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IIUC, Mailspring (Nylas?) inserted their own cloud layer in between your device and a cloud email provider, to store email and provide "value added" features; s
by ssivark 5y ago
IIUC, Mailspring (Nylas?) inserted their own cloud layer in between your device and a cloud email provider, to store email and provide "value added" features; so it's not cloud-free and requires trusting one more entity.
- elcomet 5y agoI think they removed this but I'm not 100% sure
- jamesgeck0 5y agoThe Mailspring ID was made optional at the end of March. You do still need it if you want to use Mailspring Pro features that require their server.
- louis-lau 5y agoNylas did, yeah. Mailspring stores all email locally. Recently the requirement to sign in with a mailspring ID was removed entirely.