On 19/11/2019 15:59, Karen Lewellen wrote: > while I respect your perspective, I stated my specific goals because > I know what could and could not be possibly managed by me. > I smile when folks tell me that over time I will not be able to do > something
To be clear, I'm not saying you can't do it. I am only saying that using webmail in this way via a shell account is likely to become more difficult over time. As I also said, however, it is still likely to be possible with the right webmail software. > So, I know that I can, if I actually get an email provider suggestion > find ways to continue. [...] > I asked for what I specifically needed, not for, no matter how well > intended, what someone else thinks my goal is in this situation. The link I provided to a list of alternative webmail software almost certainly does lead you to exactly what I understand you are looking for: Webmail that will work without relying on Javascript. As I said, I haven't personally tested any of the webmail software mentioned in the list but Reco confirmed that SquirrelMail works fine without needing Javascript and so it should work ok from a text-mode web browser via your shell account. All you need to do is find an ISP or other service provider that can host SquirrelMail for you. As I say, if I understand your requirement correctly then this should fulfil it. In addition: Does anyone know if either Horde Imp or Roundcube work well without Javascript? I'd have thought that, in practice, both of these are more likely (than SquirrelMail) to be standard offerings from ISPs nowadays. -- Mark Rousell
