10 Years of Building Mastodon, Eugen Rochko Steps Into Advisory Role:
    itsfoss.com/news/mastodon-ceo-

    TABS API is Mozilla’s Latest Bet on the Agentic Web:
    omgubuntu.co.uk/2025/11/mozill

    Firefox recent updates improve tab group handling:
    alternativeto.net/news/2025/11

    Firefox 147 Will Support The XDG Base Directory Specification:
    phoronix.com/news/Firefox-147-

    A great showcase of open source - Blender 5.0 is out with completely overhauled colour management:
    gamingonlinux.com/2025/11/a-gr

    GIMP 3.2 RC1 launches with proper SVG export, improved text editor, and UI enhancements:
    alternativeto.net/news/2025/11

    Signal to add pinned messages feature for chats on all platforms:
    alternativeto.net/news/2025/11

    Bluesky adds new moderation tools with expanded categories & a unified enforcement system:
    alternativeto.net/news/2025/11

    Proton Mail apps update adds navigation features on iOS and Android:
    alternativeto.net/news/2025/11

    diVine is Vine back from the dead, thanks (in part) to Jack Dorsey:
    betanews.com/2025/11/17/divine

    Spotube 5.1 released with audio source plugins, NewPipe integration on desktop, and more:
    alternativeto.net/news/2025/11

    Servo Announces Sponsorship Tiers To Get More Organizations Backing This Browser Engine:
    phoronix.com/news/Servo-Sponso

    Cryptomator 1.18 desktop now lets you restore lost or damaged master keys & vault config:
    alternativeto.net/news/2025/11

    Earth 2140 remake on OpenRA engine OpenE2140 gets a first release:
    gamingonlinux.com/2025/11/eart

    Zork I, Zork II and Zork III are now officially open source:
    gamingonlinux.com/2025/11/zork

    (more FOSS news in comment)

    #WeeklyNews #OpenSource #FOSSNews #FOSS #OpenSourceNews #Mastodon #Fedi #Fediverse #Firefox #Blender #GIMP #Signal #Bluesky #Proton #ProtonMail #Vine #diVine #Spotube #Servo #Cryptomator #OpenE2140 #Earth2140 #Zork #Zork1 #ZorkI #ZorkII #ZorkIII #BrowserEngine #Browser #WebBrowser #SocialMedia #Chat #ChatApp #Email #EmailService #Gaming #FOSSGaming #OpenSourceGame #FosseryTech

  9. (Linux news in previous posts of thread)

    FOSS NEWS

    After Nearly 10 Years of Building Mastodon, Eugen Rochko Steps Into Advisory Role:
    itsfoss.com/news/mastodon-ceo-

    TABS API is Mozilla’s Latest Bet on the Agentic Web:
    omgubuntu.co.uk/2025/11/mozill

    Firefox recent updates improve tab group handling:
    alternativeto.net/news/2025/11

    Firefox 147 Will Support The XDG Base Directory Specification:
    phoronix.com/news/Firefox-147-

    A great showcase of open source - Blender 5.0 is out with completely overhauled colour management:
    gamingonlinux.com/2025/11/a-gr

    GIMP 3.2 RC1 launches with proper SVG export, improved text editor, and UI enhancements:
    alternativeto.net/news/2025/11

    Signal to add pinned messages feature for chats on all platforms:
    alternativeto.net/news/2025/11

    Bluesky adds new moderation tools with expanded categories & a unified enforcement system:
    alternativeto.net/news/2025/11

    Proton Mail apps update adds navigation features on iOS and Android:
    alternativeto.net/news/2025/11

    diVine is Vine back from the dead, thanks (in part) to Jack Dorsey:
    betanews.com/2025/11/17/divine

    Spotube 5.1 released with audio source plugins, NewPipe integration on desktop, and more:
    alternativeto.net/news/2025/11

    Servo Announces Sponsorship Tiers To Get More Organizations Backing This Browser Engine:
    phoronix.com/news/Servo-Sponso

    Cryptomator 1.18 desktop now lets you restore lost or damaged master keys & vault config:
    alternativeto.net/news/2025/11

    Earth 2140 remake on OpenRA engine OpenE2140 gets a first release:
    gamingonlinux.com/2025/11/eart

    Zork I, Zork II and Zork III are now officially open source:
    gamingonlinux.com/2025/11/zork

    (more FOSS news in comment)

    #WeeklyNews #OpenSource #FOSSNews #FOSS #OpenSourceNews #Mastodon #Fedi #Fediverse #Firefox #Blender #GIMP #Signal #Bluesky #Proton #ProtonMail #Vine #diVine #Spotube #Servo #Cryptomator #OpenE2140 #Earth2140 #Zork #Zork1 #ZorkI #ZorkII #ZorkIII #BrowserEngine #Browser #WebBrowser #SocialMedia #Chat #ChatApp #Email #EmailService #Gaming #FOSSGaming #OpenSourceGame #FosseryTech

  10. (Linux news in previous posts of thread)

