I have sent a mail to Ryan for including Tutanota.de in the list of approved
free software webmail systems.
Hopefully, he will get it from there.
Yes, it seems Tutanota is already under review. If you view the source code
of the FSF page (https://www.fsf.org/resources/webmail-systems), you'll see a
section that's commented out - lines 369-395. This is what they say about
Tutanota:
LibreJS blocks pretty much all scripts on the page -
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Hash: SHA1
Let's hope tuta nota fixes their scripts soon, and can get the RYF
seel of approval. Same for postio.
On 08/12/2015 02:45 PM, tba...@openmailbox.org wrote:
Yes, it seems Tutanota is already under review. If you view the
source code of the FSF page
Dave, posteo.de is recommended by the Free Software Foundation too. According
to FSF, posteo is Fully compliant with LibreJS's standards, but a bug in
LibreJS causes the site to not work when the plugin is enabled.
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Hash: SHA1
Thanks for further validating my choice of email provider :) I
whitelisted the site in noscript. The web interface could use some
accessibility improvement; since I can use icedove, it's not a deal
breaker.
Cheers,
Dave
On 08/11/2015 03:11
Tutanota looks cool. I hope someone is passing on all these suggestions to
the FSF for consideration, to see if they are appropriate to list on the Free
Webmail List (or Free Software Directory in the case of MailinaBox).
https://tutanota.uservoice.com/forums/237921-general/suggestions/7926183-is-this-site-as-safe-as-it-proclaims
In addition we plan to support LIbreJS
Where have you heard that plan? There's an open issue for it at:
https://tutanota.uservoice.com/forums/237921-general/suggestions/7502086-librejs-compliance
Excellent news! Thanks.
Great news about tutanota; I've decided to migrate to posteo.de. Not sure
about its fitness for librejs, but I temporarily whitelisted it for signup
and preferences setting. There is a captcha of the non-image, non-audio-file
kind; I had no trouble with it. The automatic migration
What about https://tutanota.de/?
Well actually at the moment it is the best one. Openmailbox I think has
cookies attached to it. :(
Noscript picks up suspicious scripts on it.
and yes I know that it was on the list.
It is also the best one on the list though (at the moment.)
Hi Dave!
That is a shame indeed. Not only filling a captcha is required to open the
account but also to login to the webmail service.
If you have a friend that can help you fill the captcha when you open an
account you can then use their service with a client like icedove or claws
mail.
I
I've tried getting accounts on rugged inbox and open mailbox. Both have
visual captcha, with no alternative way to prove I'm human. I guess people
who need tools like Orca screen reader are not welcome.
My bad!
I forgot about this email self defence guide.
Thank you SuperTrump83, for bringing the old pal to memory.
gmail..
I will try it
Of course, many of my contacts use or might use it (or yahoo, or hotmail, or
whatever). It's unfortunate, and I can try to talk them out of it at least
for personal life, but that's the way it is for now.
I can be as free as I want, if I can't my message across, it's pointless, you
know what
Hi lap4fsf. I'm glad you like ruggedinbox. I myself trust them. I have a
riseup mail account and I opened a ruggedinbox account too :)
I recommend you install the addon enigmail for Icedove. It is a very easy way
to sign/encrypt/decrypt your mails, very effective and very easy to use.
Here
Sure. And that is why I personally signup for a decent mail provider and then
calmly and gently explain to my friend why, if he wants to communicate with
me by mail, he needs to use a decent mail provider. If he understands I call
him and tell him the password for his new mail account (which
I just tried sending myself a test mail from ruggedinbox to gmail. It's
received as a spam. I wouldn't call that useable. Is there a way to prevent
that?
Good idea, it's doable, although it's a bit unpractical.
Though the idea of emails being truly personal is a great argument, and could
be very convincing. I'll probably do that while keeping gmail for business
(no way I'd do that with work partners, I'd starve).
I'm also tempted by the idea
Great to hear that!
I have opened an account in ruggedinbox.com.
The roundcube log-in screen seems to have some issue with LibreJS add-on,
while squirrelmail flavour, on the other hand seems to work like charm.
Possibly, a newbie question: How do the ruggedinbox.com handle encryption? Do
Plus most corporate users you'll communicate with will be using gmail, yahoo
mail etc. Might as well use one of those too (not anonymous nor
privacy-friendly, but secure enough, even with js enabled).
The true advantage of ruggedinbox (not being forced to use javascript and
maybe Tor) is
Let me add one that you may not be using or have heard of... posteo.de
They have something called cryptomail which encrypts your whole email. and
that isn't all either... :) and they have 0 trackers on their website at
least to my knowledge.
Although their is a 1$ fee per month which might
Let me add one that you may not be using or have heard of... posteo.de
CalmStorm: posteo is the first in the list on the website we are talking
about! :P
openmailbox is subject to the Charlie law. It requires javascript to open an
account. It has a google tracker. It requires you to provide an email address
for you to open an account. It doesn't have an onion hidden instance.
Ruggedinbox has a few limits:
- 30 outgoing emails per day
- 1
As promised, ruggedinbox mail service was added to the list of Free Software
Webmail Systems
yayy :P
Ruggedinbox has a few limits:
- 30 outgoing emails per day
- 1 outgoing email every 3 minutes
while Openmailbox has not these limits. Besides Openmailbox has grown
rapidly. They already have about 130 000 users at the moment.
Since I read your posting, I did open an e-mail account with them. Matter
fact, I'm looking and researching to setup a e-mail server for us. My
colleagues agree and vote for it, All 14 employees voted unanimously. I'm
committed to my employees because of their vote! My employees would like
The gentleman who answered my mail told me that he informed the guy
responsible of the mail list and that they should update the website to
include several new services (rugged included hopefully).
Iḿ interested
Awesome. I love https://ruggedinbox.com/ . :)
glad you liked it lloydsmart! :)
Hi lap4fsf! I think you are right. In fact I just sent them a mail.
Hopefully ruggedinbox will get added to the list.
Cheers!
WOW! Mailinabox looks pretty amazing. I've been running my own mailserver for
a while now, but it's a pain to set everything up manually and the security
best practices included in Mailinabox are compelling. I think I'll make the
switch!
Hi SuperTramp83,
Great job!
I strongly believe this should be included in Free Software Foundation's Free
Software Webmail Systems page for the whole free software community.
Can you do it?
Jei: sure! But many don't have the knowledge or just don't want to take the
trouble of setting their own server. But I agree that it is the best possible
solution.
I personally trust and use riseup. But this one seems pretty decent too (the
ruggedinbox mail).
I didn't try it (yet) but this
I know many of you use openmailbox. I think you may be interested in this
alternative. Bulgaria seems better then France (the level of surveillance
machinery in France nowadays is like in the USA). This mail provider works
great with Tor and has a .onion hidden instance. It works perfectly
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