The following tables and gallery compare general and technical information for a number of webmail providers.
Maps Comparison of webmail providers
General
General information on webmail providers and products
Notes
Software distribution
General information on webmail providers and products
- ^α some parts of the FastMail web software have been released as free, open-source software. The front-end JavaScript library is released as Overture JS and the rich-text editor as Squire. The data model and various client code was donated to Roundcube for its JMAP implementation.
Digital rights
Verification
This list mandatory resources that you have to give out in order to verify and complete the registration for making an account.
Other
Unique features
Features
- Note 0: Through AOL Easy Transfer
- Note 1: Through AOL My eAddress
- Note 2: HTML interface available for legacy browsers or users with JavaScript disabled
- Note 3: Since March 12, 2009, POP3 technology rolled out to Windows Live Hotmail customers worldwide. Additionally, the proprietary DeltaSync-protocol is available.
- Note 4: Through Windows Live Custom Domains
- Note 8: IMAP access available for $14.99 for the first year and $29.99 yearly thereafter
- Note 14: Most mail services that do not support POP3 access can be accessed through the FreePOPs mail proxy software.
- Note 17: IMAP only available for paid accounts.
- Note 18: Gmail restricts the FROM field to registered addresses. e.g. Disposable addresses forbidden.
- Note 19: Mailfence provides an internal Instant Messaging feature for group members.
See also
- Comparison of web search engines - often merged with webmail by companies that host both services
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