    FOSS NEWS

    After Nearly 10 Years of Building Mastodon, Eugen Rochko Steps Into Advisory Role:
    itsfoss.com/news/mastodon-ceo-

    TABS API is Mozilla’s Latest Bet on the Agentic Web:
    omgubuntu.co.uk/2025/11/mozill

    Firefox recent updates improve tab group handling:
    alternativeto.net/news/2025/11

    Firefox 147 Will Support The XDG Base Directory Specification:
    phoronix.com/news/Firefox-147-

    A great showcase of open source - Blender 5.0 is out with completely overhauled colour management:
    gamingonlinux.com/2025/11/a-gr

    GIMP 3.2 RC1 launches with proper SVG export, improved text editor, and UI enhancements:
    alternativeto.net/news/2025/11

    Signal to add pinned messages feature for chats on all platforms:
    alternativeto.net/news/2025/11

    Bluesky adds new moderation tools with expanded categories & a unified enforcement system:
    alternativeto.net/news/2025/11

    Proton Mail apps update adds navigation features on iOS and Android:
    alternativeto.net/news/2025/11

    diVine is Vine back from the dead, thanks (in part) to Jack Dorsey:
    betanews.com/2025/11/17/divine

    Spotube 5.1 released with audio source plugins, NewPipe integration on desktop, and more:
    alternativeto.net/news/2025/11

    Servo Announces Sponsorship Tiers To Get More Organizations Backing This Browser Engine:
    phoronix.com/news/Servo-Sponso

    Cryptomator 1.18 desktop now lets you restore lost or damaged master keys & vault config:
    alternativeto.net/news/2025/11

    Earth 2140 remake on OpenRA engine OpenE2140 gets a first release:
    gamingonlinux.com/2025/11/eart

    Zork I, Zork II and Zork III are now officially open source:
    gamingonlinux.com/2025/11/zork

    (more FOSS news in comment)

    #WeeklyNews #OpenSource #FOSSNews #FOSS #OpenSourceNews #Mastodon #Fedi #Fediverse #Firefox #Blender #GIMP #Signal #Bluesky #Proton #ProtonMail #Vine #diVine #Spotube #Servo #Cryptomator #OpenE2140 #Earth2140 #Zork #Zork1 #ZorkI #ZorkII #ZorkIII #BrowserEngine #Browser #WebBrowser #SocialMedia #Chat #ChatApp #Email #EmailService #Gaming #FOSSGaming #OpenSourceGame #FosseryTech

  11. (Linux news in previous posts of thread)

    FOSS NEWS

    After Nearly 10 Years of Building Mastodon, Eugen Rochko Steps Into Advisory Role:
    itsfoss.com/news/mastodon-ceo-

    TABS API is Mozilla’s Latest Bet on the Agentic Web:
    omgubuntu.co.uk/2025/11/mozill

    Firefox recent updates improve tab group handling:
    alternativeto.net/news/2025/11

    Firefox 147 Will Support The XDG Base Directory Specification:
    phoronix.com/news/Firefox-147-

    A great showcase of open source - Blender 5.0 is out with completely overhauled colour management:
    gamingonlinux.com/2025/11/a-gr

    GIMP 3.2 RC1 launches with proper SVG export, improved text editor, and UI enhancements:
    alternativeto.net/news/2025/11

    Signal to add pinned messages feature for chats on all platforms:
    alternativeto.net/news/2025/11

    Bluesky adds new moderation tools with expanded categories & a unified enforcement system:
    alternativeto.net/news/2025/11

    Proton Mail apps update adds navigation features on iOS and Android:
    alternativeto.net/news/2025/11

    diVine is Vine back from the dead, thanks (in part) to Jack Dorsey:
    betanews.com/2025/11/17/divine

    Spotube 5.1 released with audio source plugins, NewPipe integration on desktop, and more:
    alternativeto.net/news/2025/11

    Servo Announces Sponsorship Tiers To Get More Organizations Backing This Browser Engine:
    phoronix.com/news/Servo-Sponso

    Cryptomator 1.18 desktop now lets you restore lost or damaged master keys & vault config:
    alternativeto.net/news/2025/11

    Earth 2140 remake on OpenRA engine OpenE2140 gets a first release:
    gamingonlinux.com/2025/11/eart

    Zork I, Zork II and Zork III are now officially open source:
    gamingonlinux.com/2025/11/zork

    (more FOSS news in comment)

    #WeeklyNews #OpenSource #FOSSNews #FOSS #OpenSourceNews #Mastodon #Fedi #Fediverse #Firefox #Blender #GIMP #Signal #Bluesky #Proton #ProtonMail #Vine #diVine #Spotube #Servo #Cryptomator #OpenE2140 #Earth2140 #Zork #Zork1 #ZorkI #ZorkII #ZorkIII #BrowserEngine #Browser #WebBrowser #SocialMedia #Chat #ChatApp #Email #EmailService #Gaming #FOSSGaming #OpenSourceGame #FosseryTech

  12. (Linux news in previous posts of thread)

