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== List of Clients that seem to work okay ==
These are clients that are known to work. If you happen to a client not listed below, give it a go and let us know how it turns out!!!
* Michael Soft Out Look (new, old, android, ios)
* The Mail application that comes with macOS (presumably the iOS one works too (i don't own an iphone))
* Thunderbird (desktop and android)
* The Gmail app on Android
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Revision as of 00:34, 11 December 2024

This is exactly what it's like

Email (from the French emaileux) is kind of crazy.

History

Emails were created by Jean d'Emaileux in 1886 when he tried to send a love letter through his cellphone. To d'Emaileux's dismay, cellphones were not yet invented and he could not enjoy the epic song Hello My Baby on radio even though the radio had been invented. To solve the problem, d'Emaileux created his service "Emaileux" and then everyone loved it but then over in Britain, John the Email stole the concept and changed the name to "Email."

Connecting to the Email

Wow!! Look at this table
Thing Value thereof
Incoming Hostname[1] mail.pronounmail.com
Protocol IMAP
Port 993
Security SSL/TLS
Username Your email address with or without the @pronounmail.com
Password Your Password
Outgoing Hostname[1] mail.pronounmail.com
Protocol SMTP
Port 465
Security SSL/TLS
Username/Password Same as incoming
  1. 1.0 1.1 This is what Apple Mail wants when they ask for ‘Mail Server’.

List of Clients that seem to work okay

These are clients that are known to work. If you happen to a client not listed below, give it a go and let us know how it turns out!!!

  • Michael Soft Out Look (new, old, android, ios)
  • The Mail application that comes with macOS (presumably the iOS one works too (i don't own an iphone))
  • Thunderbird (desktop and android)
  • The Gmail app on Android