MXRoute has been trying from ages to get push notifications on the IOS mail app but were getting ignored.

FastMail got access to it and it is not clear how, without any public announcement or documentation.

It is as if Apple just picked a favorite and went with it.

FastMail is using JMAP, a protocol designed to support push notifications. MXRoute is stuck with SMTP/IMAP which don't support those. There might be a different reason, but I think this is probably the core issue here

The stock iOS Mail app does not support JMAP and therefore it has no relation to Push notifications for the stock iOS Mail app.

I think saying they are stuck with standard email protocols is a bit of a stretch. JMAP is not widely implemented outside of Fastmail and certainly isn’t used by Apple Mail, which actually uses a proprietary IMAP extension (XAPPLEPUSHSERVICE).

mxroute is pretty good with their spam handling

outline - https://getoutline.com is pretty good and you can import all your notion spaces too.

I think it has to do with language barrier and translation

If ios allows private dns you can set it to adguard dns, to get some level of adblocking

I sometimes feel the complexity is present by design to increase the switching cost. Once you understand it and set it up on a project, you are locked in, as the perceived cost of moving is too high.

is it open source? Can you share the link for it please.

Not yet, but I will.

This originated from this reddit thread and has been proved as fake.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Warthunder/comments/10j1hqr/congrat...

source: the pinned comment on that thread

It is insanely fast compared alternatives and has really high accuracy even on new tasks without any training.

Their PaddleLayout models are also miles ahead compared to LayoutParser or TableTransformers in both inference speed and output quality

You should take a look at qdrant then. Might fit your use case