    FOSS NEWS

    After Nearly 10 Years of Building Mastodon, Eugen Rochko Steps Into Advisory Role:
    itsfoss.com/news/mastodon-ceo-

    TABS API is Mozilla’s Latest Bet on the Agentic Web:
    omgubuntu.co.uk/2025/11/mozill

    Firefox recent updates improve tab group handling:
    alternativeto.net/news/2025/11

    Firefox 147 Will Support The XDG Base Directory Specification:
    phoronix.com/news/Firefox-147-

    A great showcase of open source - Blender 5.0 is out with completely overhauled colour management:
    gamingonlinux.com/2025/11/a-gr

    GIMP 3.2 RC1 launches with proper SVG export, improved text editor, and UI enhancements:
    alternativeto.net/news/2025/11

    Signal to add pinned messages feature for chats on all platforms:
    alternativeto.net/news/2025/11

    Bluesky adds new moderation tools with expanded categories & a unified enforcement system:
    alternativeto.net/news/2025/11

    Proton Mail apps update adds navigation features on iOS and Android:
    alternativeto.net/news/2025/11

    diVine is Vine back from the dead, thanks (in part) to Jack Dorsey:
    betanews.com/2025/11/17/divine

    Spotube 5.1 released with audio source plugins, NewPipe integration on desktop, and more:
    alternativeto.net/news/2025/11

    Servo Announces Sponsorship Tiers To Get More Organizations Backing This Browser Engine:
    phoronix.com/news/Servo-Sponso

    Cryptomator 1.18 desktop now lets you restore lost or damaged master keys & vault config:
    alternativeto.net/news/2025/11

    Earth 2140 remake on OpenRA engine OpenE2140 gets a first release:
    gamingonlinux.com/2025/11/eart

    Zork I, Zork II and Zork III are now officially open source:
    gamingonlinux.com/2025/11/zork

    (more FOSS news in comment)

    #WeeklyNews #OpenSource #FOSSNews #FOSS #OpenSourceNews #Mastodon #Fedi #Fediverse #Firefox #Blender #GIMP #Signal #Bluesky #Proton #ProtonMail #Vine #diVine #Spotube #Servo #Cryptomator #OpenE2140 #Earth2140 #Zork #Zork1 #ZorkI #ZorkII #ZorkIII #BrowserEngine #Browser #WebBrowser #SocialMedia #Chat #ChatApp #Email #EmailService #Gaming #FOSSGaming #OpenSourceGame #FosseryTech

  13. I’m in the market for a new primary e-mail service.

    For varying reasons I don’t want to use services from Apple, Microsoft, Google or Yahoo.

    I'm willing to pay for a service.

    The service must support Mac and iOS mail clients via IMAP.

    Fastmail has been recommended to me. Any other recommendations?

    #email #emailService

  14. I’m in the market for a new primary e-mail service.

    For varying reasons I don’t want to use services from Apple, Microsoft, Google or Yahoo.

    I'm willing to pay for a service.

    The service must support Mac and iOS mail clients via IMAP.

    Fastmail has been recommended to me. Any other recommendations?

    #email #emailService

  15. I’m in the market for a new primary e-mail service.

    For varying reasons I don’t want to use services from Apple, Microsoft, Google or Yahoo.

    I'm willing to pay for a service.

    The service must support Mac and iOS mail clients via IMAP.

    Fastmail has been recommended to me. Any other recommendations?

    #email #emailService

  16. I’m in the market for a new primary e-mail service.

    For varying reasons I don’t want to use services from Apple, Microsoft, Google or Yahoo.

    I'm willing to pay for a service.

    The service must support Mac and iOS mail clients via IMAP.

    Fastmail has been recommended to me. Any other recommendations?

    #email #emailService

  17. I’m in the market for a new primary e-mail service.

    For varying reasons I don’t want to use services from Apple, Microsoft, Google or Yahoo.

    I'm willing to pay for a service.

    The service must support Mac and iOS mail clients via IMAP.

    Fastmail has been recommended to me. Any other recommendations?

    #email #emailService

  18. (Linux news in original post)

    FOSS NEWS

    Firefox 142 released with support for a flexible exception list in the Enhanced Tracking Protection (ETP) Strict mode split into baseline (core functionality) and convenience (extra features), support for removing extensions from the sidebar via the right-click menu, various fixes:
    9to5linux.com/firefox-142-web-

    Floorp 12.0 released with floating Panel Sidebar, expanded add-on compatibility, native mouse gestures, cross-window synchronization for workspaces, new Floorp Hub for all browser-specific settings, etc.:
    alternativeto.net/news/2025/8/

    Servo monthly report: APNG and animated WebP support, support for width and height attributes of source tag, Vello backends for faster 2D graphics, etc.:
    phoronix.com/news/Servo-July-2

    Thunderbird 142 released with support for adding visual signatures to PDF attachments, support for resetting custom folder sorting in the folder pane, folder copy support within mail server accounts and local folders, ‘Copy Message Link’ and ‘Copy News Link’ options added to the header pane’s ‘More actions’, ‘Copy Message Location’ option removed from the mail context menu, etc.:
    9to5linux.com/thunderbird-142-

