Webmail compose addresses
When a rule or the fallback email client sends an email link to webmail, Bouncer opens the provider’s compose address in a browser.
| Provider | Compose address | Cc and bcc |
|---|---|---|
| Gmail | mail.google.com/mail/ | Yes |
| Outlook | outlook.office.com/mail/deeplink/compose | No |
| Yahoo Mail | compose.mail.yahoo.com/ | Yes |
| Fastmail | app.fastmail.com/mail/compose | Yes |
| Proton Mail | mail.proton.me/u/0/compose | No |
| AOL Mail | mail.aol.com/d/compose/ | Yes |
Bouncer adds the to address, the subject, and the body to the compose address. It adds cc and bcc only where the table says Yes. Empty parts are left out.
The Proton Mail address always opens the first account signed in to that browser. That is what /u/0/ means.