Anyone heard of ThinBrowser?

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Maatt said:
Just spotted this. Seems to be giving GMail a run for its 'money'
http://www.thinbrowser.com/tb
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I just signed up to test it out. It was extremely slow. I'm on a T1
connection in Europe at work and it was painfully slow to login and check
mail. This was before 7:30 in the morning and I had all the bandwidth to
myself. Of course your mileage may vary.

Ibn
 
I just signed up to test it out. It was extremely slow. I'm on a
T1 connection in Europe at work and it was painfully slow to login
and check mail. This was before 7:30 in the morning and I had all
the bandwidth to myself. Of course your mileage may vary.
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Just the opposite in the USA. However, it says it can be configured
to work with several pop3 clients, but I cannot find any pages that
tell you /how/ to do that...other than to download a program to sync
with OE.
 
Mike Andrade said:
Just the opposite in the USA. However, it says it can be configured
to work with several pop3 clients, but I cannot find any pages that
tell you /how/ to do that...other than to download a program to sync
with OE.
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I finally found help on this by searching for pop3 in the help section.

Seems pretty easy. The mail server is pop.thinbrowser.net. The smtp server
is smtp.thinbrowser.net. Haven't tried it yet; will do so in just a few
minutes.
 
I finally found help on this by searching for pop3 in the help
section.

Seems pretty easy. The mail server is pop.thinbrowser.net. The
smtp server is smtp.thinbrowser.net. Haven't tried it yet; will
do so in just a few minutes.
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Link? If not, does it use the default ports?
 
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