
If this is an issue for you, please contact us at our Support Helpdesk and one of the team will follow up with you. It's possible for us to export a list of previous contacts and email that through to you should you require. We're aware that some SquirrelMail users utilised the Address Book/Contact List function within their mail, and that will no longer be visible.

Once you've decided which you prefer, you can choose to set it as default - either on the welcome screen, or from the menu in the top right hand corner once you're logged into your Inbox. If you need any assistance while you familiarise yourself with the new webmail options, please contact our team. The same functionality will be there, there'll just be a slightly different layout and different colour schemes. Both webmail options will leave you into the same Inbox as before, with your email stored as it was. You can find out more information on why SquirrelMail has been withdrawn on the cPanel website.įor those of you who've been using SquirrelMail, on login you'll now be offered 2 alternative webmail options - Roundcube and Horde.
HORDE VS ROUNDCUBE VS SQUIRRELMAIL 2015 UPDATE
Point being that while it’s nice that you can use one of the webmail clients from your hosting company, chances are you really don’t have to.A server software update update released by cPanel has led to the immediate withdrawal of SquirrelMail webmail from our Calico UK mail systems. If you use a different web, phone, or desktop mail client chances are you can use that instead.
HORDE VS ROUNDCUBE VS SQUIRRELMAIL 2015 FULL

Not sure which to choose? According to the official cPanel documentation here’s the difference:

We’ll discuss whether you should use any of them in a moment (short answer, no, you shouldn’t use shared hosting for email) but let’s answer the client’s actual question first. And all of them offer the same three, decades-old webmail clients as well: RoundCube, Horde, and SquirrelMail. Is asking to select default between Round Cube, Horde, and Squirrel Mail for the email… Not sure which too choose?įor decades now most web hosting companies include email with their server plans.
