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Except they did invest the time. They have a bridge software, but it's proprietary and locked out for free users.
by Sir_Cmpwn 8y ago
Except they did invest the time. They have a bridge software, but it's proprietary and locked out for free users.
- drdaeman 8y agoActually, you're right, I have missed that bridge is a full-fledged IMAP implementation. My mistake.
- zaarn 8y agoNotable here is that the bridge runs on the users computer so they don't have to decrypt mails on their side. IMAP doesn't have a builtin way to deal with fully encrypted mail transmission including all headers and the GPG user experience is last I checked still subpar while additionally I'm fairly certain it doesn't handle fully encrypted mail.