I highly suggest Thundermail (tb.pro) if you wanna switch to a libre email provider. Mozilla hosts stalwart and their own libre mail client for you, along with providing 15 mail aliases and 3 custom domains, for a small price. I have been using it as my daily since past few months. I haven’t found any bugs despite it being in beta.
Given Mozilla’s AI stance I can’t see it as an improvement. I never want to side with NOT-Mozilla but the way they handled the Firefox AI stuff was messy at the bare minimum.
As a direct Proton Mail replacement I’m migrating to tuta.com. Which funnily enough just got a Thunderbird add-on recently.
It is but it also means they are actually doing stuff for their users, I want to see et grow into something more thorough in the future, for now it’s progress.
I signed up yesterday. Really liking it so far but I’m still messing around with it. Do you have your app synced? I’m trying to figure out if I can change the settings on one PC and have them affect another PC/phone without exporting.
Thunderbird application settings being client side, have a separate sync design, unrelated to thundermail. I don’t remember whether they finished it, but I do remember they were working on a sync feature.
I highly suggest Thundermail (tb.pro) if you wanna switch to a libre email provider. Mozilla hosts stalwart and their own libre mail client for you, along with providing 15 mail aliases and 3 custom domains, for a small price. I have been using it as my daily since past few months. I haven’t found any bugs despite it being in beta.
Given Mozilla’s AI stance I can’t see it as an improvement. I never want to side with NOT-Mozilla but the way they handled the Firefox AI stuff was messy at the bare minimum.
As a direct Proton Mail replacement I’m migrating to tuta.com. Which funnily enough just got a Thunderbird add-on recently.
messy, but at least handled?
I saw this earlier and got excited, just to find out it was just a browser tab inside of thunderbird.
It is but it also means they are actually doing stuff for their users, I want to see et grow into something more thorough in the future, for now it’s progress.
I signed up yesterday. Really liking it so far but I’m still messing around with it. Do you have your app synced? I’m trying to figure out if I can change the settings on one PC and have them affect another PC/phone without exporting.
Thunderbird application settings being client side, have a separate sync design, unrelated to thundermail. I don’t remember whether they finished it, but I do remember they were working on a sync feature.
Got it. I suppose Thundermail is new so they’re still working on things.
I don’t trust Mozilla