Comments on: Changing email addresses http://geeketiquette.com/archives/2007/06/24/changing-email-addresses/ Emily Post for the digital generation. Thu, 10 Sep 2009 00:23:49 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9 hourly 1 By: Philip Newton http://geeketiquette.com/archives/2007/06/24/changing-email-addresses/comment-page-1/#comment-18281 Philip Newton Wed, 27 Jun 2007 18:56:15 +0000 http://geeketiquette.com/archives/2007/06/24/changing-email-addresses/#comment-18281 I'm surprised Fastmail.FM isn't more widely known. I had a look at it after following a link in someone's email signature and set up an account. Free first, then member, now subscriber. At first, I hardly used it; at one point, I forwarded my LiveJournal mail there (including comment notifications) while I was on a training course where we had web access, and since then, I've used it quite a bit and rather like it. I especially like some parts of the interface I haven't seen elsewhere, such as the keyboard navigation (e.g. delete-and-go-to-newer-message: Ctrl+Space, 'd', ',' -- something I can't do in "one" step on Gmail, for example). Or even something simple as selecting a range of messages by clicking on one and shift-clicking on the last (GMX doesn't do this, for example). I think it deserves to be more widely-known, but when I hear about webmail, it's nearly always only Hotmail/MSN, Yahoo, and Gmail. I’m surprised Fastmail.FM isn’t more widely known.

I had a look at it after following a link in someone’s email signature and set up an account. Free first, then member, now subscriber.

At first, I hardly used it; at one point, I forwarded my LiveJournal mail there (including comment notifications) while I was on a training course where we had web access, and since then, I’ve used it quite a bit and rather like it.

I especially like some parts of the interface I haven’t seen elsewhere, such as the keyboard navigation (e.g. delete-and-go-to-newer-message: Ctrl+Space, ‘d’, ‘,’ — something I can’t do in “one” step on Gmail, for example). Or even something simple as selecting a range of messages by clicking on one and shift-clicking on the last (GMX doesn’t do this, for example).

I think it deserves to be more widely-known, but when I hear about webmail, it’s nearly always only Hotmail/MSN, Yahoo, and Gmail.

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