Dennis Olsson wrote: > So we 'force' someone to build a plugin for fproxy that's a webmail > client using anonymous transport...
Put a bounty on it ;) > > // cyberdo > > On Wed, 1 Feb 2006, Matthew Toseland wrote: > >> I agree that freemail is cool, however only experts use actual email >> clients. 90% or so of the population uses webmail. >> >> On Tue, Jan 31, 2006 at 11:04:44PM -0500, Robert Guerra wrote: >> >>> One of the reasons I keep on asking for email functionality - be it >>> through freemail, or other simiiar apps - is that it is something that >>> is much needed by the human rights and social justice organizations >>> that I work with. >>> >>> There is a need for tool that allows people to communicate with the >>> anonimity that freenet has . Frost provides that with forums and >>> messages, howing a email would be way better. >>> >>> I have mentioned freemail many times as it works as a proxy, allowing >>> the user to use his/her existing email program to send messages. There >>> isn't the learning curve needed to learn another tool. Experts , which >>> most of us are - can learn new tools, but using existing ones are >>> appreciated by users. >>> >>> In short - if it's possible i'd be keen to see an tool that uses the >>> .7 framework for users to exchange email type messages. I can't >>> develop it myself, but keen to test what developpers who are >>> interested might build. >>> >>> regards >>> >>> Robert >> >>
