2024-09-05T18:24:09Z https://nostr.now Andreas Svensson https://nostr.now/npub1fh2gd54m3jhkk0pa9u955ghrt9dq0shmtdlg4zyjw4yw25475avqe2x4ug https://media.mastodon.nu/accounts/avatars/110/689/540/075/663/055/original/ec98b79651b70700.png https://media.mastodon.nu/accounts/avatars/110/689/540/075/663/055/original/ec98b79651b70700.png https://nostr.now/nevent1qqs9mkplj3ey52ex8u3ejgf8j4m34h2wvwv0p56npqzu67a3k0p4g3qzypxafpkjhwx276eu85hskj3zudv45p7zlddhaz5gjf653e2jh6n4ss3jlfz In reply to <a href='/nevent1qqs0mk2w0xzhfw3g8tyueu8r9xf7hwl75cp00vn2k2t0jg39x5ff5rcfvu4w2'>nevent1q…u4w2</a><br/>_________________________<br/><br/>Some mail providers, like proton, had built in tools for exporting your whole archive, and contacts. Even so, I’d recommend keeping your gmail alive for now and just start using a new mail, slowly moving or updating new and old services. That’s what I did, and a few years after getting my own domain I only receive occasional mail to my gmail. 2025-03-04T21:34:53Z