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Fastmail user here -- likewise somewhat dissatisfied. A few points of comparison: >U2F Supported by FM desktop browser app, works well. >unlimited email ali
by everybodyknows 5y ago
Fastmail user here -- likewise somewhat dissatisfied. A few points of comparison:
>U2F
Supported by FM desktop browser app, works well.
>unlimited email aliases
Yes, but the FM GUI does not scale. There's a linear list, access to it reached by picking through layers of UI salad down from the top view. List presentation is bulky; ordering by order of creation, only.
- nirvdrum 5y agoIn case you haven't seen it, Fastmail supports subdomain addressing [0]. I use that to create ad hoc aliases for most services I sign up for and they don't clutter up the UI. [0] -- https://www.fastmail.com/help/receive/addressing.html https://www.fastmail.com/help/receive/addressing.html
- joshka 5y ago+1 FM - I use subdomain + wildcard alias + denylist any leaked alias instead of single aliases + allow list. This seems to works well enough for my use case (single user domain)