@cwinchell Report found: CW-1658 Contact birthdays not shown in calendar — To Do, no web developer assigned.

@appsec Yes. This is why I didn't switch from it yet, despite its lack of enough (free) features.

Right, so looks like the answer, or something like that, was to update K9. I installed new version on my android device and it accepted that Vivaldi account. It yelled with certificate error when verifying incoming server settings, then outgoing server settings, but it verified them successfully and runs now. At least I know now that password for application isn't needed if 2FA isn't enabled in account settings

@ja2413 said in Webmail forwarding: Is it possible to forward all my Vivaldi webmail to a different account? Kind of like what Duck Duck Go does, which basically serves as a relay of all email, so you don’t need to give your personal email address to anyone you don’t want. Welcome to the Vivaldi Community. Mail forwarding is not available. Gmail offers that, as well as paid e-mail service providers. Here are some helpful links for new members: Vivaldi Help Vivaldi Features Vivaldi How To Vivaldi Tutorials Vivaldi Blogs Vivaldi Social Vivaldi Snapshot vs Stable Vivaldi Themes Vivaldi's Troubleshooting Guides Vivaldi's Mail Client Vivaldi's Business Model Report a Bug

Filters can be set by logging into the Webmail interface - if one has access to Webmail and one of the Filter Actions is Redirect Message To. If you would like to keep a copy of a forwarded e-mail, another Filter option is Send Message Copy To. Note: These filter options are no longer available in Vivaldi Webmail.

@AltCode As I follow these same steps for the 5th or 6th time, just to take screenshots to show you, it suddenly worked. I have no idea what changed, but I'll take the W. Thank you for your help.

@yngve I tapped on Edit Configuration in Thunderbird and, as you can see, they are how you described them. I didn't change anything. [image: 1749410944174-1000010281.jpg]

@WildEnte Creating a Vivaldi account used to give you immediate access to Vivaldi webmail. I wouldn’t call it a gift, it’s a service. Just like blogs or mastodon. @expletive These days webmail access is only given to active community members. In the past it was free and intermediate you needed to provide a phone number. Why you have access I don’t know. But I’m pretty sure Vivaldi is both able and willing to block your access.

Vivaldi.net is intentionally limited to make it less inviting for spammers. We do not allow mass mailings. If you want to be able to do mass mailing, you will need to use a service intended for it, preferably one where the recipients can manage their subscription to it. General observation: If you need to regularly use the same 10 (or more) recipients for emails regularly, you probably should (as mentioned above) consider using a dedicate service permitting such large number of recipients. (And, if you seldom reuse addresses, the term "spamming" might be applicable.) Manually adding email addresses will tend to occasionally include accidental inclusion of somebody who shouldn't have been included. In many cases such accidents become a public embarrassment (whether in the organization, or in public) of the sender. (In some cases the term "went viral" can be used.)

Well, I don't know how that works. I have been using Vivaldi for 6 months now and I still can't access the webmail function.

@gildedpeep Redirects always can break DKIM/DMARC, leading to spam filtering on receiver side. An most SMTP servers do not allow sending with a mail address domain not hosted by mail server.

@paleosai I hope, you know the risk of a unusable account when you lose your authenticator device or hardware key and forgot to note Vivaldi account 2FA recovery codes.

@michaelwayne Vivaldi does not prohibit having multiple accounts (within reasonable limits). As far as I understand you, you had an old mail address on vivaldi, but you forgot its name, i.e. login. That account was last used before 2023. Am I understanding you correctly? The trouble is that if you haven't used this account in any way for six months or more, it gets burned, canceled, and you can't restore it. That is, if you haven't logged into that old account in your browser or email client or anywhere else for two years, it's been deleted by timeout.

@loveisall Please see https://vivaldi.com/blog/community/two-factor-authentication-for-vivaldi-accounts/#Vivaldi_Webmail_access_is_now_linked_to_a_reputation_system It explains what community members must do.

@Saskatchewan The limit is 10GB for all users. The AI answer above is using outdated information.

@luetage Anyway, thanks a lot for your response. It's clear to me and I'll think about getting started with that bridge soon. Update: I think it won't be a proton bridge because it's only a desktop solution. For now I'll log in via the Porton site

@andrenz said in Please allow whitelisting domains/addresses: ⋮ I can't ask a bank to change there settings just for me, especially when I know everything works fine with yahoo and gmail. Plus this also happened with my old telco (also remedied by using yahoo or gmail.) ⋮ Let the bank first determine why you are not receiving the password reset message and then what they wish to do.