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Wondering what domain names mailbox provider Fastmail uses for their email service? You'll never get an exact list, as customers can point their own domains at the service, but it turns out that Fastmail has a built-in list of 110 email domains that they offer up for client use. As of October 2022, those 110 domains are: 123mail.org, 150mail.com, 150ml.com, 16mail.com, 2-mail.com, 4emai…
Check it out -- it's our first taste of BIMI on iOS outside of beta. Apple iOS users who upgrade to iOS 16 can now see a BIMI logo associated with an email send, depending on what mailbox provider they use. All four of these CNN Newsletter signup emails were opened and view…
It's time for another BIMI update, and this time it's chock full of new details that you'll want to know! So let's get right to it. The Authindicators Working Group (the folks behind the BIMI spec) have just indicated that Apple plans BIMI support!  The informa…
It's time for your periodic BIMI adoption status update.  A quick overview of what this is all about: BIMI  is a standard  being adopted by multiple internet services providers (ISPs) to allow the display of a sender's logo along side email messages, when displayed on a…
The good people at email platform provider Fastmail (whom I've blogged about more than once previously ) are dealing with a distributed denial-of-service ( DDOS ) attack. Not fun. I feel for them. From Twitter :  Over the last two days, service has been interrupted sever…
"It’s like Apple’s new Hide My Email feature, but it works everywhere," according to The Verge . And it's powered by email platform Fastmail , perhaps a bit of a niche provider, but I mean that in a good way. Founded in 1999 , Fastmail hast a long history in the e…
It's been a while since I've posted a BIMI status update, and things are changing! Things are standardizing! Things are getting good. So, let's get right to it...
I'm not exactly sure when it went live, but I am now reliably informed that Australian mailbox provider (and owner of Pobox and Topicbox ) Fastmail now supports BIMI. Fastmail's Marc Bradshaw was kind enough to confirm for me: They do not have a FAQ or support page on…
Following up to my recent post about email forwarding, Rob Mueller wrote in, talking up his particular email provider. It's called Fastmail.fm.