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Très envie de purger entièrement ma boîte mail pro pour repartir tout frais à la rentrée.
Pour éviter de perdre quoi que ce soit d'important, je créerais bien une archive html de tout ce bazar, avec hypermail ( https://github.com/hypermail-project/hypermail ).
Vous connaissez autre chose qui transformerait des mails au format mbox vers du html ?
Les mails sont sur un serveur imap, si ça peut aider.#mailbox #mail #archive #imap2html
Repouétez si vous avez des copains techos !
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Très envie de purger entièrement ma boîte mail pro pour repartir tout frais à la rentrée.
Pour éviter de perdre quoi que ce soit d'important, je créerais bien une archive html de tout ce bazar, avec hypermail ( https://github.com/hypermail-project/hypermail ).
Vous connaissez autre chose qui transformerait des mails au format mbox vers du html ?
Les mails sont sur un serveur imap, si ça peut aider.#mailbox #mail #archive #imap2html
Repouétez si vous avez des copains techos !
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[Перевод] Self-hosted почта на arch linux, postfix, dovecot и let's encrypt
В этой статье я покажу, как настроить свой почтовый сервер для аккаунтов локальных пользователей без веб-морд, docker-ов, телеграм-помоек и LLM-высеров.
https://habr.com/ru/articles/1070196/
#archlinux #postfix #dovecot #dkim #dmarc #selfhosted #email #imap #smtp #mail
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[Перевод] Self-hosted почта на arch linux, postfix, dovecot и let's encrypt
В этой статье я покажу, как настроить свой почтовый сервер для аккаунтов локальных пользователей без веб-морд, docker-ов, телеграм-помоек и LLM-высеров.
https://habr.com/ru/articles/1070196/
#archlinux #postfix #dovecot #dkim #dmarc #selfhosted #email #imap #smtp #mail
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[Перевод] Self-hosted почта на arch linux, postfix, dovecot и let's encrypt
В этой статье я покажу, как настроить свой почтовый сервер для аккаунтов локальных пользователей без веб-морд, docker-ов, телеграм-помоек и LLM-высеров.
https://habr.com/ru/articles/1070196/
#archlinux #postfix #dovecot #dkim #dmarc #selfhosted #email #imap #smtp #mail
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Photographer accuses #UPSStore of throwing his Leica in the trash: https://zorz.it/YBLxf
#MattGrowcoot #consumer #Leica #courier #DaveHerring #Photographer #LeicaM11PSafari #mail #package
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Photographer accuses #UPSStore of throwing his Leica in the trash: https://zorz.it/YBLxf
#MattGrowcoot #consumer #Leica #courier #DaveHerring #Photographer #LeicaM11PSafari #mail #package
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contatti (comunicazione di servizio)
l’ultimo = il peggior modo per contattarmi è usare messenger, il penultimo è usare instagram.
poi, nell’ordine: sms, telefonate dirette, sistemi di messaggistica legati ai social (tipo bluesky ecc.)..
(da tenere presente inoltre che non sono più su X, threads, linkedin, tumblr, e a breve mollo pure youtube). (oggi ho lasciato 54 gruppi facebook, sarebbe ora di mollare anche facebook in generale).i preferiti anzi gli unici modi per scrivermi sono l’email e whatsapp (purtroppo, anche se preferirei signal o telegram). in alternativa all’email si può usare questo form: https://slowforward.net/contact/
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don’t ask me for $$$, I’m broke
#contatti #email #mail #MarcoGiovenale #MG #Signal #Telegram #whatsapp -
contatti (comunicazione di servizio)
l’ultimo = il peggior modo per contattarmi è usare messenger, il penultimo è usare instagram.
