I’m using Gmail as an email client. I tell Gmail to go to fetch emails from my other accounts and so I have unified email. I don’t use @gmail.com as my primary address.
Problem: from today Google discontinued the feature and they warned me only yesterday.
Which webmail has almost feature parity with Gmail?
I need filters and fetching emails from multiple accounts. I have a dedicated server so the part of fetching email can be done from an external program
The normal process would be to tell these other accounts to send emails to your primary account. Why would you even authorize another software (or mail provider) to fetch them instead.
I have good experiences with Ionos (with my own domain. But they like to upsell you with stuff you don’t need).
The Business mail tier also supports Exchange Active sync (flaky on Android. Works well on iOS). The business/basic tier has CalDAV/CardDAV (which I use on Android with Davx5.
Their spam is a bit overzealous. But if something ends up in there, you
A: Can whitelist the sender
B: Receive an info-mail at the end of the day about new messages in the folder.
The webmailer is neat. But I rather use Thunderbird.
I’m using Gmail as an email client. I tell Gmail to go to fetch emails from my other accounts and so I have unified email. I don’t use @gmail.com as my primary address.
Problem: from today Google discontinued the feature and they warned me only yesterday.
Which webmail has almost feature parity with Gmail?
I need filters and fetching emails from multiple accounts. I have a dedicated server so the part of fetching email can be done from an external program
The normal process would be to tell these other accounts to send emails to your primary account. Why would you even authorize another software (or mail provider) to fetch them instead.
Filters are available (almost) everywhere.
I have good experiences with Ionos (with my own domain. But they like to upsell you with stuff you don’t need).
The Business mail tier also supports Exchange Active sync (flaky on Android. Works well on iOS). The business/basic tier has CalDAV/CardDAV (which I use on Android with Davx5.
Their spam is a bit overzealous. But if something ends up in there, you A: Can whitelist the sender
B: Receive an info-mail at the end of the day about new messages in the folder.
The webmailer is neat. But I rather use Thunderbird.