@Tutanota - the ultimate in online security.
Not even the owner of the mailbox can read the mail on a #SailfishOS community device...
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@vattuvarg haha :)
the native browser story really is a bit sad on sailfish. can't really blame jolla for it though, browsers have gotten such a moving target and everybody uses the latest "features"..
@vattuvarg this was more a rant about the web :) sailfish could always use more native apps! :D @Tutanota
@bonifartius @Tutanota - the current situation for browsers is all because of sir Tim allowing tech giants too much. Although he is the father of the thing he should have been given a good asswhoopin' a long time ago. HTML should not be used to run apps. ...period. Not even secure mail apps.
@vattuvarg
yeah, the whole webapp thing has gotten really out of hand. i have the feeling that 95% of the use cases could be solved with plain forms & css.
@vattuvarg Thanks for your feedback. A native sailfish app is currently not planned, but possibly in the future! @bonifartius
@Tutanota - The problem is not whether a native client is created or not.
The problem is that none of the native browsers can be used for accessing any of your services in community versions of #SailfishOS.
Only those with officially approved "Sailfish X" units can install the android apps you require, so you made it impossible to use your own services for owners of community edition devices.
I usually recommend your services, but right now I simply can't.
@bonifartius - There is no need to update the entire browser. A native @Tutanota app for #SailfishOS would do (already requested and ignored) ...or even better: An extension for the native mail app to handle the protocol (already requested and ignored).