    More details about Thunderbird Pro: 500GB storage, Thundermail will have IMAP, SMTP and JMAP support, option to choose from @thundermail.com, @tb.pro or custom domains, Appointment will be integrated into Thunderbird, will feature multiple meeting types, Send will be built on the existing Filelink feature, will offer end-to-end encrypted file sharing:
    betanews.com/2025/08/20/thunde

    Betterbird 140 released with multi-line view, enhanced search, improved system tray integration:
    alternativeto.net/news/2025/8/

    (more FOSS news in comments)

    #WeeklyNews #OpenSource #FOSSNews #OpenSourceNews #FOSS #Firefox #Firefox142 #MozillaFirefox #Floorp #Servo #Thunderbird #ThunderbirdPro #ThunderMail #Betterbird #Browser #WebBrowser #EmailClient #Email #EmailService #Internet #FosseryTech

  19. (Linux news in original post)

    FOSS NEWS

    Firefox 142 released with support for a flexible exception list in the Enhanced Tracking Protection (ETP) Strict mode split into baseline (core functionality) and convenience (extra features), support for removing extensions from the sidebar via the right-click menu, various fixes:
    9to5linux.com/firefox-142-web-

    Floorp 12.0 released with floating Panel Sidebar, expanded add-on compatibility, native mouse gestures, cross-window synchronization for workspaces, new Floorp Hub for all browser-specific settings, etc.:
    alternativeto.net/news/2025/8/

    Servo monthly report: APNG and animated WebP support, support for width and height attributes of source tag, Vello backends for faster 2D graphics, etc.:
    phoronix.com/news/Servo-July-2

    Thunderbird 142 released with support for adding visual signatures to PDF attachments, support for resetting custom folder sorting in the folder pane, folder copy support within mail server accounts and local folders, ‘Copy Message Link’ and ‘Copy News Link’ options added to the header pane’s ‘More actions’, ‘Copy Message Location’ option removed from the mail context menu, etc.:
    9to5linux.com/thunderbird-142-

    More details about Thunderbird Pro: 500GB storage, Thundermail will have IMAP, SMTP and JMAP support, option to choose from @thundermail.com, @tb.pro or custom domains, Appointment will be integrated into Thunderbird, will feature multiple meeting types, Send will be built on the existing Filelink feature, will offer end-to-end encrypted file sharing:
    betanews.com/2025/08/20/thunde

    Betterbird 140 released with multi-line view, enhanced search, improved system tray integration:
    alternativeto.net/news/2025/8/

    (more FOSS news in comments)

    #WeeklyNews #OpenSource #FOSSNews #OpenSourceNews #FOSS #Firefox #Firefox142 #MozillaFirefox #Floorp #Servo #Thunderbird #ThunderbirdPro #ThunderMail #Betterbird #Browser #WebBrowser #EmailClient #Email #EmailService #Internet #FosseryTech

  20. (Linux news in original post)

    FOSS NEWS

    Firefox 142 released with support for a flexible exception list in the Enhanced Tracking Protection (ETP) Strict mode split into baseline (core functionality) and convenience (extra features), support for removing extensions from the sidebar via the right-click menu, various fixes:
    9to5linux.com/firefox-142-web-

    Floorp 12.0 released with floating Panel Sidebar, expanded add-on compatibility, native mouse gestures, cross-window synchronization for workspaces, new Floorp Hub for all browser-specific settings, etc.:
    alternativeto.net/news/2025/8/

    Servo monthly report: APNG and animated WebP support, support for width and height attributes of source tag, Vello backends for faster 2D graphics, etc.:
    phoronix.com/news/Servo-July-2

    Thunderbird 142 released with support for adding visual signatures to PDF attachments, support for resetting custom folder sorting in the folder pane, folder copy support within mail server accounts and local folders, ‘Copy Message Link’ and ‘Copy News Link’ options added to the header pane’s ‘More actions’, ‘Copy Message Location’ option removed from the mail context menu, etc.:
    9to5linux.com/thunderbird-142-

    More details about Thunderbird Pro: 500GB storage, Thundermail will have IMAP, SMTP and JMAP support, option to choose from @thundermail.com, @tb.pro or custom domains, Appointment will be integrated into Thunderbird, will feature multiple meeting types, Send will be built on the existing Filelink feature, will offer end-to-end encrypted file sharing:
    betanews.com/2025/08/20/thunde

    Betterbird 140 released with multi-line view, enhanced search, improved system tray integration:
    alternativeto.net/news/2025/8/

    (more FOSS news in comments)

    #WeeklyNews #OpenSource #FOSSNews #OpenSourceNews #FOSS #Firefox #Firefox142 #MozillaFirefox #Floorp #Servo #Thunderbird #ThunderbirdPro #ThunderMail #Betterbird #Browser #WebBrowser #EmailClient #Email #EmailService #Internet #FosseryTech

  21. (Linux news in original post)

