As discussed in a blog post earlier this week, we've now moved FastMail to fastmail.com. This means when you go to https://www.fastmail.fm, you'll immediately be redirected to https://www.fastmail.com. Does this affect my existing address or aliases? Not at all, they will continue to
In preparation for our our move to fastmail.com, we'll be doing some testing on beta.fastmail.fm. So if you use the beta server, expect some changes and potential issues over the next few days. Currently that means if you go to beta.fastmail.fm, you'll immediately be redirected
The following changes have been rolled out to production: When you use FastMail's nameservers for your DNS, one of the default records we publish is an SPF record. Until now, we've published this as a TXT DNS record type and a SPF DNS record type type. SPF DNS record types
The following changes have been rolled out to production: New keyboard shortcut: ";" (semi-colon) opens the "More" menu of a message. You can then use arrow keys + enter to select an option. Use N/P to select a message before the last one in a conversation. More
The following changes have been rolled out to production: The keyboard shortcuts for reply/reply all have been reverted to “R” and “A” respectively to match the shortcuts used by other services. Preference added to change the default reply behaviour from “Reply to all” to “Reply to sender” (the preference
The following changes have been rolled out to production: New manual fetch button for POP links on the Settings -> Accounts screen. When you manually refresh a folder (click it in the sidebar, or press 'u' ), any POP links that fetch into that folder are also refreshed. Reply to
In the past, uploading files to the Internet in order to create a website, or to share them with others, required you to sign up with a Web host that supported FTP, and to use a special FTP program. However, if you use FastMail.FM and Windows Vista, you already
Effective immediately, all users can send and receive larger attachments. Raising the bar from our previous 7MB largest attachment size, the sizes are now: 10MB - Guest and Member 30MB - Full 50MB - Enhanced These apply to the sum of the sizes of all attachments on any email, and
We've improved the 'Reply' behaviour so that it will use the X-Delivered-to address in preference to falling back to the default personality. Hopefully the only difference that you notice is that you have to correct the From address less often! (Previously if there was no address in the To or
