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endbacher avatar endbacher commented on July 21, 2024 2

@csb0730 @Simon-Laux I agree with the initial post, for the time being I'd like to propose to

Not sure how / who can update the main web page (update: created an update and launched pull request but no idea if this is the correct/desired procedure), at least I didn't want to add anything to the German translation (finished now by the way but someone with some more detailed insight into the legal stuff should look into https://delta.chat/de/gdpr once update with translation becomes available to avoid any issues related to wording).

IMHO if we don't want to have the app only used by techies the setup and information should be as clear as possible for the average user.

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csb0730 avatar csb0730 commented on July 21, 2024 1

@hpk42 - Yes, It should be an own little project, so that everyone is aware of some issues with special providers. And that people see the requirement and have an easy single point of information where to address feedback from issues seen.

IMHO, a second possibility could be to add some provider related files to DC sources which are to be shown as prominent help in case of configuration errors while first DC setup:

For example:

  • provider.t-online.de.txt
  • provider.outlook.de.txt
  • provider.outlook.com.txt
  • provider.yahoo.net.txt

File should describe every step necessary to get provider working in detail and/or known issues which cannot be solved! (no autocrypt header transport for example).

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Simon-Laux avatar Simon-Laux commented on July 21, 2024 1

I started a dedicated provider overview page https://github.com/deltachat/provider-overview.
Though it's not done and has no preview yet.

It currently looks like this:
provider

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csb0730 avatar csb0730 commented on July 21, 2024

Current solution by support forum is not a good solution!

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hpk42 avatar hpk42 commented on July 21, 2024

I mostly agree -- i think it could be its own little project to organize feedback and show useful hints about providers. Neither the support forum nor github appear to be good places for this. Then again, maybe having a github repo with one-page-per-provider and a web form/page that allows submitting "solutions" or "bugs" for getting setup with a particular provider, could do the trick. I guess a submission should typically translate into a PR. Not sure it makes sense to directly think about localization. Starting with text files that are rendered onto the delta.chat page, and only allowing PRs would be a start, the submission form could come later. We could also tell people to submit info to the support forum and then see to have people who transfer it to the provider overview. This "curation" step has the advantage that the information is probably presented more consistently.

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hpk42 avatar hpk42 commented on July 21, 2024

ok, all fine. At this point it's about someone starting this little project, not acquiring more requirements/wishes i guess ;)

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lefherz avatar lefherz commented on July 21, 2024
  • The provider page is now linked at both get.delta.chat and the FAQ.
  • There is a separate project for this.
  • The information on how to configure problematic providers is currently integrated into the app: https://github.com/orgs/deltachat/projects/21

Thanks everyone :)

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