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> The upcoming email hosting service from Thunderbird will support IMAP, SMTP and JMAP out of the box Is there any email hosting out there with support for JMA

by alecsm 1y ago

> The upcoming email hosting service from Thunderbird will support IMAP, SMTP and JMAP out of the box Is there any email hosting out there with support for JMAP?

alibrarydweller 1y ago
Fastmail has had it for a while.
- TkTech 1y ago
  I'd hope so, they kinda made it :)
newscracker 1y ago
AFAIK, only Fastmail (which was the creator of JMAP).
- sevkih 1y ago
  Also https://stalw.art/ https://stalw.art/
  - abound 1y ago
    Stalwart is a mail server program, not a live email server you can pay someone money to use. One can of course use Stalwart to run a hosted email service.
    - sevkih 1y ago
      https://stalw.art/managed-email/ https://stalw.art/managed-email/ > Let us handle the complexities of your email infrastructure with our comprehensive managed email server service.
      - abound 1y ago
        That's fair! I didn't know they were offering that. I think it's a recent development -- it's not generally available ("contact us"), and it seems more focused at enterprise-type deployments than end-user mail that your typical Fastmail/Protonmail/etc. But for the original question: > Is there any email hosting out there with support for JMAP? Stalwart really isn't a practical answer, at least yet.
  - lb_ 1y ago
    Thundermail uses Stalwart
PopAlongKid 1y ago
I much prefer POP, as I only send and receive emails on my desktop computer and I want to decide when I fetch new emails. Is there any way to make IMAP work more like POP?
- Jaxan 1y ago
  Just disable any automatic fetching. IMAP is not pushing mails to you, but the client regularly pulls.
- homebrewer 1y ago
  fdm, imapsync, lots of similar alternatives. Synchronize email to your machine and then use any MUA, or even several of them, to read it from a local directory (Thunderbird also works AFAIK). They can also remove email from the remote and keep just the local copy. Pretty much 1:1 with POP. I've been using this setup (with fdm) for probably more than a decade.
sylens 1y ago
I would hope this starts building momentum outside of Fastmail and maybe we see support added to clients like Apple Mail

by alecsm 1y ago

> The upcoming email hosting service from Thunderbird will support IMAP, SMTP and JMAP out of the box Is there any email hosting out there with support for JMAP?

alibrarydweller 1y ago

Fastmail has had it for a while.

TkTech 1y ago
I'd hope so, they kinda made it :)

newscracker 1y ago

AFAIK, only Fastmail (which was the creator of JMAP).

sevkih 1y ago
Also https://stalw.art/ https://stalw.art/
- abound 1y ago
  Stalwart is a mail server program, not a live email server you can pay someone money to use. One can of course use Stalwart to run a hosted email service.
  - sevkih 1y ago
    https://stalw.art/managed-email/ https://stalw.art/managed-email/ > Let us handle the complexities of your email infrastructure with our comprehensive managed email server service.
    - abound 1y ago
      That's fair! I didn't know they were offering that. I think it's a recent development -- it's not generally available ("contact us"), and it seems more focused at enterprise-type deployments than end-user mail that your typical Fastmail/Protonmail/etc. But for the original question: > Is there any email hosting out there with support for JMAP? Stalwart really isn't a practical answer, at least yet.
- lb_ 1y ago
  Thundermail uses Stalwart

PopAlongKid 1y ago

I much prefer POP, as I only send and receive emails on my desktop computer and I want to decide when I fetch new emails. Is there any way to make IMAP work more like POP?

Jaxan 1y ago
Just disable any automatic fetching. IMAP is not pushing mails to you, but the client regularly pulls.
homebrewer 1y ago
fdm, imapsync, lots of similar alternatives. Synchronize email to your machine and then use any MUA, or even several of them, to read it from a local directory (Thunderbird also works AFAIK). They can also remove email from the remote and keep just the local copy. Pretty much 1:1 with POP. I've been using this setup (with fdm) for probably more than a decade.

sylens 1y ago

I would hope this starts building momentum outside of Fastmail and maybe we see support added to clients like Apple Mail