With a username like that, I'd say never

Yes, same with swisscows.email Both use Roundcube, but I find Vivaldi Webmail better in general. Swisscows is down at least once a week, for example, for about an hour. Plus, there is generous email storage with Vivaldi Webmail. Most people in my Proton mail don't use encryption, so this tells me Vivaldi Webmail is just as private and secure.

@thomasbeling said in Encryption settings missing:

Those don’t exist?

Planned, but not added yet in internal tester versions.

When I thought about Vivaldi mail and Vivaldi Webmail, I decided to utilize Vivaldi Webmail as I do not use email so often. While I use, unlike other major Webmail services, there are no tracking and no ads. Also, because Vivaldi respects privacy, I decide to use Vivaldi Webmail. Thank you for great advices.

Hi @skullips,

No, it's not possible to change the email address.

If you want a different email address, you'll need to create a new account with the username you want as the email handle.

Yes, that is it. Thank you!

I just don't understand why there is not a blog post about V. Webmail, when there is for Fastmail and even blogs. You would think it create more users for V. Mail (client), no?

IIRC Forward has never been an available action.

Thank you for your help. I have found that my contacts list (that I have imported from a csv file) are not ok. It only has names and phone numbers. No e-mail addresses. Something went wrong. I have to check why and import again those contacts and then I will see if it works...

@pissedoffdad said in Login problems:

When I log in and negotiate the website it is bodysuit logging me out.

Strange, but when i check in my home site no body negotiates with me or locks me out.

@tarquin I think you should do a blog post on this. There is no blog post that I can find about Vivaldi Webmail. Plus, this page seems to be blank now, and I have shared it several times a year https://vivaldi.com/webmail/

We looked into this issue some more and found that Spark is a third-party mail client. This means that instead of the client directly checking for mail, the way first-party mail clients such as Vivaldi Mail, Thunderbird, etc. do it, you give your login credentials to Spark and their servers (Google Cloud) check for messages.

Unfortunately, we have no way of telling whether the traffic coming from servers like that is genuine or whether someone is attempting to abuse our service. We would blindly have to trust them and having had negative experiences in the past that's hard to do.

@Qbi-Wan No worries 🙂

since requested server is SMTP, but data you provided is identical to one claimed to be as SMTPs.

You're mixing up the TCP/IP network layers here. SSL/TLS is a transport-layer protocol, while SMTP is application-layer.

See: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SMTPS

@kotan, should be solved now. 🙂

@jane-n Filters work extremely illogically. If I have been communicating with a person by mail for many years, then filters should not be applied in this case. Such interventions only spoil the reputation of your service.

@viv2u Please see Vivaldi Webmail new account login issues.

@People1 Please Contact Vivaldi to get specialised help from Vivaldi.
The Support team will look into your request as soon as possible. Please note that their working hours are Monday to Friday, 08:00 CET - 18:00 CET.

@Rased If you are talking about the mail client (not webmail) it's easy. At the end of the list of attachments are two buttons. One is labeled "Save" and the other is labeled "Download All."

If you press the "Save" button a dialog will open showing your default download directory. If you right click in that dialog you can create a new folder and name it. Then you can select that folder in the dialog dropdown and save all the attachments to it. Not sure how it would work with webmail, but you are in the mail client portion of the forums.

Hello, @janos1, and welcome to our community!

Are you talking about changing the password for Vivaldi's webmail service?

If you still remember the old password then you can change your password on your account's profile on Vivaldi.net. Log in and click the "Manage account" button or hover on your username/avatar in the top right corner and select Account. On the profile, you'll find an option to change the password on the lower half of the page.

An alternative, which can be used both when you've forgotten your password or not, is to send yourself a password reset email. Just enter your account's username on this page, and an email with a reset link will be sent to your account's recovery email address.

For more information, please check Update Vivaldi account information.