Good afternoon Werner

Thanks for your prompt reply…

Of course you could also set up your own web server and then be autonomous…

Whether it makes sense to set up a mail client on, for example (like me) 8 - 10 devices remains questionable, especially since not all clients are my own. Then there is the cost factor, not all mail clients are free.

The connection via local clients or apps makes sense as long as the number of devices is manageable, access to them is guaranteed at all times and the environment is not hybrid (MS, Apple, Linux, Android).

P.S. I’ve had my experiences with IMAP with our customers over the last few years… unfortunately they weren’t always positive.

Ultimately, it wasn’t a question of webmail yes or no, but rather whether it was possible to shorten the retrieval interval in the new webmail environment.

Nevertheless, thank you for your honest opinion…

If it were that easy…

Why do you use webmail?

Because e.g. Must be able to access the various mail accounts from various devices.

2FA is mandatory for an external login - so it is not up for discussion.

The only question is, why did it work great with the old webmail and no longer work with the new one?

Don’t assume that it was migrated to older HW?

Is there a way to set updates at shorter intervals in the new webmail?

The reason is 2FA. By the time I receive the email with the code, it has already been outdated - therefore worthless…

2FA makes a lot of sense but with the new webmail adsurbum…

I haven’t been able to access my email accounts since this morning.

According to the hotline, the accounts were definitely deleted, even though a Bluewin E-Mail advanced contract exists!

This contract was concluded after the accounts were reactivated in early July.

Now Swisscom says that the contract should have been confirmed because all accounts would be irrevocably deleted after 3 months.

What’s that supposed to mean?