> Sending mail from home is almost guaranteed to fail... It's an MUA - it can sent mail just as well as any other MUA. Use your ISP's smarthost if you are usin

> Sending mail from home is almost guaranteed to fail... It's an MUA - it can sent mail just as well as any other MUA. Use your ISP's smarthost if you are using it from home. > Webmail is fundamentally not something that can run on your own computer. This statement is plain wrong, even if by "your own computer" you really mean "your desktop box". I can run any server I like on my desktop box. If it has a well designed installer, then it would be as easy to set up as a "normal" app - the end user might not ever know the technical details. > The word is "web" mail, not desktop mail, it's just going to confuse users. Now I do agree with you. The product seems to be a little bit of both, so there is some potential for confusion. "Web-mail you run on your own computer" does seem to explain it pretty well though.