mailpace-rails
burner-email-providers
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mailpace-rails
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Outlook/Hotmail is no longer blocking my mail server
I run a small transactional email provider (https://mailpace.com), our IPs are very rarely added to blocklists- but we are very strict on what we allow through our service, and surprisingly we’ve had no long term delivery issues with any of the big providers.
So thanks to the federated/decentralized design of email, is totally possible to be part of the network without any special privileges.
We are sending millions of emails every day though, which is quite different to sending a couple hundred personal emails a week. If you’re running this on a cloud host, expect to be blocked by default. However if you can find a small vps provider you’ll have better luck on sending yourself.
- MailPace – Fast and Reliable Transactional Email
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Email: Explained from First Principles
If you’re going to learn anything, email is a good bet. It’s barely changed in 30 years, and I suspect it will not change much for a long time.
I built my own transactional email provider (https://mailpace.com), I wish I had found this link before I started.
I would also recommend reading the email RFCs, they’re not that difficult to understand and the history explains a lot. Email aside we can learn a lot from this kind of distributed, decentralised system design in the future.
- Ask HN: What companies are embracing “HTML over the wire”?
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Mail relay as a service? Moving away from selfhosted postfix 😔
Their website at https://mailpace.com/ says that it's only intended for transactional mails however
- In Search of Organic Software
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Postmark acquired by marketing firm ActiveCampaign
Give MailPace a try [0]. The creator seems like a great guy, and the service does what it says without any bs. I've been using it for a while now for side projects, and can only recommmend it.
0: https://mailpace.com/
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An Ode to Apples Hide My Email
I agree that this is a challenge! If you want to use the hosted version, it's impossible to avoid the need for that trust. I'm working on making self-hosting easier for this reason.
Some other services (like Firefox Relay) will use AWS' Simple Email Service for everything. I opted to go for [MailPace](https://mailpace.com/), an independent, privacy-focused provider instead, which is an improvement but still not ideal. I believe that SimpleLogin lets you self-host your email, which is best from a privacy perspective, but I'm slightly concerned about the UX of having to think about email deliverability. Still experimenting with that!
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Best server for email?
You could use an SMTP relay service and not worry about deliverability while still self hosting your email. I don't self host email anyway but for other things I use https://mailpace.com/ - it's has probably the best pricing in the market and works very well. Emails are delivered very quickly.
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✉️ Easily setup OhMySMTP for your Laravel application
When I was launching my new website, I was looking for an email provider. That's when I came across OhMySMTP, a simple and privacy-friendly transactional email service. My web framework of choice, Laravel, unfortunately doesn't support OhMySMTP by default. Luckily, OhMySMTP does provide a swiftmailer transport plugin! This can be installed in any Laravel project, and can be configured like official transports.
burner-email-providers
- Proton domains blocked by anti disposable filter :(
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An Ode to Apples Hide My Email
For an example of that, see here: https://github.com/wesbos/burner-email-providers/pull/339
But yes, definitely a concern that is constantly on our radar.
- Mozilla's Firefox Relay to be added to disposable-email-domains blacklist
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Firefox Relay
We're actively reaching out to maintainers of such lists (see e.g. [1]) to get us removed, and take a number of measures to make that more palatable (see also [1]). And of course Relay is a bit different from services like Mailinator, where email addresses are usually actually single-use: Relay addresses remain active until their owner actively disables them. Possibly in the future it might also be possible to bring your own domain, but I don't think we have any concrete plans for that that we can share.
That said, no solution is perfect, and I expect that there will likely always be situations where you will be forced to fall back to a regular email address.
[1] https://github.com/wesbos/burner-email-providers/pull/339
What are some alternatives?
go-simple-mail - Golang package for send email. Support keep alive connection, TLS and SSL. Easy for bulk SMTP.
AnonAddy - Anonymous email forwarding
Postal - 📮 A fully featured open source mail delivery platform for incoming & outgoing e-mail
disposable-email-domains - a list of disposable and temporary email address domains
Whenever - Cron jobs in Ruby
fx-private-relay - Keep your email safe from hackers and trackers. Make an email alias with 1 click, and keep your address to yourself.
RailsAdmin - RailsAdmin is a Rails engine that provides an easy-to-use interface for managing your data
Firefox Send
fir - Build reactive html apps in Go
send - Simple, private file sharing.
SimpleLogin - The SimpleLogin back-end and web app