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I made the same switch a couple years ago (GMail -> Fastmail) and have had the exact same (pleasant) experience. Fastmail is fast and has sane defaults, a power
by lukeqsee 13y ago
I made the same switch a couple years ago (GMail -> Fastmail) and have had the exact same (pleasant) experience. Fastmail is fast and has sane defaults, a powerful filtering system, and good spam detection. As a bonus, I don't have to worry about Google reading my email to show me relevant ads. I've gladly spent the money to have reliable, fast, standards-friendly email. The only thing they lack is two-step authentication.
- dangoldin 13y agoYea - I was a bit hesitant but ended up making the switch anyways. It looks as if the other comment mentions that they do have it so I'll check it out.
- poulson 13y agoAccording to the Fastmail webpage, they do support (optional) two-factor authentication: https://www.fastmail.fm/signup/personal.html https://www.fastmail.fm/signup/personal.html
- lukeqsee 13y agoThanks! I think it's new. That's the first I've seen regarding it. Edit: come to find out, it's only supported on secondary logins, so the master account cannot have two-factor authentication.