Confirmed Mail (Cmail) is basically an e-mail security system developed to prevent phishing attacks by confirming that incoming e-mails are actually coming from the sender.
Cmail seeks the user’s e-mail address to check for recent e-mails. If a new e-mail arrives or if there is a new unread e-mail in the inbox, Cmail automatically sends a response e-mail to the sender of the incoming e-mail with a unique confirmation code. Once the sender replies to this e-mail with the unique code, Cmail checks it and if the confirmation code in the reply matches the code in the sent response, the first incoming e-mail is marked, so that this e-mail is called "Confirmed Mail".
- You can find the appropriate protocol addresses for your e-mail address provider by looking on the internet.
- A few sample protocol configurations are provided under the “Information” heading.
- If you make a mistake during this adjustment, the application will terminate without reporting any error.
- DEL information: Delete all information (reply) e-mails from the sender in your inbox.
- DEL not confirmed: Delete all e-mails in your inbox except confirmed (marked) ones.
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Show notifications: If you disable it, you do not receive any message box notifications.
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Auto DEL info: If you enable it, information (reply) e-mails are automatically deleted after reading.
- It is advisable to mark all e-mails in your inbox as read before using Cmail.
- Please make sure that you fill in the required fields with the correct information.
- Creating application passwords: https://support.google.com/mail/answer/185833
| Gmail | Hotmail & Outlook | MSN | Yahoo | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
IMAP Server |
imap.gmail.com | outlook.office365.com | imap-mail.outlook.com | imap.mail.yahoo.com |
SMTP Server |
smtp.gmail.com | smtp.office365.com | smtp-mail.outlook.com | smtp.mail.yahoo.com |
SMTP Port |
587 | 587 | 587 | 465 |
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