From Newsgroup: alt.privacy.anon-server

Tried replying to a thread with double 'Re: Re:'
Resulted in, 'connection NNTP refused or server down' or somesuch. You
have to remove one of the 'Re:'s for the message to post.
(Thunderbird > OmniMix)

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From Newsgroup: alt.privacy.anon-server

On 30 Sep 2025, Anonymous User <noreply@dirge.harmsk.com> posted some news:20251001.013209.88930ce3@dirge.harmsk.com:

Tried replying to a thread with double 'Re: Re:'
Resulted in, 'connection NNTP refused or server down' or somesuch. You
have to remove one of the 'Re:'s for the message to post.
(Thunderbird > OmniMix)

Thunderbird sucks.

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Posted by QS 1.2.7.2 > OmniMix.

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From Newsgroup: alt.privacy.anon-server

Nomen Nescio <nobody@dizum.com> wrote:

On 30 Sep 2025, Anonymous User <noreply@dirge.harmsk.com> posted some >news:20251001.013209.88930ce3@dirge.harmsk.com:

Tried replying to a thread with double 'Re: Re:'
Resulted in, 'connection NNTP refused or server down' or somesuch. You
have to remove one of the 'Re:'s for the message to post.
(Thunderbird > OmniMix)

Thunderbird sucks.

Server configuration is a mess. And you can't prevent TB from phoning
home for correct mail server configurations, which can be devastating if
you enter a secret .onion address. They get knowledge of every mail
account you use! An option with simple fields to fill in connection
parameters is urgently needed.

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From Newsgroup: alt.privacy.anon-server

On Wed, 1 Oct 2025 15:26:43 +0000, Anonymous <nobody@yamn.paranoici.org> wrote: >Nomen Nescio <nobody@dizum.com> wrote:

On 30 Sep 2025, Anonymous User <noreply@dirge.harmsk.com> posted some >>news:20251001.013209.88930ce3@dirge.harmsk.com:

Tried replying to a thread with double 'Re: Re:'
Resulted in, 'connection NNTP refused or server down' or somesuch. You
have to remove one of the 'Re:'s for the message to post.
(Thunderbird > OmniMix)

Thunderbird sucks.

Server configuration is a mess. And you can't prevent TB from phoning
home for correct mail server configurations, which can be devastating if
you enter a secret .onion address. They get knowledge of every mail
account you use! An option with simple fields to fill in connection >parameters is urgently needed.

the classic 40tude dialog is still the best newsreader, portable, easy
to setup and use, runs great in windows, best scoring/filtering/script/ search/regx features (overview and non-overview headers for downloaded articles), multiserver, many options . . . works best with omnimix and
tor/tor browser . . . (i never did like t-bird/b-bird, too complicated)

(using Tor Browser 14.5.7)

http://usenet-fr.yakakwatik.org/newsreaders.html
Last update: 05/06/2025
1. Introduction
2. Newsreaders
40Tude Dialog (Windows)
Betterbird (Linux / Windows / macOS)
Claws-Mail (Linux / Windows / macOS)
Evolution (Linux)
flnews (Linux, UNIX systems)
Gnus (Linux / Windows / macOS)
Gravity (Windows)
MacCafe (macOS)
MacSOUP (macOS = 10.14)
MesNews (Windows)
ModNewsreader (Android and its forks)
Pan (Linux / macOS)
SeaMonkey (Linux / Windows / macOS)
slrn (Linux / Windows / macOS)
Sylpheed (Linux / Windows / macOS)
Thunderbird (Linux / Windows / macOS)
tin (Linux / Windows / macOS)
Xananews (Windows)
Xnews (Windows)
3. References and useful links

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