poi, nell’ordine: sms, telefonate dirette, sistemi di messaggistica legati ai social (tipo bluesky ecc.)..i preferiti anzi gli unici sono l’email e whatsapp (purtroppo, anche se preferirei signal o telegram). in alternativa all’email si può usare questo form: https://slowforward.net/contact/
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don’t ask me for $$$, I’m broke
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Düsseldorf: Event-Highlights vom 10. bis 13. August 2026 – Kino, Quiz und Flamenco
Die Sommerferien gehen in die vierte Woche, doch Langeweile haben muss niemand. Ob bei einem Kneipenquiz, einer Leseaktion…
#Duesseldorf #Deutschland #Deutsch #DE #Schlagzeilen #Headlines #Nachrichten #News #Europe #Europa #EU #Düsseldorf #ADENAUER #Air #Anmeldung #Bibliothek #erforderlich #Euro #Germany #Kino #Konrad #Mail #Nordrhein-Westfalen #Uhr #Zentralbibliothek
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The fast KDE-only email client Mailove is now v2.3 (renamed from the working title Mailo that was similar to some small email service).
https://github.com/nekromoff/mailove
#email #mail #mailo #kde #plasma #linux #ubuntu #debian #app #software #opensource #libresoftware #development #cplusplus #qt
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The fast KDE-only email client Mailove is now v2.3 (renamed from the working title Mailo that was similar to some small email service).
https://github.com/nekromoff/mailove
#email #mail #mailo #kde #plasma #linux #ubuntu #debian #app #software #opensource #libresoftware #development #cplusplus #qt
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The fast KDE-only email client Mailove is now v2.3 (renamed from the working title Mailo that was similar to some small email service).
https://github.com/nekromoff/mailove
#email #mail #mailo #kde #plasma #linux #ubuntu #debian #app #software #opensource #libresoftware #development #cplusplus #qt
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The fast KDE-only email client Mailove is now v2.3 (renamed from the working title Mailo that was similar to some small email service).
https://github.com/nekromoff/mailove
#email #mail #mailo #kde #plasma #linux #ubuntu #debian #app #software #opensource #libresoftware #development #cplusplus #qt
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The fast KDE-only email client Mailove is now v2.3 (renamed from the working title Mailo that was similar to some small email service).
https://github.com/nekromoff/mailove
#email #mail #mailo #kde #plasma #linux #ubuntu #debian #app #software #opensource #libresoftware #development #cplusplus #qt
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Good morning. 🌄🌅☕
11 August 2026
Yesterday I got another letter from an organization asking for a donation. This one had a few nickels glued to the paper inside the envelope. I get a couple of those now and then — I’ve even received a few with $1 bills tucked inside. And every time, I find myself wondering why they’re sending me money while asking me for money.
The nickels I sort of understand: they force me to open the envelope and peel them off before feeding the letter into my shredder. Maybe they’re trying to guilt me into sending something back. If so, it’s not working. I’ve read that this tactic is called reciprocity psychology — the idea that humans feel an urge to give back when they receive something. At any rate, it doesn’t work on me.
I donate to a few charities and causes that I either chose at random or have a personal connection to. If I responded to every letter asking for money, we couldn’t afford to live. Family comes first.
I do have a growing pile of $1 bills and nickels accumulating on the corner of my bookcase. My plan is to drop them into a charity collection box somewhere.
I just wish charities would stop sending me mail — even the ones I support. It takes time to shred everything, and the envelopes clutter up the area until I get around to it. They also send trinkets, most of which go straight into my Goodwill box. I do like the mailing labels, though; they come in handy. But even with those, I only use the ones from charities I actually contribute to.
In the meantime, I’ll keep sorting the mail, saving the nickels, and giving only where it truly matters.
“We repay what we receive.”
— Dr. Robert Cialdini, on the principle of reciprocity“When donors shift from giving to belonging, they commit for life.”
— Dr. Russell James“The joy of giving is greater than any pleasure or possession.”
— John Rohn#photo #photography #wildlife #nature #bird #birds #birding #birdwatching #birdphotography #morning #whiteibis #charity #mail
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Good morning. 🌄🌅☕
11 August 2026
Yesterday I got another letter from an organization asking for a donation. This one had a few nickels glued to the paper inside the envelope. I get a couple of those now and then — I’ve even received a few with $1 bills tucked inside. And every time, I find myself wondering why they’re sending me money while asking me for money.
