Even Ispmail Workaround has no ide how to update Dovecot.

Do not try to upgrade your existing server using apt-get dist-upgrade. There are too many changes especially with Dovecot.

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After four years of development, we’re thrilled to announce a major milestone in the evolution of Stalwart — the full implementation of JMAP for Calendars, Contacts,File Storage, and Sharing. With this release, Stalwart becomes the first JMAP server to fully support the entire family of JMAP collaboration protocols, marking a new era for open, efficient, and elegant groupware.

Post about settings up mu4e for fastmail

Index your Gmail account to a SQLite DB and play with the data. - marcboeker/gmail-to-sqlite

Hydroxide is a third-party, open-source ProtonMail bridge.

Revolutionize your email infrastructure

How to prevent Microsoft clients from responding to e-mail with a “reaction”.

Open-source editor for crafting emails.

Email.ML is a minimalistic temporary email service. Get a temporary email without revealing any personal information.

This article is misleading since a lot

Seems to me that Mailvelope is one of the easier ways to get with the program for users of Hotmail or Google Mail on desktop web. 🤷🏻‍♀️

“Matthew Green and Ian Miers recently proposed puncturable forward secure encryption, which is a technique to add forward secrecy to OpenPGP-like systems. […]

Guidelines on how to approximate forward secrecy were published in 2001 by Ian Brown, Adam Back, and Ben Laurie. Although their proposal is only for an approximation of forward secrecy, it is significantly simpler than Green and Miers’ approach, and it works in practice.”

I’ve been daydreaming of an olm/double ratchet over email but apparently that requires key exchange which isn’t possible on an asynchronous communication protocol like SMTP. 😭

Hydroxide is a third-party, open-source ProtonMail bridge.

Article covers the three major components of modern email domain security: DKIM for signing, SPF for sender verification, and DMARC for stricter enforcement of the other two. It is assumed the reader has a basic understanding of DNS and has experience using email with their own domain.