• @Ripuli
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    133 years ago

    Sounds a bit creepy but many webmails already do this. I think you can also just block remote content on Thunderbird which should mitigate the issue

  • Sandro Linux
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    83 years ago

    Not sure how this feature is creepy it could be convenient for some people and they could use the address for mailing lists

    • Miya
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      • @pixelate
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      • Randoom
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        53 years ago

        simplelogin might be a good alternative.

      • Sandro Linux
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        33 years ago

        yes it would be cool if it became open source

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  • Helix
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    All these “safety features” for mail and nothing seems to be able to stop spam. SPF? DKIM? DNSSEC? Everything fails because it’s just too hard for everyone to properly self-host and E2E encrypt mail.

    I only communicate with friends by Matrix.org, I’m sad that there’s no simple mail equivalent. PGP is still a massive failure because big mail providers don’t want it and people don’t care.

    • ghost_laptop
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      43 years ago

      A matrix client that looks like an email one would be awesome, it probably could replace it for registrations if enough web sites start to adopt it.

    • @tracyspcyOP
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      33 years ago

      they don’t want to stop spam, they want to get access to your emails to remove all dangers for you :) such approach targets lazy or naive users :)