I was looking to migrate my mails to a self-hosted Nextcloud instance, but Mailbox seems very appealing (and it would be cheaper than renting a VPS).
My only questions are: is there a feature like Snooze (or Follow-up reminders in Nextcloud parlance), can you have a unified mailbox for every address you have, and is there a limit to the number of domains you can have?
Don’t know about Nextcloud. I don’t have the expertise for self hosting email related stuff. I would end up with an unsafe setup or get my domain blacklisted or something. Privacy respecting solutions are so cheap anyway.
I was asking if those features were available in Mailbox. They are in Nextcloud, but knowing that Mailbox has them would entice me to move there instead of self-hostin (I share the same fears as you tbh)
I don’t know all the answers to your use cases. I use my own domain, so anything sent to the domain comes to a single inbox anyway. I haven’t tried with multiple email addresses.
Don’t know about snooze either because I use it exclusively through Thunderbird.
They have a free trial. I suggest you make a dummy account and try out whatever you want and see if it fits your use.
I was looking to migrate my mails to a self-hosted Nextcloud instance, but Mailbox seems very appealing (and it would be cheaper than renting a VPS).
My only questions are: is there a feature like Snooze (or Follow-up reminders in Nextcloud parlance), can you have a unified mailbox for every address you have, and is there a limit to the number of domains you can have?
Don’t know about Nextcloud. I don’t have the expertise for self hosting email related stuff. I would end up with an unsafe setup or get my domain blacklisted or something. Privacy respecting solutions are so cheap anyway.
I was asking if those features were available in Mailbox. They are in Nextcloud, but knowing that Mailbox has them would entice me to move there instead of self-hostin (I share the same fears as you tbh)
I don’t know all the answers to your use cases. I use my own domain, so anything sent to the domain comes to a single inbox anyway. I haven’t tried with multiple email addresses.
Don’t know about snooze either because I use it exclusively through Thunderbird.
They have a free trial. I suggest you make a dummy account and try out whatever you want and see if it fits your use.