Vivaldi Mail
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Vivaldi Mail is a free email service with no ads and no strings attached developed by Vivaldi Technologies. It also offers contacts and calendar features, search capabilities, folders management, WEB/POP/IMAP access, 10GB of storage capacity, 20 MB of maximum attachment size...
Cost / License
- Free
- Proprietary
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- Online
- Vivaldi
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There is little to recommend Vivaldi Mail at the moment other than:
This, added to their stricter-than-industry-standard privacy policy is all good stuff. It means your emails aren't being trawled for private data that the parent company can sell for profit, as Google, Yahoo and Microsoft do. (If you don't realise it, realise it now: those services sell YOU and your privacy as a product to advertisers. You should quit them for that reason alone.)
But... if you're in the market for an email service that is more mature in security and privacy-respecting, check out Mailbox.org, Protonmail and/or Tutanota.
If you create a blog on their site and it violates their terms of service you also lose access to your Vivaldi e-mail. Not cool. Do not recommend. Use Protonmail.
Solution: don't create a blog that violates their terms of service.
@uraael (AKA Grant) Having a sub-service (Vivaldi's blog) from a service (Vivaldi community account) breaking TOS and thus; affecting a secondary sub-service (Vivaldi's Mail) affected; it's not an appropriate behaviour. It's like having a YouTube video copy-striked and having your whole google account wiped-out. Also, sometimes breaking a TOS could be non-intentional, specially nowadays with all the "political correctness" around.
Not only it required you a phone number to enable the email service once an account has been created back in the day. Nowadays, new users are required to be participative with the community first in order to be allowed to enable the email service.
Very powerful, although less than the pretty well-known browser.
for new users, webmail access is no longer available and requires you to active in community without any parameters when or how much to gain access
It has always had webmail: https://webmail.vivaldi.net
And the recovery email is a reasonable security feature.
@uraael (AKA Grant) No, having a recovery email/phone number isn't a reasonable security feature, in fact; at least for the phone number part; it's a security risk as it's quite easy to intervene on SMS & Calls with the right tools. They ask you for these because is a way to data-mine you as the first reason.
What it's a reasonable security feature (& yet optional/up to you) is that the service provides one of the following: A) Recovery Phrase, B) Recovery Code or C) Recovery Keys. The only service I've found so far that does this without an email or phone number is Proton.
UI is clean, free, and supports imap
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