IMAP is short for Internet Message Access Protocol, which is a pretty good way to quickly describe what it is!
IMAP is a mechanism through which you may connect to and access your email from a remote system – often an email client.
Offering clever things like folder synchronisation, IMAP offers some advantages over the less flexible POP3 connection, particularly if you’d like different mail systems to look the same (your remote and your local mailbox, for example).
Are you looking to connect up to a business Gmail or normal Gmail account via IMAP and wanted to find the settings? Below you’ll find exactly this. Before getting started – allow IMAP for your Gmail account First, you need to allow IMAP for your Gmail account. Without completing this step, the information you collect …
When we import mail from mail servers into Gmail for Google Workspace, some servers don’t allow us to import sent mail in a way that is useful to end users. Furthermore, sometimes clients have folder structures and sent mail in their email clients that they’d like to push up into Gmail for Google Workspace based …
If you have email accessible via IMAP, for example, with a Silicon Dales business web hosting account, or an email account provided by another web host, and you would like to access this email through your iPhone (or other Apple device, such as an iPad, iPad mini or similar), then the video above will help …
