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Gmail is a free, Web-based email program offered by Google. Google also offers a fee-based version of Gmail and all of their apps designed to meet the specific needs of businesses. You can quickly ...

A July 1 upgrade to Tufts' e-mail system left hundreds of students unable to check their e-mail this summer when the University stopped accepting connections from the popular yet insecure Telnet ...

It’s not just Gmail, Yahoo mail and similar services: Desktop-computer-based email programs like Outlook display messages in the same unsafe way.

ProtonMail, a Swiss-based email service, is accessible on the Dark Web to avoid censorship and provide an encrypted email service. It's ideal for those wanting to communicate confidentially.

But many of us never found web-based email appealing. I tried Gmail briefly and found it a step backward. Slow to load, awkward to use, and insistent on trying to sort and organize my inbox for me ...

Anyway, Vivaldi has finalized their first actual email program and it's nicely integrated with the Vivaldi browser. You might say, "Why don't I just use the usual web-based email client?" Well, of ...

The issue occurs exclusively in Outlook’s HTML mode because of the way the program treats line and paragraph breaks for web-based email clients. SEE: 50 time-saving tips to speed your work in ...

This integration-based email security category is also known as "relay-based" security since it creates a relay between the Microsoft Exchange server and the security software through API integration.

Outlook Web Access (OWA) is a browser-based way to access your Microsoft Outlook email. While it's also been known as Outlook Web App, it's now more commonly referred to as Outlook on the web.

As part of this vision, the software giant will build a single Outlook client that works across PC, Mac and the web in order to replace its existing Outlook clients for desktop including Outlook ...