Biotope netzero webmail

A blast from the past!

Biotope was a Canadian internet service provider that offered dial-up internet access, email, and other online services. NetZero was a US-based internet service provider that also offered dial-up internet access, email, and other online services.

Biotope's NetZero Webmail was a web-based email service that allowed users to access their email accounts online. The service was popular in the late 1990s and early 2000s, especially among those who didn't have a dedicated internet connection or preferred to access their email on-the-go.

Here are some key features of Biotope's NetZero Webmail:

1. Web-based access: Users could access their email accounts online using a web browser, without the need for a dedicated email client.
2. POP3 and IMAP support: NetZero Webmail supported both POP3 (Post Office Protocol version 3) and IMAP (Internet Message Access Protocol) protocols, allowing users to access their email accounts from multiple devices.
3. Spam and virus protection: NetZero Webmail included basic spam and virus protection features to help keep users' inboxes clean and secure.
4. Storage space: Users had a limited amount of storage space for their email accounts, which was typical for web-based email services at the time.
5. Advertising: NetZero Webmail displayed ads to users, which was a common practice for free web-based email services at the time.

Biotope's NetZero Webmail was eventually phased out as the company shifted its focus to other services and technologies. Today, the service is no longer available, and users who had accounts with Biotope's NetZero Webmail would need to find alternative email services to access their email accounts.