A few months ago, I came across a site that let’s you read and reply to emails from different sites in one place. I didn’t think I needed it at the time, but changed my mind. Unfortunately, I didn’t bookmark the site and I’ve forgotten the url.
Anyone has any ideas? Thanks.
Finally found it. It was GMX mail. However, looking at theirr site again, I see why I wasa initially put off. It doesn’t automatically collect emails from other accounts. You have to do that manually. Still, I may give it a try.
Unless the Hive Mind has better/other alternatives.
You might be able to use your mail application to get messages (via POP) from several of them. I know that GMail allows that, not sure about the others.
If you mean an application like Outlook, I don’t use one. I do everything in browser. I don’t like the idea of losing emails if my drive dies.
So, I’m basically looking for one site (like maybe GMX) to access all my email accounts in one place.
Huh? Looks like Hotmail can join email addresses too.
After 15 years, I finally figured out how to send from my other accounts to my primary. Yay!
Though it looks live you’ve found your solution, for the benefit of others I wanted to chime in that using gmail to “combine” mailboxes is quite handy.
Over the years I’ve managed to accumulate at least two “secondary” addresses that are too important for me to abandon (and a few that were inconsequential enough that I could eventually stop using them). I’ve configured gmail to retrieve mail from those boxes, so all my mail is in one place, and I only have to deal with one interface, one set of login credentials, etc. I also like the fact that I don’t have to worry about losing my mail with a drive failure, and that I can acess it anywhere.
Yeah, Gmail can retrieve your mail from Yahoo, Hotmail, and other POP/IMAP accounts. Pretty sure Yahoo can do this as well.
A note, the iPhone can combine your accounts into one too as a unified mailbox.