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  "path": "/t/thunderbird-pro-and-thundermail-announced/26352?page=3#post_42",
  "publishedAt": "2026-05-25T13:21:17.000Z",
  "site": "https://discuss.privacyguides.net",
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  "textContent": "Mailbox.org is “fine,” in that in the years I’ve been using it I haven’t had any major crises or issues. But there are a litany of annoyances and ways it falls short, and the pace of development is glacial to nonexistent. For instance:\n\n  * They only _very_ recently implemented real 2FA. It took them _years_ of development for this standard feature!\n  * The online interface has improved substantially after a recent refresh but is still somewhat slow and clunky. I use my email via IMAP, but I still have to dive into the online interface for things like setting up filters, managing aliases, etc.\n  * The spam filter is bad. It was letting spam through, so I followed their documentation on how to strengthen it a bit, and it started randomly rejecting legitimate emails. When I contacted support about it they acknowledged the false positives issue and told me to revert it to the settings that were letting some spam through.\n  * They advertise having a whole office suite but many of the features are half-baked. Fortunately I don’t really need or use many of them but it’s worth being aware of.\n\n\n\nAltogether it’s not been a nightmare but it has left me wanting something better.",
  "title": "Thunderbird Pro and Thundermail announced"
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