Hello, first thanks you for your message, it helps make Nmail better.

You had this questions because the uid.ovh bridge has a bug that allow anyone to send as anyone. It's now fixed.

Actually, you can create any identity you want but the new identity may not work.
If you want to use [email protected], people needs a way to resolve your npub. Either your npub is inside your address either people needs to as the bridge (uid.ovh) to resolve it. So an address can resolve to only one npub.

What you have to do, go on the uid.ovh website and claim the address that you want, then you will be able to send and receive from it.

What are you using to schedule events ?

Yes, kind of. The bridge has access to the email content.

I think it's because of the background animation.

The protocol is 100% nostr native. It work by default between nostr users.

The bridges are required to allow adoption. If there is no bridge, almost nobody would want to use it.

See bridges as a nostr user (keypair) that forward emails to and from SMTP.

You can find the nips on github or on nostrhub
https://github.com/nogringo/nostr-mail/tree/main/nostrhub

Pas forcement, avec nostrmail tu ajoutes un moyen supplémentaire de prouver que tu es le propriétaire de l'adresse. Si un bridge to censure/block, tes contacts ont toujours un moyen pour te recontacter. En plus 100% de test données sont sur tes relais donc il est presque impossible de perdre tes contacts ou emails.

La ou tu as raison, c'est que pour profiter du chiffrement de bout en bout il faut forcement etre entre utilisateurs nostr.

Did you select your from address with @uid.ovh at the end?

You can find the nips on github or on nostrhub
https://github.com/nogringo/nostr-mail/tree/main/nostrhub