Webmail lets you read and send email from any browser without setting up an app.
Log in
Go to either:
- https://yourdomain.co.uk/webmail
- https://your-server-hostname:2096
Enter your full email address and its password.
From cPanel
In cPanel, open Email Accounts and click Check Email beside the mailbox to open it without entering the password.
Choosing a webmail app
The first time you log in you may be asked to choose a webmail application. Roundcube is recommended: it's modern, works well on mobile and supports drag-and-drop attachments. You can change the default later from the webmail home screen.
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