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FastMail's CardDAV System
- jasonkostempski 12y agoFantastic! This is actually the one thing that's been keeping me from going with my own domain for personal email. For whatever reason, no one else is doing this for a reasonable price for personal accounts.
- chrisblackwell 12y agoI agree. I can't believe who little suppliers their are for this service. I use FastMail and love it, but I would love to see a lot more competition in this space.
- shmerl 12y agoI prefer Mykolab for that purpose.
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- girvo 12y agoWell done guys and girls! If the integration is good, I'll likely move to FastMail's DAV setup instead of my ownCloud instance.
- rahimnathwani 12y agoThis is awesome. I use Google Apps for my personal domain, and switched to CardDAV and CalDAV once Google Sync (Exchange ActiveSync-ish protocol) was deprecated for basic Google Apps accounts: https://support.google.com/a/answer/2716936?hl=en https://support.google.com/a/answer/2716936?hl=en It has worked well for me. I like FastMail's write-up. This sort of thing always looks simple from the outside.
- coherentpony 12y agoFastMail have really been pulling it out of the bag recently. I'm impressed.
- jph00 12y agoWonderful! Despite being the founder of FastMail, I had to stop using it after we sold FastMail and I moved to Kaggle, due to lack of calendar support and contacts sync. I even wrote my own FastMail contacts sync service and kept supporting it for a while (http://www.emaildiscussions.com/showthread.php?t=60354 http://www.emaildiscussions.com/showthread.php?t=60354) but in the end it was easier to just move to Google Apps. But boy do I miss all the power user features at FastMail - I've been waiting for the day that I can move back, and now that day is here! :)