    FOSS NEWS

    Firefox 142 released with support for a flexible exception list in the Enhanced Tracking Protection (ETP) Strict mode split into baseline (core functionality) and convenience (extra features), support for removing extensions from the sidebar via the right-click menu, various fixes:
    9to5linux.com/firefox-142-web-

    Floorp 12.0 released with floating Panel Sidebar, expanded add-on compatibility, native mouse gestures, cross-window synchronization for workspaces, new Floorp Hub for all browser-specific settings, etc.:
    alternativeto.net/news/2025/8/

    Servo monthly report: APNG and animated WebP support, support for width and height attributes of source tag, Vello backends for faster 2D graphics, etc.:
    phoronix.com/news/Servo-July-2

    Thunderbird 142 released with support for adding visual signatures to PDF attachments, support for resetting custom folder sorting in the folder pane, folder copy support within mail server accounts and local folders, ‘Copy Message Link’ and ‘Copy News Link’ options added to the header pane’s ‘More actions’, ‘Copy Message Location’ option removed from the mail context menu, etc.:
    9to5linux.com/thunderbird-142-

    More details about Thunderbird Pro: 500GB storage, Thundermail will have IMAP, SMTP and JMAP support, option to choose from @thundermail.com, @tb.pro or custom domains, Appointment will be integrated into Thunderbird, will feature multiple meeting types, Send will be built on the existing Filelink feature, will offer end-to-end encrypted file sharing:
    betanews.com/2025/08/20/thunde

    Betterbird 140 released with multi-line view, enhanced search, improved system tray integration:
    alternativeto.net/news/2025/8/

    (more FOSS news in comments)

    #WeeklyNews #OpenSource #FOSSNews #OpenSourceNews #FOSS #Firefox #Firefox142 #MozillaFirefox #Floorp #Servo #Thunderbird #ThunderbirdPro #ThunderMail #Betterbird #Browser #WebBrowser #EmailClient #Email #EmailService #Internet #FosseryTech

  22. (Linux news in original post)

    FOSS NEWS

    Firefox 142 released with support for a flexible exception list in the Enhanced Tracking Protection (ETP) Strict mode split into baseline (core functionality) and convenience (extra features), support for removing extensions from the sidebar via the right-click menu, various fixes:
    9to5linux.com/firefox-142-web-

    Floorp 12.0 released with floating Panel Sidebar, expanded add-on compatibility, native mouse gestures, cross-window synchronization for workspaces, new Floorp Hub for all browser-specific settings, etc.:
    alternativeto.net/news/2025/8/

    Servo monthly report: APNG and animated WebP support, support for width and height attributes of source tag, Vello backends for faster 2D graphics, etc.:
    phoronix.com/news/Servo-July-2

    Thunderbird 142 released with support for adding visual signatures to PDF attachments, support for resetting custom folder sorting in the folder pane, folder copy support within mail server accounts and local folders, ‘Copy Message Link’ and ‘Copy News Link’ options added to the header pane’s ‘More actions’, ‘Copy Message Location’ option removed from the mail context menu, etc.:
    9to5linux.com/thunderbird-142-

    More details about Thunderbird Pro: 500GB storage, Thundermail will have IMAP, SMTP and JMAP support, option to choose from @thundermail.com, @tb.pro or custom domains, Appointment will be integrated into Thunderbird, will feature multiple meeting types, Send will be built on the existing Filelink feature, will offer end-to-end encrypted file sharing:
    betanews.com/2025/08/20/thunde

    Betterbird 140 released with multi-line view, enhanced search, improved system tray integration:
    alternativeto.net/news/2025/8/

    (more FOSS news in comments)

    #WeeklyNews #OpenSource #FOSSNews #OpenSourceNews #FOSS #Firefox #Firefox142 #MozillaFirefox #Floorp #Servo #Thunderbird #ThunderbirdPro #ThunderMail #Betterbird #Browser #WebBrowser #EmailClient #Email #EmailService #Internet #FosseryTech

  23. Thunderbird finally concocts a "Pro" version in 2025, promising to squeeze more cash from its few remaining users with a gem called "Thundermail" 💸✉️. Because who wouldn't want to pay for the privilege of using an email service from a company that took two decades to innovate? 🕰️🙄
    blog.thunderbird.net/2025/08/t #Thunderbird #Pro #Thundermail #Innovation #EmailService #PayForEmail #HackerNews #ngated

  24. Thunderbird finally concocts a "Pro" version in 2025, promising to squeeze more cash from its few remaining users with a gem called "Thundermail" 💸✉️. Because who wouldn't want to pay for the privilege of using an email service from a company that took two decades to innovate? 🕰️🙄
    blog.thunderbird.net/2025/08/t #Thunderbird #Pro #Thundermail #Innovation #EmailService #PayForEmail #HackerNews #ngated

  25. Thunderbird finally concocts a "Pro" version in 2025, promising to squeeze more cash from its few remaining users with a gem called "Thundermail" 💸✉️. Because who wouldn't want to pay for the privilege of using an email service from a company that took two decades to innovate? 🕰️🙄
    blog.thunderbird.net/2025/08/t #Thunderbird #Pro #Thundermail #Innovation #EmailService #PayForEmail #HackerNews #ngated