The nickels I sort of understand: they force me to open the envelope and peel them off before feeding the letter into my shredder. Maybe they’re trying to guilt me into sending something back. If so, it’s not working. I’ve read that this tactic is called reciprocity psychology — the idea that humans feel an urge to give back when they receive something. At any rate, it doesn’t work on me.
I donate to a few charities and causes that I either chose at random or have a personal connection to. If I responded to every letter asking for money, we couldn’t afford to live. Family comes first.
I do have a growing pile of $1 bills and nickels accumulating on the corner of my bookcase. My plan is to drop them into a charity collection box somewhere.
I just wish charities would stop sending me mail — even the ones I support. It takes time to shred everything, and the envelopes clutter up the area until I get around to it. They also send trinkets, most of which go straight into my Goodwill box. I do like the mailing labels, though; they come in handy. But even with those, I only use the ones from charities I actually contribute to.
In the meantime, I’ll keep sorting the mail, saving the nickels, and giving only where it truly matters.
“We repay what we receive.”
— Dr. Robert Cialdini, on the principle of reciprocity“When donors shift from giving to belonging, they commit for life.”
— Dr. Russell James“The joy of giving is greater than any pleasure or possession.”
— John Rohn#photo #photography #wildlife #nature #bird #birds #birding #birdwatching #birdphotography #morning #whiteibis #charity #mail
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Good morning. 🌄🌅☕
11 August 2026
Yesterday I got another letter from an organization asking for a donation. This one had a few nickels glued to the paper inside the envelope. I get a couple of those now and then — I’ve even received a few with $1 bills tucked inside. And every time, I find myself wondering why they’re sending me money while asking me for money.
The nickels I sort of understand: they force me to open the envelope and peel them off before feeding the letter into my shredder. Maybe they’re trying to guilt me into sending something back. If so, it’s not working. I’ve read that this tactic is called reciprocity psychology — the idea that humans feel an urge to give back when they receive something. At any rate, it doesn’t work on me.
I donate to a few charities and causes that I either chose at random or have a personal connection to. If I responded to every letter asking for money, we couldn’t afford to live. Family comes first.
I do have a growing pile of $1 bills and nickels accumulating on the corner of my bookcase. My plan is to drop them into a charity collection box somewhere.
I just wish charities would stop sending me mail — even the ones I support. It takes time to shred everything, and the envelopes clutter up the area until I get around to it. They also send trinkets, most of which go straight into my Goodwill box. I do like the mailing labels, though; they come in handy. But even with those, I only use the ones from charities I actually contribute to.
In the meantime, I’ll keep sorting the mail, saving the nickels, and giving only where it truly matters.
“We repay what we receive.”
— Dr. Robert Cialdini, on the principle of reciprocity“When donors shift from giving to belonging, they commit for life.”
— Dr. Russell James“The joy of giving is greater than any pleasure or possession.”
— John Rohn#photo #photography #wildlife #nature #bird #birds #birding #birdwatching #birdphotography #morning #whiteibis #charity #mail
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Good morning. 🌄🌅☕
11 August 2026
Yesterday I got another letter from an organization asking for a donation. This one had a few nickels glued to the paper inside the envelope. I get a couple of those now and then — I’ve even received a few with $1 bills tucked inside. And every time, I find myself wondering why they’re sending me money while asking me for money.
The nickels I sort of understand: they force me to open the envelope and peel them off before feeding the letter into my shredder. Maybe they’re trying to guilt me into sending something back. If so, it’s not working. I’ve read that this tactic is called reciprocity psychology — the idea that humans feel an urge to give back when they receive something. At any rate, it doesn’t work on me.
I donate to a few charities and causes that I either chose at random or have a personal connection to. If I responded to every letter asking for money, we couldn’t afford to live. Family comes first.
I do have a growing pile of $1 bills and nickels accumulating on the corner of my bookcase. My plan is to drop them into a charity collection box somewhere.
I just wish charities would stop sending me mail — even the ones I support. It takes time to shred everything, and the envelopes clutter up the area until I get around to it. They also send trinkets, most of which go straight into my Goodwill box. I do like the mailing labels, though; they come in handy. But even with those, I only use the ones from charities I actually contribute to.
