I moved off Gmail (more accurately, Google Apps) a few years ago. It was the last thing tying me to Google. Privacy concerns were the motivation for me, not any

I moved off Gmail (more accurately, Google Apps) a few years ago. It was the last thing tying me to Google. Privacy concerns were the motivation for me, not any technical or feature issues. I closed my account without having a "full featured" alternative ready. Instead, I used the the mailbox feature provided by my domain registrar[1]. I initially set out to only use this as a temporary arrangement, but the quality of service has been so excellent that I've had no reason to move from it. Keep in mind, because of this move, I'm no longer a "typical" email user. At least, not what has become typical of email. I use it purely as a personal communication tool. Not as an information archive, password manager, file storage or any other (mis)use of the thing that has seemed to become standard these days. I access it through a desktop client via IMAP, but they also provide webmail access via an instance of the GPL licensed Roundcude[2], which I use extremely rarely. [1] https://www.gandi.net/?lang=en https://www.gandi.net/?lang=en [2] http://roundcube.net/ http://roundcube.net/