About webmail
You can read your email over the web using one of three different webmail systems – Horde, SquirrelMail and Roundcube.
All three systems display the same email, so if you send an email using Horde you’ll be able to see it in the Sent Items folder in Roundcube – and if you read an email in SquirrelMail it will be marked as read in Horde etc.
All three systems have their merits, though I personally prefer Roundcube – it has a simple interface and is quick to use. On a slow dialup internet connection you might prefer to use SquirrelMail with its more basic presentation… take a look at all three and see which you prefer!
Shortcut to reading your email
You can always log into your email quickly by visiting webmail.yourdomain.com – just enter your email address as the username and then your email account’s password in the box below.
For example, if your domain name is digitalred.com, just visit digitalred.com/webmail. (You can actually use any domain name belonging to an account hosted on the same server as yours – so if your website is hosted by Digital Red you can log in using your own username and password at digitalred.com/webmail)
Different webmail systems
We have three different email systems – I recommend that you use Roundcube, but you can also give Horde and SquirrelMail a go and see which you prefer. There are screenshots of each system below – click on an image to see a bigger version:
Roundcube
Horde
Squirrel