In the meantime, I’ll keep sorting the mail, saving the nickels, and giving only where it truly matters.
“We repay what we receive.”
— Dr. Robert Cialdini, on the principle of reciprocity“When donors shift from giving to belonging, they commit for life.”
— Dr. Russell James“The joy of giving is greater than any pleasure or possession.”
— John Rohn#photo #photography #wildlife #nature #bird #birds #birding #birdwatching #birdphotography #morning #whiteibis #charity #mail
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Good morning. 🌄🌅☕
11 August 2026
Yesterday I got another letter from an organization asking for a donation. This one had a few nickels glued to the paper inside the envelope. I get a couple of those now and then — I’ve even received a few with $1 bills tucked inside. And every time, I find myself wondering why they’re sending me money while asking me for money.
The nickels I sort of understand: they force me to open the envelope and peel them off before feeding the letter into my shredder. Maybe they’re trying to guilt me into sending something back. If so, it’s not working. I’ve read that this tactic is called reciprocity psychology — the idea that humans feel an urge to give back when they receive something. At any rate, it doesn’t work on me.
I donate to a few charities and causes that I either chose at random or have a personal connection to. If I responded to every letter asking for money, we couldn’t afford to live. Family comes first.
I do have a growing pile of $1 bills and nickels accumulating on the corner of my bookcase. My plan is to drop them into a charity collection box somewhere.
I just wish charities would stop sending me mail — even the ones I support. It takes time to shred everything, and the envelopes clutter up the area until I get around to it. They also send trinkets, most of which go straight into my Goodwill box. I do like the mailing labels, though; they come in handy. But even with those, I only use the ones from charities I actually contribute to.
In the meantime, I’ll keep sorting the mail, saving the nickels, and giving only where it truly matters.
“We repay what we receive.”
— Dr. Robert Cialdini, on the principle of reciprocity“When donors shift from giving to belonging, they commit for life.”
— Dr. Russell James“The joy of giving is greater than any pleasure or possession.”
— John Rohn#photo #photography #wildlife #nature #bird #birds #birding #birdwatching #birdphotography #morning #whiteibis #charity #mail
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Petite question mail :
Je poursuis ma degooglisation, migré mes compte important hors de gmail et sur le point de supprimer l'adresse.
MAIS pour certains services générant moultes spam, promo et newsletter, j'envisage de passer par un alias ou un mail temporaire.
Des conseils (open source de préférence) ? Un avis sur anonaddy ? Ou temps mail ?
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Petite question mail :
Je poursuis ma degooglisation, migré mes compte important hors de gmail et sur le point de supprimer l'adresse.
MAIS pour certains services générant moultes spam, promo et newsletter, j'envisage de passer par un alias ou un mail temporaire.
Des conseils (open source de préférence) ? Un avis sur anonaddy ? Ou temps mail ?
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Stay up-to-date with our free mail alert! https://vuldb.com/kb/alerting #vuldb #mail #alert
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Stay up-to-date with our free mail alert! https://vuldb.com/kb/alerting #vuldb #mail #alert
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Stay up-to-date with our free mail alert! https://vuldb.com/kb/alerting #vuldb #mail #alert
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Stay up-to-date with our free mail alert! https://vuldb.com/kb/alerting #vuldb #mail #alert
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Stay up-to-date with our free mail alert! https://vuldb.com/kb/alerting #vuldb #mail #alert
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New Mailo version released - the fast KDE-only email client
Mostly bug fixes for 20ms UI responsiveness rule:
https://github.com/nekromoff/mailo/releases/tag/2.2I played with Gravatar profile images for senders, but removed it from the UI and disabled the code due to potential privacy issues. Maybe I will introduce BIMI later instead.
#email #mail #kde #plasma #ubuntu #debian #linux #appimage #mailo #software #app #development #opensource
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New Mailo version released - the fast KDE-only email client
Mostly bug fixes for 20ms UI responsiveness rule:
https://github.com/nekromoff/mailo/releases/tag/2.2I played with Gravatar profile images for senders, but removed it from the UI and disabled the code due to potential privacy issues. Maybe I will introduce BIMI later instead.
