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>There is no such thing as free. I agree, which is why I've been paying for Pobox.com since 1996. $20 a year for three forwarding aliases of your choice. Fastm
by ylee 6y ago
>There is no such thing as free.
I agree, which is why I've been paying for Pobox.com since 1996. $20 a year for three forwarding aliases of your choice. Fastmail purchased the company a few years ago but I've noticed no changes.
- systemvoltage 6y agoFastMail is an amazing company. Their UI is old school and packs a punch. Their mobile app is fantastic. They also invented some new JSON based email standard: https://jmap.io/ https://jmap.io/
- tjoff 6y agoLast I tried their mobile app it was just an embedded web browser, quite the turnoff. Has that changed?
- systemvoltage 6y agoHaven’t had any problems with it. You’re right, it’s not native. I’m a fan of their HTML style which is perhaps why I like their browser based email app.
- nunodonato 6y agoI Love fastmail,just renewed my yearly subscription. Having that said, the mobile app is not fantastic at all. Try working with it with a poor or non-existent connection and good luck even accessing your calendar
- systemvoltage 6y agoI’ve used their mobile app on iPhone just for reading email. It’s great! But I guess it can be better.
- 1_player 6y agoMobile app is serviceable, not fantastic. On iOS if you tap on an email notification it'll just open the app showing some old email, not the one I just clicked. Why? That said, I'm a very happy paying customer.
- rmkrmk 6y agosince fastmail supports push via the default iOS mail.app for a while now I just deleted their own app