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I made the switch a couple of days ago. Here is my experience so far: - interface looks better than a few years ago. It is still gwt based though which is notab
by Sytten 7y ago
I made the switch a couple of days ago. Here is my experience so far:
- interface looks better than a few years ago. It is still gwt based though which is notably insecure (I got a NPE in a warning the other day).
- they do support multiple domains but with a limit on aliases which is quite low (10 for the base plan)
- plus addressing is nice but managing where each go (folder) is a pain.
- no subdomain addressing
- privacy feels better with servers not in the US
- my threath model doesnt include the NSA so I am fine having unencrypted emails if I can have IMAP instead of browser based.
- calendar is very well done and simple to use
- combined with Nine on android I replaced google calendar, contacts and gmail.
Overall I am happy with the switch.
- stilisstuk 7y agoGwt? Npe? I am happy with mailfence. Miss yubikey and real twofactor (only in browser are two factor needed, imap etc just rely on normal password). I have catchall enabled and can use both my mailfence and my own domain interchangeable. I think I signed up with a 10 minute free mail. Paid with Bitcoin. Didn't provide any personal info (as principle, didn't use VPN etc). Set up dmarc etc. Helpful support. Really happy overall. I use fairemail for email and simplecontacts + davx5. Works really well.
- chrisweekly 7y agonot op but iiuc: gwt = google web toolkit npw = null pointer exception
- stilisstuk 7y agoThanks. How can I detect if gwt is used?
- Sytten 7y agoYou will see gwt transfers in network explorer.