Looking for suggestions, may switch?.again

[rscaramelo]

I have tried most of the mainstream email options but am still looking.
I use my own domain, need to migrate a decent amount of old mail, use an iPhone, I like using multiple signatures. I have tried Proton, Fastmail, Gmail/Workspace, Zoho, etc. Each one had things that annoyed me or were missing options. Webmail and a good phone experience is key.
Anyone have any other suggestions?

[jeffpan]

Originally Posted by rscaramelo

I have tried most of the mainstream email options but am still looking.
I use my own domain, need to migrate a decent amount of old mail, use an iPhone, I like using multiple signatures. I have tried Proton, Fastmail, Gmail/Workspace, Zoho, etc. Each one had things that annoyed me or were missing options. Webmail and a good phone experience is key.
Anyone have any other suggestions?

Try tuta they are good now.
Also if you don?t mind
Aliyun free Mail hosting is
pretty good, at least to me.

[rscaramelo]

Originally Posted by jeffpan

Try tuta they are good now.
Also if you don?t mind
Aliyun free Mail hosting is
pretty good, at least to me.

I wish Tuta would finally have email migration.
Never heard of the other. Will check it out!

[dryoldlime]

Originally Posted by jeffpan

Try tuta they are good now.
Also if you don?t mind
Aliyun free Mail hosting is
pretty good, at least to me.

Web search about Aliyun is not giving good results.

[jeffpan]

Originally Posted by dryoldlime

Web search about Aliyun is not giving good results.

It provides 50 email addresses
for user domain for free.
Each with 5GB mail storage and 2GB file storage.
They have native mobile app and webmail which
supports English language.
And Imap/pop/smtp works pretty well.
And you can enable 2f authentication as well as
custom antispam.

[TenFour]

Onmail is actually pretty good and has a nice webmail and app. But, you have to like their way of asking you if you want to receive mail from each sender when you first start out. Purelymail is cheap and cheerful, but webmail is Roundcube. You can use any phone app you want to. The new Thunderbird app isn't bad on Android--not sure on iPhone.

[beeboy]

Originally Posted by TenFour

Onmail is actually pretty good and has a nice webmail and app. But, you have to like their way of asking you if you want to receive mail from each sender when you first start out. Purelymail is cheap and cheerful, but webmail is Roundcube. You can use any phone app you want to. The new Thunderbird app isn't bad on Android--not sure on iPhone.

Thanks. Signed up yesterday for onmail. Sadly no 2fa although its supposed to be coming. I think most email services have 2fa by now.
My bad. It does have 2fa in the web interface not the app.

[TenFour]

Originally Posted by beeboy

Thanks. Signed up yesterday for onmail. Sadly no 2fa although its supposed to be coming. I think most email services have 2fa by now.

Onmail has 2FA--activate it in the Settings section.

[beeboy]

Originally Posted by TenFour

Onmail has 2FA--activate it in the Settings section.

Thank you! I was looking for it in the app. I should have known better. Seems like a decent service.

[Tsunami]

Originally Posted by jeffpan

Try tuta they are good now.

Why good "now"? Did you not like them in the past? Have they made any big changes in the recent past?

[rscaramelo]

Originally Posted by TenFour

Onmail is actually pretty good and has a nice webmail and app. But, you have to like their way of asking you if you want to receive mail from each sender when you first start out. Purelymail is cheap and cheerful, but webmail is Roundcube. You can use any phone app you want to. The new Thunderbird app isn't bad on Android--not sure on iPhone.

Onmail might be one of the only ones I have never tried. I might give them a look later.
Purelymail is actually great for what you pay. I don't mind Roundcube. I however can't stand the mail client on my iphone. If Thunderbird was available on iOS I would probably give it a go.

[rscaramelo]

Originally Posted by jeffpan

Try tuta they are good now.
Also if you don?t mind
Aliyun free Mail hosting is
pretty good, at least to me.

Tuta is a non-starter for me since they still don't have email migration available.

[TenFour]

Since Onmail is going away, what are you trying now? You mentioned email migration. For most services you can simply connect them to desktop Thunderbird to perform your own migration from one service to another.

[rscaramelo]

Originally Posted by TenFour

Since Onmail is going away, what are you trying now? You mentioned email migration. For most services you can simply connect them to desktop Thunderbird to perform your own migration from one service to another.

I'm temporarily with Google WS for now.