@Tutanota I would prefer the desktop client but I have an issue with it on Mac 😞

@Tutanota Hängt davon ab womit ich gerade arbeite. Da fällt eine Abstimmung immer schwer. Auf Tablet und Smartphone App (F-Droid), Notebooks (GNU/Linux) Desktop Client.

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App (meistens) zum Lesen der Mails, Desktop (aufgrund der Tastatur am Rechner) zum Schreiben

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Desktop app on Linux and Android app from FDroid.

@Tutanota Via webmail because credentials are not stored locally in the Flatpak version of Tutanota and are rather reset every time the app is closed.

@Tutanota App on the phone, webmail on the laptop and desktop.

@Tutanota Love the app but still have a problem when deleting spam it’s still says x amount in folder when it’s empty 🤣

@Tutanota It's difficult to use it on the web app because sometimes it does log out itself.

@Tutanota - On #SailfishOS (my daily driver) I can only use webmail and then only through an android browser (Firefox).

But I bought two additional years of *Revolutionary* nonetheless, and it is linked to my personal domain as my main account. ...and I recommend Tutanota to my family, friends and even complete strangers.

So basically I'm a fan, although a slightly grumpy one right now.

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@Tutanota your PWA for mobile is better than others in the field yet still needs work. Especially in aesthetics

@Tutanota whenever I try using the flatpak on my fedora kde install it doesn't work because of secret storage so I use the browser version instead

@Tutanota I used to use both the desktop and mobile clients, but I started sticking to just one (mobile). That's because every time I pull up the mobile app, I have to wait for my new emails to show up in the list one by one, and I grew tired of waiting for it all over again second time on the desktop.

@Tutanota Ich nutze die Androis App und Webmail. Ich würde Linux Desktop benutzen, wenn ich damit auch andere Mailaccounts nutzen könnte. Im Moment nutze ich also Thunderbird und will keine zweite Email App installieren.

@Tutanota for me phones are just that phones, I also text but only because society now requires it.

The only add on things that I do with them is listen to music and sometimes to check the time.

Even the times that I have tried doing things like others do, they work poorly at best or not at all.

@Tutanota By whatever means is available at any given time.

@Tutanota Have you started to block ProtonVPN? I can't access your website not fetch emails via the mobile app behind several Norwegian servers.
Current IP address: 146.70.170.3

@Tutanota I know this service isn't targeted in any way at that use case, but I'm still dreaming of a Tutanota terminal client. Being able to log in remotely from a shell and check up on things from the command line is a nice thing to be able to do.