EmailEngine is a self-hosted application that opens IMAP and SMTP connections against registered email accounts to translate API requests to IMAP commands, send emails, and monitor changes on these accounts. It sends a webhook for every update on the account.
EmailEngine receives mixed reviews, with users praising its efficiency in managing multiple email accounts and ease of setup. One user highlights its ability to significantly speed up development for email apps, noting frequent updates and responsive support from the makers. However, some users criticize the lack of transparent pricing information, which they found difficult to locate. Overall, EmailEngine is appreciated for its functionality and support, but improvements in user experience and transparency could enhance its appeal.
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@andrisreinman @andrisreinman1 @guytaylor88 It's unlikely to work with a the proton bridge since the bridge must run on a local machine since it's basically the middleman specific to the proton account. You would also need to have a paid package to have access to the bridge. Lastly, each instance of the bridge is designed to listen on 127.0.0.1 only, so to have it listen to 0.0.0.0, you would either need to rebuild the source code, or like me, using HAproxy or Tailscale serve to have it relay it back to the machine running the bridge natively or in a docker container. Just make sure to change security to SSL/TLS instead of STARTTLS.
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