#email #mail #kde #plasma #ubuntu #debian #linux #appimage #mailo #software #app #development #opensource
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New Mailo version released - the fast KDE-only email client
Mostly bug fixes for 20ms UI responsiveness rule:
https://github.com/nekromoff/mailo/releases/tag/2.2I played with Gravatar profile images for senders, but removed it from the UI and disabled the code due to potential privacy issues. Maybe I will introduce BIMI later instead.
#email #mail #kde #plasma #ubuntu #debian #linux #appimage #mailo #software #app #development #opensource
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New Mailo version released - the fast KDE-only email client
Mostly bug fixes for 20ms UI responsiveness rule:
https://github.com/nekromoff/mailo/releases/tag/2.2I played with Gravatar profile images for senders, but removed it from the UI and disabled the code due to potential privacy issues. Maybe I will introduce BIMI later instead.
#email #mail #kde #plasma #ubuntu #debian #linux #appimage #mailo #software #app #development #opensource
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New Mailo version released - the fast KDE-only email client
Mostly bug fixes for 20ms UI responsiveness rule:
https://github.com/nekromoff/mailo/releases/tag/2.2I played with Gravatar profile images for senders, but removed it from the UI and disabled the code due to potential privacy issues. Maybe I will introduce BIMI later instead.
#email #mail #kde #plasma #ubuntu #debian #linux #appimage #mailo #software #app #development #opensource
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Fast richtig, aber da werden gerade öffentlicher und privater Schlüssel verwechselt: Zum Verschlüsseln einer Mail an jemanden brauchst du dessen öffentlichen Schlüssel. Das Passwort-Feld in Mailvelope schützt dagegen normalerweise deinen privaten Schlüssel, wird zum Entschlüsseln eingehender Mails und ggf. zum Signieren gebraucht.
Wenn du dir selbst eine verschlüsselte Mail schickst, verschlüsselt Mailvelope sie für deinen öffentlichen Schlüssel; beim Öffnen fordert es dann die Passphrase deines privaten Schlüssels an. Das ist also erwartetes Verhalten, kein Hinweis darauf, dass mit öffentlichem Schlüssel „nichts stimmt“.
Zum sauberen Testen würde ich zwei Mailkonten und zwei getrennte PGP-Schlüsselpaare verwenden: Konto A verschlüsselt an den öffentlichen Schlüssel von Konto B, B entschlüsselt mit seinem privaten Schlüssel und antwortet umgekehrt.
Ein zweiter Firefox-Tab ist dafür nicht wirklich getrennt. Auch Multi-Account-Container oder ein privates Fenster können je nach Erweiterungs- und Profilspeicher zu Überschneidungen führen.
Am besten: ein zweites Firefox-Profil oder gleich ein anderer Browser, jeweils mit einer eigenen Mailvelope-Installation und nur dem passenden privaten Schlüssel.
Wichtig beim Test: Den öffentlichen Schlüssel des jeweils anderen importieren und Fingerprints über einen zweiten Kanal vergleichen. Dann sieht man auch tatsächlich, ob Versand, Entschlüsselung und Signaturprüfung korrekt funktionieren.
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Fast richtig, aber da werden gerade öffentlicher und privater Schlüssel verwechselt: Zum Verschlüsseln einer Mail an jemanden brauchst du dessen öffentlichen Schlüssel. Das Passwort-Feld in Mailvelope schützt dagegen normalerweise deinen privaten Schlüssel, wird zum Entschlüsseln eingehender Mails und ggf. zum Signieren gebraucht.
Wenn du dir selbst eine verschlüsselte Mail schickst, verschlüsselt Mailvelope sie für deinen öffentlichen Schlüssel; beim Öffnen fordert es dann die Passphrase deines privaten Schlüssels an. Das ist also erwartetes Verhalten, kein Hinweis darauf, dass mit öffentlichem Schlüssel „nichts stimmt“.
Zum sauberen Testen würde ich zwei Mailkonten und zwei getrennte PGP-Schlüsselpaare verwenden: Konto A verschlüsselt an den öffentlichen Schlüssel von Konto B, B entschlüsselt mit seinem privaten Schlüssel und antwortet umgekehrt.
