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Comment #48590664
(I work for Fastmail). That sounds odd – have you contacted our support team so we can look into it? https://www.fastmail.com/support/
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Comment #48590656
Offline support was added in August last year: https://www.fastmail.com/blog/fastmail-works-offline/
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Comment #48389887
Fastmail’s been around since 1999. (That’s 5 years older than Gmail…). It’s profitable and employee owned, not VC funded. The senior staff have all been working on it for over 15 y…
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Comment #48381586
(Chief Product Officer at Fastmail here.) > every email ended up in spam. This included emails from myself, others from my own gmail, and even replies from people I'd emailed first…
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Comment #47495284
Fastmail does not run on AWS: https://www.fastmail.com/blog/why-we-use-our-own-hardware/
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Comment #45566533
No final decision, but possibly not. Given Apple are dropping support for x86 Macs next year, it's unlikely to be something we could support for the long term.
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Comment #45566530
The desktop app will automatically pull from Gmail when you refresh the folder/label it fetches into, just like on the web.
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Comment #45566525
I'm sorry you feel like this, but it absolutely doesn't mean that. I believe we probably devote more engineering resources to open standards development than any other company, wit…
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Comment #45566491
No product plans to announce here at the moment, sorry, but we're aware there are a bunch of people that would like this.
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Comment #45566233
The main thing is better integration with the OS. So no browser chrome (even as a PWA, the browser adds buttons or a toolbar over the top of the app), integration with the Mac menu…
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Comment #45566159
> Just to be clear, does this mean the app is mainly reusing the already existing codebase of the web-app? Yes. > How much additional work went into the desktop-app? About 4 months…
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Comment #45565946
In Settings -> Mail Preferences you can choose to: * Show images by default for everyone (the images are always proxied via our CDN, so your IP is never leaked to the sender). * Sh…
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Comment #45565931
Next day or two is my best understanding, we're just getting it onto Flathub to handle app updates.
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Comment #45565603
Chief Product Officer of Fastmail here. I see a lot of comments here from people that don't appear to have actually tried using the app, which is a little disappointing; don't knoc…
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Comment #45070794
No, CRDTs wouldn’t be useful right for what we currently do. If we ever wanted collaborative text editing for something then we’d use them for sure.
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Comment #45070175
Or you could … just build it directly on indexedDB. That's what we did for our offline support at Fastmail, with just a small wrapper function to make the API promise based: https:…
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Comment #43296475
Support is coming soon, available now in public beta: https://www.fastmail.com/blog/offline-in-beta/
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Comment #42719941
A user is not the same as an email address! You can have up to 100 domains and (with wildcard aliases) basically unlimited addresses with a single user at Fastmail - you just pay p…
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Comment #41243001
The short answer is our new billing platform (Paddle), which all new users are on and we're moving everyone to, doesn't support it. (We're moving from a home-grown billing solution…
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Comment #41242843
> Password managers are phishing resistant. The browser plugin will not offer to autocomplete passwords on an identical-looking punycode domain. True … but the reaction to this by …
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Comment #41242798
(Chief Product Officer at Fastmail here.) Once your next step is not necessarily a password, having just the single username input up front becomes necessary to avoid confusion. To…