FoxMail is a preferred email client for thousands of users because it is loaded with great features and provides excellent performance in terms of email handling, security, and other necessary facilities. However, you can use it to manage Email Accounts from other email systems like Gmail and yahoo mail.
Since Gmail, Yahoo's main competitor, has always allowed their users to use their email through IMAP and POP for free, Yahoo was also pushed to offer this feature.
IMAP( Internet Mail Access Protocol) allows you to use any available email client such as Fox Mail, Gmail, and Mozilla Thunderbird to either send or receive messages from a Yahoo Mail address. The IMAP settings ensure you can access your mail through Yahoo folders.
Yahoo mail also uses POP (Post Office Protocol) which is an older email standard. POP governs the receipt of messages. With IMAP and POP, you can easily manage your Yahoo emails from your clients.
The main difference between the two is that POP allows only one-way sync while IMPA allows two-way sync. This means that if you delete an email from the Yahoo app, the mail will also be deleted from email servers. On the other hand, POP is one-way. Thus, deleting an email will only delete it in Yahoo, but it will stay on your server.
Before understanding how to set up your Yahoo mail in Fox mail, it is important to understand Fox mail settings. Besides, you might encounter some difficulty when setting up your Yahoo mail in Fox mail. Understanding these severe settings will make it easy to set up your email.
Account Type: POP
Username: Your email address
Password: The password to your email account
Server Hostname: pop.qq.com
Server Port: 995
Required Authentication: Yes- your email account details, username, and password
SSL/T'S: yes
Account type: SMTP
Username: Your email address
Password: The password to your email account
Server Hostname: smtp.qq.com
Server Port: 465
Required Authentication: Yes. Email account details- username and password
SSL/TLS: Yes
Yahoo Mail always supports passwords for applications. They are mostly single-use passwords that won't require your account password if you use two-factor authentication. However, it is not uncommon to experience problems accessing your accounts. This is common, especially if a user forgets they set their account with two-factor authentication.
There you have it. That’s how to set up Yahoo Mail in Foxmail.