Recently, Apple has updated their webmail client. For many weeks, they have been promising a sweet-looking web-based version of the popular mail.app. But why can you not make so I can use it! At work, I run Windows2000, all updated up to the hilt. With a copy of FireFox2 as my portal to the web. I point my address bar at www.mac.com, log in with my details and up pops my lovely pretty webmail portal. Everything looks great, an almost un-faultable interface with everything needs right at your fingertips. So I’m off to create my first email, I click the new button. A new window opens up with a few buttons on, then a highlighter banner and nothing else! No text area, no address bar or Ccc fields. To try to solve this, I opened up the same page in Safari, worked fine. There is a small loading time as the AJAX goodness goes on behind the scenes, but the full editable page opens up. Next off was a copy of Internet Explorer. Holy HTML errors on a stick, that works! Apple I love the idea of your webmail client, but I will only use this when I’m not sitting at my Mac, namely at work. PS. When I’m at work I won’t use Internet Explorer, please can you fix it for me to check my emails again!

Adam Chamberlin
Head of digital development for Mackman Group. Aging consummate athlete attempting to run, bike and enjoy the outdoors.
Having worked in the cycling industry prior to a global pandemic I took up running to spend more time with my family. Since then I have caught the 'long run' bug and challenged myself.
Now back in the tech industry I am fascinated by using technology to help live a healthier and more sustainable life.
Day life is spent in WordPress and talking all things technical SEO.
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Head of Development
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