↳ In-reply-to » @prologic See https://www.sogo.nu/, it looks it has an web app.

@ada interesting. Is blacklisting/spam much of an issue? As in, will I have to constantly change fight to get my IP to be trusted with the big email providers?

↳ In-reply-to » @adi @prologic It's worth bearing in mind that

I’ve really hated the entire idea of app stores. I have been on Google Pixels since the 4, and use Calyxos, so can’t use PlayStore. Aurora comes preinstalled, but it’s kinda flakey.

F-Droid is ideal, all reproducible builds, opensource. It’s totally doable, but thinks like banking apps and utility apps, aren’t on there, as probably never will be as they all do dodgy stuff they don’t want you knowing about.

The reason I hate app stores, is because we already have a (somewhat decentralised) trusted transport in TLS/HTTPS. Like, I know if I’m on the hsbc.co.uk website, I’m 99.999999% sure I’m actually speaking to hsbc. So, then provide me the APK and let me down it. Or, make a decent PWA/WebApp so I don’t need your app.

Thing is. I don’t trust Google or Apple even a fraction as much as I would trust the TLS of the companies domain.

↳ In-reply-to » @prologic See https://www.sogo.nu/, it looks it has an web app.

Interesting, it looks a little better for me, but it’s a bit slow and laggy.

I’ve tried to stay away from hosting email servers myself. It’s really hard. But I’ve thought about a project which uses something like mailgun or SES, but then I create a ui and restful server over the top of it. But, priorities….

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