Mailtemi

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by Mailtemi 11mo ago
As a JMAP client implementer, there’s a big plus, beside JMAP, in having an integrated server for email, contacts, and files. Some setups take days even for email, so an easy, fast setup saves a lot of time. Also, after code the CalDAV ↔ JS
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by Mailtemi 1y ago
Yep, there's always someone ranting about JSON inefficiencies, which I don't observe at all :)
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by Mailtemi 1y ago
Can confirm that (implemented JMAP). Deltas and asking for the entire mailbox instead of folder by folder is really good. And as a side effect: 1. Less client-side logic for sync. 2. There are many JSON parsers compared to IMAP, makin
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by Mailtemi 2y ago
Really? Fire the Rust Servo team and double the CEO's salary in the same year? Almost the same money.
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by Mailtemi 2y ago
Mozilla diversifies by increasing the CEO's salary for nothing. Wiki: In 2020, after returning to the position of CEO, Baker's salary was more than $3 million. In 2021, her salary rose again to more than $5 million, and again to n
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by Mailtemi 2y ago
What do you mean by JMAP is 'limiting as an API'? It actually lifts the IMAP protocol to be used by web apps easily.
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by Mailtemi 2y ago
In addition to Cloud, there is one more thing: Mobile. Banks. Parking lots. Shops. Europe should invest in a Linux phone OS with NFC and unified push notifications.
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by Mailtemi 2y ago
This is just a step toward offline support. It's not available yet, because Android comes first. The app is ready for offline use, but I don't want to implement it without 'full text search.' I plan to use SQLite FTS5. M
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by Mailtemi 2y ago
I'm actually working on this ( https://mailtemi.com/blog/storage-redesign/ ). After pushing Mailtemi on Android, I will continue working on full offline support.
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by Mailtemi 2y ago
It does behind CASA!
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by Mailtemi 2y ago
Can you give an example of expensive binary data parsing? Having implemented JMAP and IMAP protocols myself, I haven’t encountered a need in either protocol to send binary data to the server for sync/search operations that would requir
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by Mailtemi 2y ago
Neither Fastmail's JMAP for third-party apps nor Stalw.art supports Contacts/Calendars yet. Fastmail said that it will be enabled once it passes IETF standardization. Stalw.art also mentioned they will add support after the standa
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by Mailtemi 2y ago
JMAP uses fewer resources server-side, and with their scale, it will probably reduce operating costs. But it will depends on how much they will save compared with devel/migration costs.
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by Mailtemi 2y ago
MSGraph is slower and not as convenient for email compared to JMAP. In addition to requiring more API calls for the same result, MSGraph starts throttling with HTTP 429 responses after several calls, making the initial synchronization much
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by Mailtemi 2y ago
You can use https://stalw.art . Compared to other email stacks, it is very easy to set up. Its support is on par with Fastmail. I develop a JMAP email app ( https://mailtemi.com ) and have run equal tests against stalw
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by Mailtemi 3y ago
As a server ( https://stalw.art/ ) has very solid JMAP support. James ( https://james.apache.org ) has good support too. Only the filter part of the API lacks some features.
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by Mailtemi 3y ago
I've followed your advice, 'Google it.' "According to the company's filings, Mitchell Baker's compensation went from $5,591,406 in 2021 [PDF] to $6,903,089 in 2022." Did not continue to dig further. Mozill
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by Mailtemi 3y ago
Gmail is successful because it naturally is the biggest honeypot. Most antispam API filters are like accumulators. When a trend is detected, the rest are protected. But overall, it's about scale.
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by Mailtemi 3y ago
I've got sometimes a legitimate Google or MS dev newsletter emails going into their own spam folders :) .
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by Mailtemi 3y ago
The people who were capable continued to program, while the incapable ones found an easier career path through Agile.
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by Mailtemi 3y ago
I used multi_index a lot in the past. However, since I also frequently use sqlite, I have decided to exclusively use SQLite for multi_index in memory. If there is a problem, temporarily using sqlite as a file makes it a lot easier to trac
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by Mailtemi 4y ago
Yep, just a few bites :) Especially if you're on vacation. IMAP IDs can change, requiring the email client to re-download all emails.
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by Mailtemi 4y ago
Each JMAP server should include IMAP QRESYNC like functionality at least. Plus the ability to batch JMAP calls. For instance, if you have five folders with IMAP, it might take at least five hops to access them. With JMAP, it could be acc
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by Mailtemi 4y ago
Initially, the proposition relied on Fastmail protocol, which was/is superior to IMAP. It was pleasing that standardization began, as MS Activesync charged a few dollars per user just for the protocol. Even the Apache James mail serv
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by Mailtemi 4y ago
Already useful. After googling for 1 hour how to test some features with openssl. Want to add comments for QA's, how to test production with pure openssl with som exotics like FIPS. Many links but scattered info. Then I typed "how
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by Mailtemi 4y ago
IMAP IDLE needs an open connection. When the phone is locked all apps are suspended(connection closed) except if they are VOIP. So this makes IDLE unusable. Moreover an open connection takes more energy. So here comes push notification and
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by Mailtemi 4y ago
The only credentials which will flow is OAuth/API token. Mailtemi (future)server would not store it, only ephemeral (http + cert check) connection to advice for push notification.JMAP and MSGraph protocols are fine by design. Gmail nee
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by Mailtemi 4y ago
Yes , I guess I need to update the site to include this info , as this question emerges too often. Some extra features like push notification will require subscription (probably a few $ a year). Right now it works (only in a dev environment
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by Mailtemi 4y ago
Honestly not sure how to answer this. Mailtemi is just like any other iOS email app. Actually it doesn't include even crash logging, just avoid sending anything to 3th party service. Just curious , is there any iOS open source email a
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by Mailtemi 4y ago
It's not a hobby project. The app will remain free as it is now. But some extra features like push notification will require subscription (probably a few $ a year).

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