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I'm hoping Nylas N1 will help with this.
by Sophistifunk 11y ago
I'm hoping Nylas N1 will help with this.
- bad_user 11y agoSpeaking on privacy concerns, the Nylas N1 client uses the Nylas web service for processing mail. So instead of the client using IMAP and SMTP to connect and fetch your email, you give Nylas the right to do that on their server side. What this means is that in addition to trusting Gmail or FastMail with your data, you now have to trust a third-party as well. And that may be cool for others, but doesn't work for me.
- Sophistifunk 11y agoOuch, I wasn't aware of this, as I haven't used it yet, and my brief poking around the source was mostly focused on the UI. On the plus side, it's open source and seems nice inside, so it shouldn't be hard to add support for regular old IMAP or JMAP if one wants.