@esap1944 Vivaldi instituted a new reputation system for webmail access during May 2023, outlined in a Blog post. If you had not used Webmail prior to 4 May 2023, please see this section of the Blog post. Your profile currently shows a Reputation of 1. You will need to actively participate in the Vivaldi community: the Forum, post a Blog, use Sync, post on Vivaldi Social, download and install Themes, to build up your Reputation. Once your Reputation is high enough (and we do not know how high it must be), it will unlock Webmail access. To see if it has been unlocked for you, once logged in, check this page. If you see a link to Webmail on the right side, you have access. EDIT: Community members will now receive an e-mail, once they earn Webmail access.

The recovery email is actually used for a lot more than just password reset. Initially, the account activation code and some emails introducing Vivaldi's services are sent there. On request, username and password reset emails are sent to your recovery email. Also, when you update the recovery email address, a notification will be sent to the old address and you need to confirm the change via the new email address. Furthermore, some notifications from the Forum, Vivaldi Social, Themes and Blogs are sent to that email. Many of them are configurable. Last but not least, we occasionally send out announcements (e.g. upcoming maintenance work where access to the service will not be available for some time) and important news.

@OBuyvol Ah, it was a issue of teh sending mail server, not from Vivaldi mail server. Good to hear that. Thanks for feedback. I will close the bug tracker entry now. An report that issue is fixed to Vivaldi's mail server admins.

@chakchak, Sorry to read that earlier message have gone missing from your mailbox. This is unlikely to be due to any automated process on the server because: If the destination mailbox is full then delivery of new messages are rejected and sender receives message stating this as non-delivery reason AFAIK only the Trash folder has setting for automated deletion; default setting is to never clear it on logout; see Settings > Preferences > Server Settings > Clear Trash on Logout option it is possible Junk folder auto-deletes message older than some period of days but I cannot see any mention of this in Vivaldi's help pages FWIW confirm all folder are visible by selecting Settings > Folders

@AllanH As Webmail is completely different and having full direct access to mail server's storage, it can move a mail to webmail client's Sent folder.

@DoctorG and @Pathduck , thank you! I am a somewhat noob on these topics, so this helps alot!

@ToddAndMargo Just got my vivaldi account . I an send and receive mail from the web mail client

@yprudhon Hello Welcome to the 'Vivaldiverse'! Have fun here. Maybe also in Vivaldi 'Mastodon' social.vivaldi.net

@astnpaul Before the reputation system, we had another method in place to limit the number of spam accounts. Between October 2019 and May 2023, new users had to verify their account via their phone by providing us their phone number to which we sent a text message. In May 2023, those who had verified their account and gained access to Vivaldi Webmail could carry on using Webmail. Those, who never went through SMS verification and have never used Webmail, now have to follow the new requirements. I hope this helps.

@Dancer18 Thanks for hint about issue with CardDAV server.

@alexio said in How much storage you have in vivaldi webmail: @jeremyyellow What is attachment size limit? 20MB.

@alexio Thank you for your feedback. Of course Dropbox wants you to become dependent on their service to the point where you begin to pay for a subscription. Then they make money off of you. They publish what they offer and how to earn it. Vivaldi gains nothing if you use their webmail. It only costs them. It's a net loss. So if you want it, they will let you earn it, and they will provide it as a sort of favor to you. Earning it is meant to be uncertain and to take effort, so that spammers will not be interested in it. Spammers are only interested in earning without working.

@alexio It's not about time, and waiting. It's about participating. The kinds of activities you have to engage in are public knowledge. What activity generates how much reputation, and how much reputation you ultimately need, are not published. No one here knows.

@takaishi97 I use both too Do you know more email providers which use Roundcube web-mail?

Are you tried use Vivaldi mail on another app like Gmail for iPhone or Apple Mail for Mac?

@alexio said in Will Vivaldi webmail be dead?: Are you sure? How you know it? Yes. Will we got new features for Vivaldi web-mail? In some future the webmail will get more, no timeline.

@obeejohnkanobi Hello Welcome to the 'Vivaldivers'. Have fun here and maybe also on Vivaldi's Mastodon instance social.vivaldi.net I think everything has been said about the e-mail account. Maybe be a little active and be patient.

@bashley, Are you using any other email clients to access the account? FWIW Vivaldi's webmail client's default configuration is to retain messages moved to Trash folder until user selects them for removal.