Scott Johnson

Comment by **alex-7fpWKwwsGRSusbQB** on December 30, 2019: Hey there. For what it's worth, COI is related to / a fork? of [Delta.Chat](https://delta.chat) at least based on [this HN thread](https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19216346). I...

Maybe. I'm not usually sanguine about adding more webmail complexity for a user subset though (you can use any actual app you want instead).

Sorry for the late reply (I'm extra slow at Github issues it seems). As terba pointed out, controlling who can send as what is what the Send As is for....

Interesting, I'll try to find out why iOS wants to create its own calendar. MacOS in this case probably works because Purelymail explicitly hides every addressbook but default from MacOS....

The address does not need to exist when routing. If you can get a copy of whatever bounce email they receive, that would probably shed light on what's going on.

The order of the routing rule creation should not matter. My best guess is that for one of your target addresses, Purelymail couldn't find the mx host to deliver to....

> Ideally we could hide the Automatically Collected group from macOS/iOS. Actually for the MacOS client we already do that, see https://github.com/nextcloud/contacts/issues/399 for problem description. My impression was that iOS...

I'll take a look at the plugin quality, but I'm unsure whether this is a good idea- since adding the PGP into webmail _invalidates the point of PGP keys._

I'll consider it- I'm not actually that familiar with Github Pages. (One nice thing about the current setup though is that some of it is code-derived.)

Yea, the symbolic subaddressing applies first before routing rules. Given how often people run into this, I definitely need at least a warning when you try it. On October 5,...