I've simplified my web-based email a bit so that it's more reliable.
Remember, when sending messages, to keep them very short, as the program
doesn't yet break your input into lines short enough to send to the mail
system. mail2web.com is also a good service, better than mine I'm sure.
If you run a web/mail server with PHP, then I suggest
Squirrelmail, an excellent
web-based email program.
For the source code for this and other programs, visit my
programming page and look around a bit.
The Purpose
This system allows web-based access to POP3 email. You can read your
email, delete it, and/or send email, all from web pages!
If you have access to a browser but not to an email client, or your email
client can't get through a firewall of one sort or another, now you can
check your email via the web alone. The browser interface is becoming more
popular for all sorts of applications; why not for email?
For each function, you enter your mail server's address (like mail.isp.net),
your account name, and the account password. I will not log anything.
The Functions
Check your email (deletion is also here)
Send an email(keep messages short, please)