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> But FastMail supports other clients, right? I don't want to be forced to use their web interface or their app; I'm happy with the Apple-written Mail apps. It
by distances 9y ago
> But FastMail supports other clients, right? I don't want to be forced to use their web interface or their app; I'm happy with the Apple-written Mail apps.
It does, but at least for me the problem is using my separate forwarding-only e-mail address instead of fastmail.com as the sender. As far as I see, I need the native app for this.
- brongondwana 9y agoFastMail.com can send via a forwarding email address. You'll need to set up authentication at FastMail so it can authenticate to the forwarding service of course.
- distances 9y agoI don't use the forwarding service to send. I use it to forward incoming mail to FastMail, and in FastMail I just fake the sender address when sending e-mail.
- brongondwana 9y agoSadly your use-case is dying. Asymmetric mail flows are becoming harder and harder to support, as DKIM/DMARC alignment and SPF become stronger anti-spam signals, we're going to have to lock down on egress for domains which we don't have proof of control for.