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Leaving Gmail for Mailbox.org

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351 points giuliomagnifico | 4 comments | 22 Aug 25 17:41 UTC | HN request time: 0s | source
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rendleflag ◴[22 Aug 25 22:09 UTC] No.44990465[source]▶
I’ve been a Fastmail user for years, having left Gmail. It works great and have nothing be but praise for them. I use my own domain with them so if I decide to leave it’s not an issue worrying about updating people with my new email.
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palata ◴[22 Aug 25 22:12 UTC] No.44990488[source]▶
I was really happy with Fastmail as well. Before that I used ProtonMail, which was annoying because it forced me to install their bridge and use their encryption stuff.

After Fastmail I went to Migadu, and it's absolutely great. I have never seen support requests getting answers that quickly :-).

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1. tamimio ◴[23 Aug 25 00:20 UTC] No.44991650[source]▶
I don’t see masked email feature in Migadu, is there one? Useful for burner services
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2. kenmacd ◴[23 Aug 25 02:03 UTC] No.44992325[source]▶
I use identities for this:

https://migadu.com/guides/identities/

I can send as the address, and emails arrive in my normal mailbox. I also use them for giving self-hosted services their own address/password to email me.

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3. litmus-pit-git ◴[23 Aug 25 03:19 UTC] No.44992815[source]▶
How's migadu's email ip reputation? Also do you have to create these identities in that admin panel to use or you can use it on the go like duck.com or Apple's hide my email?
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4. kenmacd ◴[23 Aug 25 14:41 UTC] No.44996360{3}[source]▶
Not sure on the reputation, but I personally haven't had any issues emailing people using gmail or microsoft. They have a good DNS Diagnostics page that checks all your domains DKIM/SPF/DMARC settings.

I've been using identities created in the admin panel, but they do have subdomain addresses where everything to *@user.domain goes to user@domain, and you can configure a 'Catchall' address (and of course 'plus addresses'). I haven't used either though.