Cpanel mail client

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In cPanel, a mail client is a software application that allows you to access and manage your email accounts. Here are some of the most popular mail clients that work with cPanel:

1. Roundcube Webmail: A popular, open-source webmail client that is included with cPanel. It offers a user-friendly interface, support for multiple languages, and advanced features like spam filtering and address book management.
2. Horde Webmail: Another popular, open-source webmail client that is also included with cPanel. It offers a simple, intuitive interface and supports multiple languages.
3. SquirrelMail: A free, open-source webmail client that is also included with cPanel. It offers a simple, easy-to-use interface and supports multiple languages.
4. Thunderbird: A popular, free email client developed by Mozilla. It offers a wide range of features, including support for multiple email accounts, filters, and extensions.
5. Microsoft Outlook: A popular, commercial email client developed by Microsoft. It offers a wide range of features, including support for multiple email accounts, calendars, and contacts.
6. Apple Mail: A popular, free email client developed by Apple. It offers a simple, intuitive interface and supports multiple email accounts.

To set up a mail client with cPanel, you'll need to follow these general steps:

1. Log in to your cPanel account.
2. Click on the "Email" or "Mail" icon.
3. Click on the "Set up mail client" or "Configure mail client" button.
4. Choose your mail client from the list of available options.
5. Follow the instructions provided by the mail client to set up your email account.

Some common settings you may need to configure include:

• Server settings: You'll need to enter the hostname or IP address of your cPanel server, as well as the port number (usually 993 for IMAP or 587 for SMTP).
• Username and password: Enter your email account username and password.
• Authentication: Choose the authentication method (e.g., username and password, or OAuth).
• Encryption: Choose the encryption method (e.g., SSL or TLS).

Once you've set up your mail client, you should be able to access your email account and manage your messages, contacts, and other settings.