Suitable for accessing emails from many computers (from the office to your home).IMAP: Accesses emails when viewing them, always keeping a copy on the server.

Since the emails are downloaded and removed from the server, you cannot receive emails on other computers you may have.Good for preventing your inbox from becoming slow or full.POP: Downloads emails to your local computer and removes the copy from the server.If you plan on setting up your mail on many computers, use IMAP. Select either POP or IMAP - both are supported on our servers.Edit the Server names and ports to the exact settings desired.Click the Stop button to stop the auto-configuration feature.Make sure you have created this account in cPanel first. Username: This is your full email address.Authentication: Choose a normal password.If your isp is blocking port 25, which many do to prevent spam, then choose 26. Port: You can put 25 or 26 in Outgoing.Protocol: IMAP or POP (Refer to the description below Manual Configuration Options).When setting up Thunderbird 78, follow Steps 1 to 4 above. Thunderbird will take care of the rest! Thunderbird 78 It will select IMAP without SSL settings by default.When using the auto-configuration for account set up, choose whether you would like to use IMAP or POP connections.Change the incoming and outgoing server to mail.Choose IMAP or POP3 (we recommend IMAP).If not, you'll see the Manual Config menu. If it can, you'll see Configuration found at email provider or another similar message. Thunderbird will look up the configuration files for your email account to determine if it can set up your email account automatically. Check the Remember Password box, and then click Continue.Password: The password for your email account.Email Address: The email address you're setting up.Your Name: Your full name, as you want it to appear on your outbound mail.In Mail Account Setup, enter the following information:.Go to File > New > Existing Mail Account.

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For more information, check out Automatic Account Configuration and Manual Account Configuration from Mozilla Support.

Thunderbird configuration