Konrad Walsh asks:
Is there such a thing? I dont mean gmail or hotmail.
I mean, an online service whereby all my mail accounts can be collected to one place. Is there any online version of this?
This question has been resolved. You may still add an answer if you think you can add something to the discussion though.
Hide 10 Comments
I know you mentioned “not Gmail”, but Gmail actually does this:
http://support.google.com/mail/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=21288
http://support.google.com/mail/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=22370
I’m not aware of any web app that only does this, but it is an additional feature in Gmail.
Hello, ZOHO mail can access account from several services. While it does not have all the options that outlook and thunderbird provide, you can do your basic email tasks. Here is the link for the program and more info:
http://www.zoho.com/mail/email-accounts.html#SingleInterface
There are various freemail providers who allow you to collect emails from other accounts too e.g. including Gmail, Hotmail, mail.com respectively gmx.net inc
Yes, as per the question, I know gmail and zoho pulls the mail via pop..
I am specifically looking if there was one that did it the same thunderbird..
gmails is not very efficient..
zoho is pop
it needs to be imap
If I recall correctly mail2web.com can access IMAP via web using the advanced login.
Not sure you can access more than one address/mailserver within one account or at the same time
Hello, actually according to ZOHO description, it provides imap/pop as long as you enable it from control panel:
http://zmail.zoho.com/login
ZOHO and IMAP:
http://blogs.zoho.com/new-in-zoho-mail-better-folders-and-labels-plus-imap/
How to turn IMAP in ZOHO:
https://zohomail.wiki.zoho.com/IMAP-Access-1.html
GMX.COM
I second that. GMX has an the most similar interface to Outlook etc.
I heard about Roundcube. Check your search engine ’roundcube mail”, from what I saw in screenshots looked like an alternative for offline e-mail clients.
I use Gmail to pull & send from several accounts, and find it more powerful & intuitive than Outlook (plus can do it all on my phone with the Gmail app)