Mastodawn

How to create a free customizable 'mini web-site' at Porkbun with 'Link in Bio' - host your own social links and content:

https://kb.porkbun.com/article/234-how-to-build-your-online-brands-homepage-at-porkbun-with-link-in-bio

#porkbun #registrar

How to Build Your Online Brand's Homepage at Porkbun with Link in Bio - Porkbun Knowledge Base

Porkbun realizes your online needs don't necessarily include a custom website, which can hog a lot of time and energy. That's why we offer Link in Bio, which le

EMDiscussions 6d ago

Plume: Built on JMAP - A native Swift client for iPhone and Mac. Fast sync, zero tracking, built on the open standard:

https://plume.kler.dev/

#email #jmap

Plume — Email, as it should be.

A native Swift email client built on JMAP. Fast, private, and built for iPhone and Mac.

EMDiscussions Mar 25

FredOnline Mar 25

I've been experimenting with EU-based DNS and domain registrars, with some spare domains:

ClouDNS - for DNS only, a quick learning curve of their UI required. Free for 1 domain.

Gcore - for DNS only, that was really easy to set up! Multiple domains allowed, it's free providing you don't exceed monthly 'requests'.

INWX - for domain registrar and DNS, had a few head-scratching moments, but with a bit of help from their support, it was soon up and running.

Looking good so far!

#domains #dns

EMDiscussions Mar 23

eclipso Mail Europe Mar 23

We’re preparing to launch native OpenPGP support in eclipso Mail Europe.

Our web interface is already in the final testing stage, and we’re now looking for experienced users who actively use PGP and would like to help us refine the implementation.

Please note: Our mobile apps (iOS/Android) are still in development and will join later.

If you’re interested in joining the web beta, feel free to reply or send us a DM.

#OpenPGP #PGP #E2EE #Privacy #Security #Email #Fediverse #BetaTesting

EMDiscussions Mar 22

Another misleading blog title on this subject, which I assume is for shock value:

https://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2026/03/proton-mail-shared-user-information-with-the-police.html

Proton explain this on Reddit:

https://www.reddit.com/r/ProtonMail/comments/1rlt75p/comment/o8xtkgt/

#proton #email

Proton Mail Shared User Information with the Police - Schneier on Security

404 Media has a story about Proton Mail giving subscriber data to the Swiss government, who passed the information to the FBI. It’s metadata—payment information related to a particular account—but still important knowledge. This sort of thing happens, even to privacy-centric companies like Proton Mail.

Schneier on Security

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EMDiscussions Mar 19

2/2: Also, if the new email provider does not prove to be satisfactory enough for my needs, it's no big deal to use another provider.

For some people that import/export ALL their emails, that can be susceptible to errors/failures during transfer. If they then decide that the new provider was not satisfactory, all that importing/exporting was all for nought.

What do you do?
#email

EMDiscussions Mar 19

1/2: When changing email providers, I've never understood why some people feel the need to export many GB worth of emails from their old account, and then import them all into the new account.

For myself, I would copy over the last one month's worth of emails over, and then archive the rest locally. That practice has always served me well. If I have a need to find an older email, it's a simple matter to search my local email archive.

Continued on 2/2 . . .

#email

EMDiscussions Mar 16

Paul O'Brien Mar 16

Mailbox.org is one of those email providers that doesn’t get talked about as much as Proton Mail or Tuta, but it probably deserves more attention. I tested the service, looked at the trial limits, webmail, encryption options, and overall security posture. My review is here: https://paulobrien.com/mailbox-org-review-2026/

#Email #Privacy #CyberSecurity #MailboxOrg #DigitalPrivacy

Mailbox.org Review 2026 - Secure, Paid Email Done Properly

Mailbox.org is a paid German email provider with custom domains, aliases, IMAP, and PGP/S/MIME options, but a limited trial.

Paul O’Brien

EMDiscussions Mar 12

Runbox Mar 12

We've published a detailed post-event analysis of the March 4th 2026 outage that disrupted our email services. We sincerely apologize for the inconvenience and thank you for your patience. Here’s what happened, why, and the steps we’re taking to prevent a recurrence: https://blog.runbox.com/2026/03/post-event-analysis-of-email-service-incident-march-4th-2026/

Post-Event Analysis of Email Service Incident March 4th, 2026 - Runbox Blog

On March 4th, our email services experienced a major outage caused by a cascade of hardware failures—multiple disks failed in quick succession, and a critical server went down, impacting virtual services. We’ve since replaced the failed hardware, rebuilt the affected systems, and fully restored service. No user data was lost, and we have been taking immediate steps to prevent a recurrence.

Runbox Blog

EMDiscussions Mar 7

Get Gmail alerts on Ubuntu without a dedicated mail client:

https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2026/03/gnome-email-notifier-gmail-outlook

#email

Get Gmail alerts on Ubuntu without a dedicated mail client - OMG! Ubuntu

Pigeon Email Notifier is a GNOME Shell extension that does one thing: show a desktop notification when new mail arrives in your Gmail, Microsoft Outlook

OMG! Ubuntu

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