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Are there open-source JMAP implementations you recommend? I understand not wanting to commit to the protocol for customers but I suspect it's been dissuading th
by geofft 7y ago
Are there open-source JMAP implementations you recommend? I understand not wanting to commit to the protocol for customers but I suspect it's been dissuading the creation of third-party clients since there's nothing to use it with.
(Also, a little bit off-topic, but as a Pobox customer, can I use JMAP / am I already using it from the webmail interface?)
- chrismorgan 7y agoOur own implementation sits atop the open-source Cyrus mail server. I’m not sure if JMAP is enabled by default in stable releases yet, or whether you have to go for the bleeding edge to get it. I personally have no basis upon which to make any recommendations for JMAP clients, servers or libraries. The JavaScript one we use in our webmail is not particularly suitable for others to use, despite being open source, as it’s quite tied to our Overture web framework which pretty much only we use. There is, however, a list at https://jmap.io/software.html https://jmap.io/software.html of software that supports JMAP. On your Pobox question: when reading your email at fastmail.com, you’re using the Fastmail webmail, which speaks JMAP.