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Best solutions for email?
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Do you mean buying your own domain, and forward email sent to it to an email provider?
A lot of email providers have that option (with paid plans). For example
https://proton.me/support/custom-domain
Basically that yeah, assuming that's the best way to go about it anyway.
I use proton mail and love the new addition of Proton pass. It makes spoofing emails for junk/sign ups super easy too.
Can integrate with Thunderbird via proton bridge too. Would recommend.