  26. Thunderbird finally concocts a "Pro" version in 2025, promising to squeeze more cash from its few remaining users with a gem called "Thundermail" 💸✉️. Because who wouldn't want to pay for the privilege of using an email service from a company that took two decades to innovate? 🕰️🙄
    blog.thunderbird.net/2025/08/t #Thunderbird #Pro #Thundermail #Innovation #EmailService #PayForEmail #HackerNews #ngated

  27. 📧✨ Oh, joy! Another "revolutionary" email forwarding service promises lightning-fast delivery and unlimited addresses because managing 30K domains and 28M emails is an obviously unique feat. 🚀 Sign up for the 7-day trial—because who doesn't love trying *yet another* email service before canceling? 🙄
    mailwip.com #emailservice #innovation #trial #technology #frustration #emailforwarding #HackerNews #ngated

  28. 📧✨ Oh, joy! Another "revolutionary" email forwarding service promises lightning-fast delivery and unlimited addresses because managing 30K domains and 28M emails is an obviously unique feat. 🚀 Sign up for the 7-day trial—because who doesn't love trying *yet another* email service before canceling? 🙄
    mailwip.com #emailservice #innovation #trial #technology #frustration #emailforwarding #HackerNews #ngated

  29. 📧✨ Oh, joy! Another "revolutionary" email forwarding service promises lightning-fast delivery and unlimited addresses because managing 30K domains and 28M emails is an obviously unique feat. 🚀 Sign up for the 7-day trial—because who doesn't love trying *yet another* email service before canceling? 🙄
    mailwip.com #emailservice #innovation #trial #technology #frustration #emailforwarding #HackerNews #ngated

  30. 📧✨ Oh, joy! Another "revolutionary" email forwarding service promises lightning-fast delivery and unlimited addresses because managing 30K domains and 28M emails is an obviously unique feat. 🚀 Sign up for the 7-day trial—because who doesn't love trying *yet another* email service before canceling? 🙄
    mailwip.com #emailservice #innovation #trial #technology #frustration #emailforwarding #HackerNews #ngated

  31. NOPE! that's where the time goes, you know.

    I see what it is. All of my TLD "owned domain names" are not there.

    So. yep. that explains why we don't use it.

    For a while, it had access to any imap.
    :(

    are there #emailservice providers that let you setup for aggregate / inbox, several accounts like that?

    #Spark email isnt free. #mailspring breaks for me, as well as #bluemail
    never sending mail, waiting 15 minutes for a compose window to be drawn, composed from the wrong account, etc.

    that's where the time goes, you know.

  32. NOPE! that's where the time goes, you know.

    I see what it is. All of my TLD "owned domain names" are not there.

    So. yep. that explains why we don't use it.

    For a while, it had access to any imap.
    :(

    are there #emailservice providers that let you setup for aggregate / inbox, several accounts like that?

    #Spark email isnt free. #mailspring breaks for me, as well as #bluemail
    never sending mail, waiting 15 minutes for a compose window to be drawn, composed from the wrong account, etc.

    that's where the time goes, you know.

  33. NOPE! that's where the time goes, you know.

    I see what it is. All of my TLD "owned domain names" are not there.

    So. yep. that explains why we don't use it.

    For a while, it had access to any imap.
    :(

    are there #emailservice providers that let you setup for aggregate / inbox, several accounts like that?

    #Spark email isnt free. #mailspring breaks for me, as well as #bluemail
    never sending mail, waiting 15 minutes for a compose window to be drawn, composed from the wrong account, etc.

    that's where the time goes, you know.

  34. NOPE! that's where the time goes, you know.

    I see what it is. All of my TLD "owned domain names" are not there.

    So. yep. that explains why we don't use it.

    For a while, it had access to any imap.
    :(

    are there #emailservice providers that let you setup for aggregate / inbox, several accounts like that?

    #Spark email isnt free. #mailspring breaks for me, as well as #bluemail
    never sending mail, waiting 15 minutes for a compose window to be drawn, composed from the wrong account, etc.

    that's where the time goes, you know.

  35. NOPE! that's where the time goes, you know.

    I see what it is. All of my TLD "owned domain names" are not there.

    So. yep. that explains why we don't use it.

    For a while, it had access to any imap.
    :(

    are there #emailservice providers that let you setup for aggregate / inbox, several accounts like that?

    #Spark email isnt free. #mailspring breaks for me, as well as #bluemail
    never sending mail, waiting 15 minutes for a compose window to be drawn, composed from the wrong account, etc.

    that's where the time goes, you know.

  36. So I've given @mailfence a very quick test on their Free tier.

    That seems to be quite reasonable alternative for e-mail services. In som parts it's what I would expect @mailbox_org being. Except of one thing: Unencrypted incoming e-mails will not be stored encrypted.

    Since I'm on the free tier currently, I've not tested the IMAP integration.

