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I have someone who insists on sending me emails with multiple video attachments which I assume take up storage. The immediate questions are: [1] Is this person taking up my Tuta storage with his videos? [2] is there a way of deleting the video attachment and keeping the message? (that is an option when I was using Thunderbird; [3] When I delete the email have I freed up the storage?

Tuta offered one of their feedback forms today for thoughts about the web app. First, it's really appreciated that Tuta look for feedback. I mentioned an issue in the GUI colours: The contrast ratio seems (and is) too low in the list of emails between a highlighted email and non-highlighted email.

After sending the feedback I thought I'd check with numbers.

All four of the themes FAIL, on all counts. My vision is not impaired and I struggle a bit so I wonder if this is worse for people with visual impairment. I would hope this is a pretty easy fix.

I used one of many online contrast ratio checkers for designers, and here are the colours and ratios below.

https://webaim.org/resources/contrastchecker/

LIGHT

Hex colour: f2ebe8

Hex colour: fcf9f6

Contrast ratio 1.12:1

Normal text FAIL

Large text FAIL

Graphical Objects and User Interface Components FAIL

DARK

Hex colour: 231e1e

Hex colour: 423737

Contrast ratio 1.43:1

Normal text FAIL

Large text FAIL

Graphical Objects and User Interface Components FAIL

LIGHT BLUE

Hex colour: E9ECF0

Hex colour: F7F9FC

Contrast ratio 1.12:1

Normal text FAIL

Large text FAIL

Graphical Objects and User Interface Components FAIL

DARK BLUE

Hex colour: 2F3237

Hex colour: 111418

Contrast ratio 1.43:1

Normal text FAIL

Large text FAIL

Graphical Objects and User Interface Components FAIL

My Libra 2 is not holding charge, has anyone successfully replaced its battery? I'm nearly at the stage where I have nothing to lose by attempting it.

SOLVED. Thanks all. Solution: I was using the software app to update and it delivers a message: "update and restart" which I took as a need for a reboot (because that message didn't seem to clear otherwise). But in terminal, apt update; apt upgrade clears the GUI messages and no restart required. A bit of a nothingburger but it has solved an issue for me.

I've just seen a Debian user (on a Fedora sub) say they don't need to reboot with every Debian update. Since Trixie, every update requires a reboot. Is there some setting I might have switched? Any ideas how I might return to being able to update and carry on without a restart? TIA

EDIT: for me this issue is every update; not only the mandatory reboot after kernel updates