Mail in Thunderbird

Thunderbird is a free mail program for Windows, Mac and Linux.

1. Open Thunderbird. The first time, it shows Set up your existing email address by itself. Otherwise go to the menu (☰) › New › Existing Mail Account.
2. Enter your name (the name people see), your email address and your password.
3. Click Configure manually. Thunderbird often guesses the wrong server, so don't trust the guess.
4. Incoming server:
   • Protocol: IMAP
   • Hostname: mail.mailsky.eu
   • Port: 993
   • Connection security: SSL/TLS
   • Authentication method: Normal password
   • Username: your full email address
5. Outgoing server:
   • Hostname: mail.mailsky.eu
   • Port: 465
   • Connection security: SSL/TLS
   • Authentication method: Normal password
   • Username: your full email address
6. Click Re-test. When it says the settings work, click Done.

Already have the account in Thunderbird?

If the server says mailhosting.tech or mail.your-domain, change it:

• Incoming: right-click the account › Settings › Server Settings › Server Name = mail.mailsky.eu.
• Outgoing: in the same window, at the bottom of the list on the left, Outgoing Server (SMTP) › select the server › Edit › Server Name = mail.mailsky.eu, port 465.

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