AKICILJ/DW: Webmail Providers
Monday, December 6th, 2021 06:07 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
lizvogelOkay, flist; I'm in a bad spot, and maybe one of you can help. My email provider is shutting down at the end of the year (yes, ~3 weeks) and I still haven't found a replacement. My needs are simple but non-standard, and the cognitive load of trying to research providers while keeping all the other balls in the air is squashing me flat.
The absolute deal-breaker is being able to create a "from" alias on the fly. Preferably by just typing it in, but I could make do with something where I have to set up separate identities for each, as long as there's a generous number of them allowed. (This needs to be for an address that is *not* in a domain I own, as I don't own Sneakemail.)
Other things that are really important: Plain-text emails. A "To" field that shows both name and address, and allows in-field editing. An interface I can copy text and header info from. Proper white-listing. A spell-check. Either no cap on number of recipients per message, or a cap well north of 25.
It'd be great if it worked in my really ancient browser, but that's up there with winning the lottery at this point.
Also: Not Gmail. Not Hotmail. I do not welcome either of our technology overlords. Also, I like actually getting my email, which Gmail is iffy about.
Any suggestions?
The absolute deal-breaker is being able to create a "from" alias on the fly. Preferably by just typing it in, but I could make do with something where I have to set up separate identities for each, as long as there's a generous number of them allowed. (This needs to be for an address that is *not* in a domain I own, as I don't own Sneakemail.)
Other things that are really important: Plain-text emails. A "To" field that shows both name and address, and allows in-field editing. An interface I can copy text and header info from. Proper white-listing. A spell-check. Either no cap on number of recipients per message, or a cap well north of 25.
It'd be great if it worked in my really ancient browser, but that's up there with winning the lottery at this point.
Also: Not Gmail. Not Hotmail. I do not welcome either of our technology overlords. Also, I like actually getting my email, which Gmail is iffy about.
Any suggestions?
