[amluto]

How about: Mozilla HTTPS To My Router (or printer or any other physically present local object) in a way that does not utterly suck?

Seriously, there’s a major security and usability problem, it affects individual users and corporations, and neither Google nor Apple nor Microsoft shows the slightest inclination to do anything about it, and Mozilla controls a browser that could add a nice solution. I bet one could even find a creative solution that encourages vendors, inoffensively, to pay Mozilla a bit of money to solve this problem for them.

Also:

> Thunderbird for iOS - why is this not a thing yet?

Indeed. Apple’s mail app is so amazingly bad that there’s plenty of opportunity here.

[Affric]

Apple mail steadfastly refusing to permit me to see an email address so I can verify the source of an email.

Truly the most cursed.

[VanTheBrand]

It’s so stupid but what I do is click forward which reveals the email in the compose window.

[vladvasiliu]

How so? You can tap the from / to fields and it shows the addresses.

[nneonneo]

When you tap one of those fields it bounces you to a contact card. If it is an existing contact (for example, yourself), you just get the full contact card. If that contact card has multiple addresses (my contact card lists ten), you get no indication of which one it was sent to.

At some point in time the actual email address used was flagged with a little “recent” badge - by itself a confusingly-worded tag - but even that doesn’t show up consistently.

It’s stupid because there’s really no reason to play hide and seek with the email address - that’s an identifier that people should generally be familiar with (since you have to use it reasonably often), and lots of people have multiple addresses that they can receive mail at.

[internet2000]

> When you tap one of those fields it bounces you to a contact card.

They've changed that behavior a few versions ago: https://i.imgur.com/J965L1Z.png