Recommendation for Web-Based Email Reader for IMAP accounts
Hi All - Can anyone make any recommendations for an Email reader that is:
#1 Web-Based? ... So I can be anywhere on Mac, PC, or Linux with a Browser ... without installing SW (like Thunderbird)
#2 And don't want Yahoo, Gmail, etc.
#3 And we all have private (ourdomain.com) Email addresses and use IMAP (not POP) on a Linux (LAMP) server as the EMail "home", if that matters
Thanks in advance everyone !
#1 Web-Based? ... So I can be anywhere on Mac, PC, or Linux with a Browser ... without installing SW (like Thunderbird)
#2 And don't want Yahoo, Gmail, etc.
#3 And we all have private (ourdomain.com) Email addresses and use IMAP (not POP) on a Linux (LAMP) server as the EMail "home", if that matters
Thanks in advance everyone !
Aaron Tomosky
Kerio has a webmail view. Not nearly the cost of exchange either.
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Hi,
Can you clarify how your email is hosted?
It sounds like you are asking for webmail access essentially...If that's the case and you're running your own LAMP server. Squirrelmail and Horde are open source webmail systems that can probably be setup for your system, depending on what LAMP applications you're using.
Side note: If you're using the Opera web browser, it has an email client built in.
Cheers,
Josh
Can you clarify how your email is hosted?
It sounds like you are asking for webmail access essentially...If that's the case and you're running your own LAMP server. Squirrelmail and Horde are open source webmail systems that can probably be setup for your system, depending on what LAMP applications you're using.
Side note: If you're using the Opera web browser, it has an email client built in.
Cheers,
Josh
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