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I would pay for a non-american webmail, provided the UI is merely as good as Gmail, which we're too dumb to create. I would think it's perfectly legitimate if
by aragot 12y ago
I would pay for a non-american webmail, provided the UI is merely as good as Gmail, which we're too dumb to create.
I would think it's perfectly legitimate if government administrations refused to communicate sensitive personal information on american email addresses.
- walshemj 12y agoWhy not go back to a client hosted MUA (thunderbird etc) like we used to do before gmail.
- msh 12y agoFor my part, because I need continuous access to all my mail/contacts/calendar from several mobile devices (phone+tablet) plus several computers. Before gmail and good mobile devices I used mutt on a shell account to get access constant access but that was only mail + contacts.
- ownagefool 12y agoCalDav, CardDav and IMAP should have these all sync together, no?
- msh 12y agoYes but no eu company offers it as a inexpensive package.
- ulfw 12y agoI haven't seen a mobile device that doesn't do IMAP/CalDav and/or Exchange. Why do you need to go to a website on a mobile device to read your email?
- msh 12y agoNo, but most webmail providers dont offer calDAV + cardDav or exchange on any inexpensive account. The problem is not the device but the providers.
- Omniusaspirer 12y agoIf you absolutely cannot find what you're looking for then nothing stops you from just firing up your own email server and putting whatever UI you like on it. That's what I did a while ago and I haven't looked back, using Gmail/Yahoo/whatever is a miserable experience in comparison.