    The weakness of #Mailfence and #Mailbox are that the PGP setup requires some efforts to happen. The "settings" panel on Mailfence is cleaner and better organized than mailbox.org, but the latter one is capable of ensuring all received e-mails are stored encrypted - regardless if it was encrypted at arrival or not.

    PGP key management is still not as easy as it should be for non-tech users. "It should just happen automatically", is my stance here. It's close to being good, but you need to explicitly enable encryption on each mail you send - unless you reply to an already encrypted mail. This will confuse users and it will result in more unencrypted mails sent than intended.

    Neither Mailfence nor mailbox.org will decrypt encrypted Subject fields.

    I've briefly tested the WebDAV integration, which seems to work. But WebDAV is not end-to-end-encrypted, so uploaded data will not be stored in so-called "zero access" mode. This means the Mailfence people managing their servers can access and read your data. This will be the same for CalDAV/CardDAV too (calendar and contacts synching)

    Mailbox.org recently announced they will upgrade their login system - which is long overdue. Their OTP setup is currently just confusing and very far from user friendly. Here Mailfence is very straight forward.

    Both Mailfence and #mailbox_org still got quite a long way to provide a properly privacy enabled service. They're on a good path, but currently far from the capabilities of @protonprivacy, even on the most basic features in e-mail.

    #privacy #email #pgp #openpgp #emailservice

  37. So I've given @mailfence a very quick test on their Free tier.

    That seems to be quite reasonable alternative for e-mail services. In som parts it's what I would expect @mailbox_org being. Except of one thing: Unencrypted incoming e-mails will not be stored encrypted.

    Since I'm on the free tier currently, I've not tested the IMAP integration.

    The weakness of #Mailfence and #Mailbox are that the PGP setup requires some efforts to happen. The "settings" panel on Mailfence is cleaner and better organized than mailbox.org, but the latter one is capable of ensuring all received e-mails are stored encrypted - regardless if it was encrypted at arrival or not.

    PGP key management is still not as easy as it should be for non-tech users. "It should just happen automatically", is my stance here. It's close to being good, but you need to explicitly enable encryption on each mail you send - unless you reply to an already encrypted mail. This will confuse users and it will result in more unencrypted mails sent than intended.

    Neither Mailfence nor mailbox.org will decrypt encrypted Subject fields.

    I've briefly tested the WebDAV integration, which seems to work. But WebDAV is not end-to-end-encrypted, so uploaded data will not be stored in so-called "zero access" mode. This means the Mailfence people managing their servers can access and read your data. This will be the same for CalDAV/CardDAV too (calendar and contacts synching)

    Mailbox.org recently announced they will upgrade their login system - which is long overdue. Their OTP setup is currently just confusing and very far from user friendly. Here Mailfence is very straight forward.

    Both Mailfence and #mailbox_org still got quite a long way to provide a properly privacy enabled service. They're on a good path, but currently far from the capabilities of @protonprivacy, even on the most basic features in e-mail.

    #privacy #email #pgp #openpgp #emailservice

  38. So I've given @mailfence a very quick test on their Free tier.

    That seems to be quite reasonable alternative for e-mail services. In som parts it's what I would expect @mailbox_org being. Except of one thing: Unencrypted incoming e-mails will not be stored encrypted.

    Since I'm on the free tier currently, I've not tested the IMAP integration.

    The weakness of #Mailfence and #Mailbox are that the PGP setup requires some efforts to happen. The "settings" panel on Mailfence is cleaner and better organized than mailbox.org, but the latter one is capable of ensuring all received e-mails are stored encrypted - regardless if it was encrypted at arrival or not.

    PGP key management is still not as easy as it should be for non-tech users. "It should just happen automatically", is my stance here. It's close to being good, but you need to explicitly enable encryption on each mail you send - unless you reply to an already encrypted mail. This will confuse users and it will result in more unencrypted mails sent than intended.

    Neither Mailfence nor mailbox.org will decrypt encrypted Subject fields.

    I've briefly tested the WebDAV integration, which seems to work. But WebDAV is not end-to-end-encrypted, so uploaded data will not be stored in so-called "zero access" mode. This means the Mailfence people managing their servers can access and read your data. This will be the same for CalDAV/CardDAV too (calendar and contacts synching)

    Mailbox.org recently announced they will upgrade their login system - which is long overdue. Their OTP setup is currently just confusing and very far from user friendly. Here Mailfence is very straight forward.

    Both Mailfence and #mailbox_org still got quite a long way to provide a properly privacy enabled service. They're on a good path, but currently far from the capabilities of @protonprivacy, even on the most basic features in e-mail.

    #privacy #email #pgp #openpgp #emailservice

  39. So I've given @mailfence a very quick test on their Free tier.

    That seems to be quite reasonable alternative for e-mail services. In som parts it's what I would expect @mailbox_org being. Except of one thing: Unencrypted incoming e-mails will not be stored encrypted.

    Since I'm on the free tier currently, I've not tested the IMAP integration.

