If you have got an email account with Bluehost, you might be wondering how you can access it. Well, you can access through Bluehost Webmail. With Bluehost Webmail there is not much to set up. You just log in and get started. In this article, I will show you how you can log in to Bluehost Webmail and set up your Webmail client.
How to Log in to Bluehost Webmail
There are 3 ways to access Bluehost Webmail online.
Option 1: Direct Login
1. Go to bluehost.com/webmail.
2. Enter your email address and password.
3. click login.
Option 2: Bluehost Control Panel
You can also log in using a custom subdomain that redirects to your webmail URL.
1. Log in to your control panel at bluehost.com.
2. From the menu options, click Hosting > Email.
3. Scroll down to your email address and click View Inbox.
4. Enter your email address password on the next page and click Login.
Option 3: Custom Subdomain (Advanced)
You can also log in using a custom subdomain that redirects to your webmail URL.
1. Log in to your webmail using one of the options listed above.
2. Select a webmail client to access your email. You can read more about Bluehost webmail clients in the next section.
3. Copy the complete URL from your address bar.
4. Go back to your control panel and click Domains > Subdomains from the main menu.
5. Under Create a Subdomain, enter a name for your new subdomain, such as “myemail”.
Warning: Please Do NOT use “mail” as your subdomain since it’s already in use and will result in conflicts.
6. Select your domain from the drop-down menu, then click Create.
7. From the main menu, go to Domains > Redirect.
8. Under Add Redirect, select your new subdomain from the drop-down menu.
9. Paste your webmail URL into the Redirects To field.
10. Save by clicking the Add This Redirect button.
How to Choose a Bluehost Webmail Client
If you’ve already chosen a default webmail application, you should already be logged in. But if you haven’t selected one yet you can choose one of the three options for webmail that are built into your Bluehost account. Each individual email user can also choose which webmail client they want to use: Roundcube, Horde, or SquirrelMail.
Roundcube
Roundcube is the most popular Bluehost webmail client. It has the look and feel you would expect from an email application but is available inside a browser. You can import and use an address book and use IMAP folders with a drag-and-drop organization. When composing emails, you can set up preset responses to save time, and write with spell check in a rich text HTML composer.
Horde
Horde is more than just a Bluehost webmail client. It’s a collection of simple online apps for collaboration including webmail, calendar, notes, and tasks. These extra features do have some limits, however. For example, the collaborative features only work inside Horde; so to share a calendar entry or a note, the person you are sharing it with would also need to use Horde.
SquirrelMail
SquirrelMail is just perfect simplicity. While it lacks many of the features offered by Roundcube and Horde, SquirrelMail offers a simple, user-friendly interface with more customization possibilities than other Bluehost webmail options.
Click on the Read Mail Using link under the client of your choice to log in. Or, if you already know which client you want to use by default, click Enable AutoLoad.
How to Set/Change Your Default Webmail Client
You can also set or change your default Bluehost webmail client from your control panel by following these steps:
1. From your control panel, click Hosting > Email in the main menu.
2. Looking at the menu to the left, you should be on the Email Accounts page. If not, go there now.
3. Scroll down to your email address and select the drop-down menu under Webmail Client.
4. Choose Roundcube, Horde, or SquirrelMail as your default client.
5. Click View Inbox to log in.
That is all there is to log in to Bluehost webmail and set up your webmail client. If you have any questions feel free to share it in the comments.
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