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I migrated from fastmail.fm, very happy with it. I don't know what plus addressing is. I have also used pair.com for my email in the past, they do a very good
by read_wharf 15y ago
I migrated from fastmail.fm, very happy with it. I don't know what plus addressing is.
I have also used pair.com for my email in the past, they do a very good job of that.
I'm not aware of an email provider, other than google, that also does calendar synch. That's frustrating because it's such a natural fit, even though the two techs are different.
You could consider a shared hosting account on pair.com, and install/run your own calendar.
Edit: I think google must be fastmail's best source of new customers.
- akulbe 15y agoPlus addressing is as follows: assume your email address is read_wharf@fastmail.fm. If you send an email to read_wharf+list@fastmail.fm, you'll still get the email in your Inbox, but you can make rules that allow you to send stuff addressed to +something to specific folders. It's great. I thought it was just a Gmail thing, but it's part of one of the email RFCs.
- read_wharf 15y agoCool. I just tested that on my fastmail address and it works. read_wharf+hey@fastmail.fm Even cooler, I don't use my fastmail address, I use my own domain and point it at fastmail, and that still works. real_name+hey@mydomain.com Edit: none of those are real addresses. :)