    The weakness of #Mailfence and #Mailbox are that the PGP setup requires some efforts to happen. The "settings" panel on Mailfence is cleaner and better organized than mailbox.org, but the latter one is capable of ensuring all received e-mails are stored encrypted - regardless if it was encrypted at arrival or not.

    PGP key management is still not as easy as it should be for non-tech users. "It should just happen automatically", is my stance here. It's close to being good, but you need to explicitly enable encryption on each mail you send - unless you reply to an already encrypted mail. This will confuse users and it will result in more unencrypted mails sent than intended.

    Neither Mailfence nor mailbox.org will decrypt encrypted Subject fields.

    I've briefly tested the WebDAV integration, which seems to work. But WebDAV is not end-to-end-encrypted, so uploaded data will not be stored in so-called "zero access" mode. This means the Mailfence people managing their servers can access and read your data. This will be the same for CalDAV/CardDAV too (calendar and contacts synching)

    Mailbox.org recently announced they will upgrade their login system - which is long overdue. Their OTP setup is currently just confusing and very far from user friendly. Here Mailfence is very straight forward.

    Both Mailfence and #mailbox_org still got quite a long way to provide a properly privacy enabled service. They're on a good path, but currently far from the capabilities of @protonprivacy, even on the most basic features in e-mail.

    #privacy #email #pgp #openpgp #emailservice

  40. So I've given @mailfence a very quick test on their Free tier.

    That seems to be quite reasonable alternative for e-mail services. In som parts it's what I would expect @mailbox_org being. Except of one thing: Unencrypted incoming e-mails will not be stored encrypted.

    Since I'm on the free tier currently, I've not tested the IMAP integration.

    The weakness of #Mailfence and #Mailbox are that the PGP setup requires some efforts to happen. The "settings" panel on Mailfence is cleaner and better organized than mailbox.org, but the latter one is capable of ensuring all received e-mails are stored encrypted - regardless if it was encrypted at arrival or not.

    PGP key management is still not as easy as it should be for non-tech users. "It should just happen automatically", is my stance here. It's close to being good, but you need to explicitly enable encryption on each mail you send - unless you reply to an already encrypted mail. This will confuse users and it will result in more unencrypted mails sent than intended.

    Neither Mailfence nor mailbox.org will decrypt encrypted Subject fields.

    I've briefly tested the WebDAV integration, which seems to work. But WebDAV is not end-to-end-encrypted, so uploaded data will not be stored in so-called "zero access" mode. This means the Mailfence people managing their servers can access and read your data. This will be the same for CalDAV/CardDAV too (calendar and contacts synching)

    Mailbox.org recently announced they will upgrade their login system - which is long overdue. Their OTP setup is currently just confusing and very far from user friendly. Here Mailfence is very straight forward.

    Both Mailfence and #mailbox_org still got quite a long way to provide a properly privacy enabled service. They're on a good path, but currently far from the capabilities of @protonprivacy, even on the most basic features in e-mail.

    #privacy #email #pgp #openpgp #emailservice

  41. @limneticvillains welcome in the Fediverse. I'd recommend using hashtags when you ask these questions, for higher probability of being read, like #EmailService (click to find posts talking about it)

  42. @limneticvillains welcome in the Fediverse. I'd recommend using hashtags when you ask these questions, for higher probability of being read, like #EmailService (click to find posts talking about it)

  43. @limneticvillains welcome in the Fediverse. I'd recommend using hashtags when you ask these questions, for higher probability of being read, like #EmailService (click to find posts talking about it)

  44. @limneticvillains welcome in the Fediverse. I'd recommend using hashtags when you ask these questions, for higher probability of being read, like #EmailService (click to find posts talking about it)

  45. @filippodb avete mai valutato tra i vari servizi l'email? (forse è il più delicato di tutti) come per esempio questo #Riseup (che in verità devo ancora provare) ma vedo che tutti usano lo stesso front-end ormai:
    riseup.net/en/email

    c'è anche #Tutanota e #Disroot
    disroot.org/en/services/email

    #email #EmailService

  46. @filippodb avete mai valutato tra i vari servizi l'email? (forse è il più delicato di tutti) come per esempio questo #Riseup (che in verità devo ancora provare) ma vedo che tutti usano lo stesso front-end ormai:
    riseup.net/en/email

    c'è anche #Tutanota e #Disroot
    disroot.org/en/services/email

    #email #EmailService

  47. @filippodb avete mai valutato tra i vari servizi l'email? (forse è il più delicato di tutti) come per esempio questo #Riseup (che in verità devo ancora provare) ma vedo che tutti usano lo stesso front-end ormai:
    riseup.net/en/email

    c'è anche #Tutanota e #Disroot
    disroot.org/en/services/email

    #email #EmailService

  48. @filippodb avete mai valutato tra i vari servizi l'email? (forse è il più delicato di tutti) come per esempio questo #Riseup (che in verità devo ancora provare) ma vedo che tutti usano lo stesso front-end ormai:
    riseup.net/en/email

    c'è anche #Tutanota e #Disroot
    disroot.org/en/services/email

    #email #EmailService