In addition to downloading the contents of an e-mail box to the local machine by the client program, you can enter this box using a browser. The web interface is intended for this. Most public mail servers are equipped with it.
Instructions
Step 1
Launch your browser and go to the home page of the official website of the postal service you are using. If you do not know the URL of this site, enter all the characters in your email address after the @ ("dog") sign into your browser address bar. Do not enter this sign itself. Be sure to make sure that you entered the URL correctly, otherwise you may end up on a fraudulent password-stealing site.
Step 2
You should enter mail from a mobile phone only if the access point is configured correctly and there is an unlimited connection. In this case, you can use the so-called PDA interface. To do this, place the "m" signs in front of the domain name. or "pda." (depending on which server you use), for example, instead of "gmail.com" enter "m.gmail.com". In the past, the WAP interface was used for the same purpose, but today, even on inexpensive phones, browsers are able to work with HTML sites. You can also use this interface on a desktop computer if you are using a slow link.
Step 3
If the resource, in addition to access to mail, provides other services, the form for entering the username and password may not appear after loading the page. Then select the "Mail" item in the list of services.
Step 4
Enter your username and password in the provided fields. If you do not know your username, please enter all the characters that appear in your email address before "dog". Do not enter this sign itself. Then, if the site provides services on several second-level domains, select from the list the one that is located in your address after the "dog". Uncheck "Remember password" or, depending on the server, check "Do not remember" or "Someone else's computer". Now click the "Login" or "Login" button.
Step 5
When you have finished working with your mailbox, click the "Sign Out" or "Sign Out" link. It is usually located in the upper right corner of the page. If you do not exit the web interface, there is a risk of access to your mail from those who use the same computer or phone.
