On Fri, 15 Mar 2002 18:57:41 -0800, Samuel W. Heywood wrote:

> Hello fellow Arachnians:

> I am posting on this subject because there are many list
> members who have formerly enjoyed using the Operamail www
> interface with Arachne for web-based email and also with Insight
> as an alternate POP3/SMTP email service.

> Operamail no longer works with Arachne because the new www
> interface has become heavily infested with JavaScript.  The new
> www interface could not possibly work very well with any other
> browser either.  The new web pages are hardly readable because of
> the tiny fonts appearing on backgrounds whose colors provide very
> little contrast with the colors of the fonts.  Due to my lack of
> of an eloquent vocabulary I will describe the new Operamail web
> site very simply by just saying that it really sux.

> Operamail used to work also as a POP3/SMTP type of service with any
> email client software, including Arachne's Insight.  Apparently the
> server names have also changed.  One used to be able to do his
> Operamail by setting up his email client to access "operamail.com"
> to be used both as a POP3 and as an SMTP server.  It appears that
> this mail server no longer exists.

> Does anybody know the new server names for Operamail?  Does anyone
> know if Operamail is still useful as an alternative POP3/SMTP email
> service?

> If anyone has answers on how we might be able to find Operamail to
> still be useful to us in any way, please post.

Yes, I have also discovered all of these same things.

The solution:

Do not attempt to access your operamail account for the next 149 days.
(at this time the account will be automatically deleted)

During those 149 days... send a flood of eMails to your own inbox atr
operamail. (but do not attempt to retrieve them)

Maybe if many, many users do this..... They just might get the massage.
But somehow I highly doubt that they are smart enough to get it.
(if they were... they would not have f****d it up so badly to begin with)


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