If you want to manage your website’s emails on your Android phone, this tutorial introduces the best free software for doing so.
Using the free and powerful Thunderbird software, you can manage the site emails that are hosted on a dedicated domain.
Follow the send and receive email instructions in the Thunderbird installation tutorial on Android.
To install the Thunderbird application on Android, go to the Thunderbird website and click on the Android icon.
Through this, you can easily download and install the application from Google Play.
After installing the program, click on its icon and enter the app.
In the first step, as shown in the image below, you need to enter the desired email.
In the second step, tap on Edit configuration to enter the incoming settings section.
In the third step, complete the following items:
Protocol: Set it to IMAP. If you want a copy of the received data of each email to be stored on the server as well, select IMAP. But if you want the email to be received directly and not stored on the server, select SMTP. (Our suggestion is to use the IMAP protocol)
Server: This is the address of your email server.
Security: If you use an SSL security certificate for email on your host or server, set this option to SSL/TLS so that sending and receiving emails is done with high security. (If you are using Itroz hosting, set it to SSL/TLS.)
Port: By selecting the above option, this will be selected automatically and there is no need to enter a number.
Authentication: Various authentication models exist here, which are usually set to Password as shown.
Username: This is the same as your email address.
Password: Enter the password of the desired email.
Do not change the default settings and proceed to the next step.
In the fifth step, you need to enter the outgoing email settings. The settings include:
Server: It is exactly the same hostname you entered in the previous step. Enter it again here.
Security: Enter this information exactly like the previous step.
Port: By selecting the connection security option, the port is automatically entered.
Authentication method: Various authentication methods exist in this section, which are usually set to Password as shown.
Username: This is the same as your email address.
Password: Enter the email password again in this section.
Do not change the default settings and go to the next step.
In the fifth step, in the Account name section, enter the email address, and in the Your name section, enter a name for the email. If you need a signature at the end of each email, you can fill in the Email signature field as well.
In the sixth step, in the Check frequency section, select how often the incoming emails should be checked. And in the Number of messages to display section, specify how many emails should appear in the app’s list per page.
After completing the above steps, you have successfully installed your site email in the Thunderbird app, and in step 7, as shown in the image below, you can manage your emails.
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