You can read, reply-to, forward, and compose email from any browser in
the world when using SquirrelMail. Because SquirrelMail is IMAP-
based, your imap folders are available to you as well. The only drawback
that we have encountered is that your local address books are not available
to you ---- and if you are like me you rely on those address books
quite a lot. The address book functionality works inside SquirrelMail but
transferring address books from local email clients (like Outlook or
Thunderbird) is problematic.

If you meet the criteria above and want to give it a try, point your
browser at https://webmail.cs.ucdavis.edu (note that you must use
https and not http so the email communication is encrypted).

--
Ken Jones


(I added a CS Web-Mail link in "Featured links" in the right column.))