Resources
Clients
Hosting providers
- eclipso
- Fastmail
- Gmail
- [Google Workspace](…/Google Workspace/)
- Infomaniak
- [Microsoft 365](…/Microsoft 365/)
- Soverin
- [Zoho Mail](…/Zoho Mail/) ![[Privacy#Privacy-focused email hosting]]
Forwarding/aliases
- Addy.io
- Fastmail supports masked addresses, optionally integrated with 1Password
- Forward Email
- ImprovMX
- SimpleLogin supports masked addresses, optionally integrated with Proton Mail
One-time inboxes
[Security](…/Security (technology)/) tests
Cleanup tools
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[Development](…/Software development/) tools
- Mailpit - acts as a catch-all SMTP server, displaying all received messages using a web UI
Design
- Can I email… - support tables for HTML and CSS in emails
Workflow testing
Preview rendering
- Litmus
- Litmus PutsMail - free, fewer features
- Emailpreviewservices.com
- Email on Acid - email predeployment checklist
Deliverability
Sending services
- [Twilio SendGrid](…/Twilio SendGrid/)
- Mailtrap
Analysis
FAQ
Compose mail from the commandline (Fedora)
Installation (once)
This will install s-nail, a commandline “MUA” (Mail User Agent) with built-in SMTP (“MTA”) capability:
sudo dnf install mailx
The command mail will become a symlink to s-nail. Better verify this using:
ll -ld $(which mail)
Configuration (once)
set asksub
set v15-compat
set mta=smtps://apikey:SENDGRID_APIKEY_GOES_HERE@smtp.sendgrid.net:465 smtp-auth=login
set from=SENDER_ADDRESS_GOES_HERE
chmod 600 ~/.mailrc
Usage
mail RECIPIENT_ADDRESS
# Type message here
# Press Ctrl+D to send, Ctrl+C to cancel