Ein zweiter Firefox-Tab ist dafür nicht wirklich getrennt. Auch Multi-Account-Container oder ein privates Fenster können je nach Erweiterungs- und Profilspeicher zu Überschneidungen führen.
Am besten: ein zweites Firefox-Profil oder gleich ein anderer Browser, jeweils mit einer eigenen Mailvelope-Installation und nur dem passenden privaten Schlüssel.
Wichtig beim Test: Den öffentlichen Schlüssel des jeweils anderen importieren und Fingerprints über einen zweiten Kanal vergleichen. Dann sieht man auch tatsächlich, ob Versand, Entschlüsselung und Signaturprüfung korrekt funktionieren.
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Fast richtig, aber da werden gerade öffentlicher und privater Schlüssel verwechselt: Zum Verschlüsseln einer Mail an jemanden brauchst du dessen öffentlichen Schlüssel. Das Passwort-Feld in Mailvelope schützt dagegen normalerweise deinen privaten Schlüssel, wird zum Entschlüsseln eingehender Mails und ggf. zum Signieren gebraucht.
Wenn du dir selbst eine verschlüsselte Mail schickst, verschlüsselt Mailvelope sie für deinen öffentlichen Schlüssel; beim Öffnen fordert es dann die Passphrase deines privaten Schlüssels an. Das ist also erwartetes Verhalten, kein Hinweis darauf, dass mit öffentlichem Schlüssel „nichts stimmt“.
Zum sauberen Testen würde ich zwei Mailkonten und zwei getrennte PGP-Schlüsselpaare verwenden: Konto A verschlüsselt an den öffentlichen Schlüssel von Konto B, B entschlüsselt mit seinem privaten Schlüssel und antwortet umgekehrt.
Ein zweiter Firefox-Tab ist dafür nicht wirklich getrennt. Auch Multi-Account-Container oder ein privates Fenster können je nach Erweiterungs- und Profilspeicher zu Überschneidungen führen.
Am besten: ein zweites Firefox-Profil oder gleich ein anderer Browser, jeweils mit einer eigenen Mailvelope-Installation und nur dem passenden privaten Schlüssel.
Wichtig beim Test: Den öffentlichen Schlüssel des jeweils anderen importieren und Fingerprints über einen zweiten Kanal vergleichen. Dann sieht man auch tatsächlich, ob Versand, Entschlüsselung und Signaturprüfung korrekt funktionieren.
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Ungewollte Mails stoppen — E-Mail-Aliase und Wegwerfadressen
Spam, Phishing und Tracking sind nervige und gefährliche Probleme des E-Mail-Alltags. Hier ein Rezept wie Sie diese Gefahren effektiv reduzieren können.
— von @digitalcourage📧 https://digitalcourage.de/digitale-selbstverteidigung/e-mail-schutz
#email #spam #emaliase #privatsphare #phishing #tracking #wegwerfagent #mail #wegwerfen #sicherheit #anonymitat #emailschutz
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Ungewollte Mails stoppen — E-Mail-Aliase und Wegwerfadressen
Spam, Phishing und Tracking sind nervige und gefährliche Probleme des E-Mail-Alltags. Hier ein Rezept wie Sie diese Gefahren effektiv reduzieren können.
— von @digitalcourage📧 https://digitalcourage.de/digitale-selbstverteidigung/e-mail-schutz
#email #spam #emaliase #privatsphare #phishing #tracking #wegwerfagent #mail #wegwerfen #sicherheit #anonymitat #emailschutz
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Ungewollte Mails stoppen — E-Mail-Aliase und Wegwerfadressen
Spam, Phishing und Tracking sind nervige und gefährliche Probleme des E-Mail-Alltags. Hier ein Rezept wie Sie diese Gefahren effektiv reduzieren können.
— von @digitalcourage📧 https://digitalcourage.de/digitale-selbstverteidigung/e-mail-schutz
#email #spam #emaliase #privatsphare #phishing #tracking #wegwerfagent #mail #wegwerfen #sicherheit #anonymitat #emailschutz
