I should probably have mentioned that support for non-ascii addresses is also required
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What do people use for email hosting these days? I'm changing to a new domain and haven't done this since google apps was free
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Oh cool even
@Google (who I thought was the leader in unicode support here) doesn't let me sign up for@gsuite with my namepic.twitter.com/vZWmTXTi7u
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2014: https://googleblog.blogspot.com/2014/08/a-first-step-toward-more-global-email.html … "In the future, we want to make it possible for you to use them to create Gmail accounts." 2020: I guess they forgot?
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We use fastmail. You have to pay for it though.
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Do you know if they support non-ascii addresses?
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I'm using POBox (https://www.pobox.com/ ) for my various emails but they all forward to my gmail account right now.
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Do they support non-ascii addresses?
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Currently using fastmail Neat , has calendar and contacts Spam blocker is great Can’t wait for
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Yeah I was thinking about waiting for
@heyhey to support it, but I'm trying to find and eliminate anything that still has sean as my name. Not really interested in an email service where my address has to advertise for them
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