The lack of a web portal critically limits accessibility for me - I use only a PC and neither have nor use a mobile phone or any other connected mobile device but instead routinely use connected equipment that I don't own for emailing and work etc.

While I understand the rationale behind not having this (security) surely a web portal of sorts could be implemented in such a way as to minimize any loss of security - for example, would it be possible to provide ephemeral access to emails via a web portal? I mean, without loading and storing all emails for access any time could a temporary index (of date/time, senders and subject lines etc) be loaded and any email the user clicks to view be loaded for viewing and replying but not "stored" as such - like stored temporarily and then deleted upon logging out? If the system can regenerate the account on a new machine then I can't see why this couldn't be done.

A solution like the above could also solve the major problem of any email being sent to a non-telios account (eg. gmail, hotmail etc) being unencrypted as a solution could be implemented with the same framework, similar to what Tutanota do when they let users send encrypted emails to any recipient - the recipient clicks a link to view the encrypted email on Tutanota's servers.

If you can solve these two issues I think you'd have a definite winner here.

I'm keen on your thoughts as to whether or not this is something you can and would do as both these issues could be dealbreakers for me.

Thanks!