Uri email list

Here is a list of common URI schemes for email addresses:

  1. mailto: This is the most common URI scheme for email addresses. It is used to open the default email client on the user's device and compose a new email message.

Example: mailto:[email protected]

  1. news: This URI scheme is used to send an email to a newsgroup or mailing list.

Example: news:comp.infosystems.www.servers.unix

  1. telnet: This URI scheme is used to connect to a remote email server using the Telnet protocol.

Example: telnet://mail.example.com

  1. imap: This URI scheme is used to connect to an IMAP (Internet Message Access Protocol) email server.

Example: imap://[email protected]

  1. pop3: This URI scheme is used to connect to a POP3 (Post Office Protocol version 3) email server.

Example: pop3://[email protected]

  1. smtp: This URI scheme is used to send an email using the SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol) protocol.

Example: smtp://[email protected]

  1. webcal: This URI scheme is used to subscribe to a calendar feed.

Example: webcal://example.com/calendar.ics

  1. xmpp: This URI scheme is used to connect to an XMPP (Extensible Messaging and Presence Protocol) chat server.

Example: xmpp:[email protected]

Note that not all of these URI schemes are widely supported or used, and some may be specific to certain email clients or servers. The mailto scheme is the most widely supported and commonly used URI scheme for email addresses.