7 discoveries · Hand-picked discoveries from the open web, newest first.
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Delta Chat: encrypted chat with boring technology
Hi, A couple of days ago I’ve heard about Delta Chat , and for once I got thrilled with some piece of technology again. At the surface it’s just a chat app to the likes of Telegram, Signal and WhatsApp. The exciting part, however, is that is uses plenty of open standards technology under the hood. It’s a chat app built on top the regular e-mail protocols, SMTP and IMAP, with a sprinkle of PGP to make it end-to-end encrypted. It has the same secure initial key exchange issue that PGP e-mail has, but at least now we have an interface that is straight up easy to use, specially f
Rafael Kassner · EN
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Scripting a Zoho catch-all filter
I use Zoho as my email provider, and I recently learned that you can setup a catch-all forwarding address . This is pretty great, because that means I can receive any email sent to my domain! Go ahead, try it . I want to sort the emails I receive into their own folder, though, depending on the delivery address (for example, lol@miccah.io will go to /catch-all/lol ). It turns out, Zoho supports custom mail filters using a scripting DSL called deluge , so I wrote one!
miccah.io · EN
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Securing Your Email Sending With Python: Authentication and Encryption
Email encryption and authentication are modern security techniques that you can use to protect your emails and their content from unauthorized access. Everyone, from individuals to business owners, uses emails for official communication, which may contain sensitive information. Therefore, securing emails is important, especially when cyberattacks like phishing, smishing, etc.
Stack Abuse · EN
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Setting up own email FQDN (and maybe service?)
after the latest round of reporting from 404 media on Andy Chen's very un-leader-like and hostile attitude, I would like to start exploring my options for a way to have an email service that is not to beholden to other services. my current mindset is: I have to either be OK with the fact that a service I use starts out with good aspirations but that can all change in the blink of an eye depending entirely upon the current moods of the C-level executives of the company OR I have to be OK with changing my email address every-time a service I use goes a bit nuts. In my view, this is unsustainable
Tildes · EN
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Agent Inbox
Give your agent an email address, Slack and Telegram handle Discussion | Link
Product Hunt · EN
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Email verification updates, October 2026
Updates to the Email Verification origin trial, including Android support, third-party origin trials, optional kid handling, and Sec-Fetch-Dest header changes.
Chrome Developers · EN