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Correct. Neither of these services currently offer this feature.

Unless he can create an .eml file using javascript in the browser to save as a local file, I don't think it is possible within the current design.

Here is the FAQ for PGP setup at Posteo. Help - posteo.de

I've seen a lot of chat about CounterMail - protecting your privacy - encrypted pgp email webmail around then Interwebs.

I think Posteo.de and Mailbox.org are contenders.

Email green, secure, simple and ad-free - posteo.de - is another good one to consider.

Yes build in search – Feedback Multiple Email selection – Feedback

Mail-in-a-Box From the website: "Take back control of your email with this easy-to-deploy mail server in a box. Mail-in-a-Box lets you become your own mail service provider in a few easy steps. It’s sort of like making your own gmail, but one you control from top to bottom. Technically...

So, has anyone experienced losing or destroying a phone which was used to authenticate using 2FA?

OX Guard One popular service which implements Open Xchange is mailbox.org | mailbox.org | English Page Nice setup, integrated PGP. The UI and OX Guard has its quirks, but is easier to utilize PGP by a mere mortal.

Minimal to none existent. The service is buggy and frequently obtuse.

I upgraded to support their service. The service is positively maturing and evolving.

I post to Feedback and send them support emails.

Doh! 80% :mad:

Great idea. This is the future. Grab an Internet connection, host your stuff under your control.

Let us know when you get one and put it through its paces. \m/

Love this type of product! Goes back to my the intention of the Internet: decentralized, hosted services, globally accessible.

I disagree. Keep your solution simply secure. Lose authentication credentials, game over for the account.

What data?

Checkout mailbox.org | mailbox.org | English Page Although their UI does not directly support it yet, you can integrate the service with third-party software. You can also upload your public key to your account, and your emails will be encrypted at rest. FAQ | mailbox.org | mailbox.org |...