Provider settings

GMX, WEB.DE, T-Online, your own domain, POP3 and a separate outgoing server login.

GMX and WEB.DE: enable IMAP

1. Sign in to the GMX or WEB.DE web mail.
2. Open Settings → POP3/IMAP retrieval.
3. Turn on “Allow POP3 and IMAP access” and save.
4. Then sign in to Angaro with your address and normal password.

T-Online

Email apps need your separate email password, not the password of your Telekom login. You set it in the Telekom customer centre under the email settings.

Your own domain or web host

With hosts such as Hostinger, IONOS, STRATO, World4You or A1, your address and password are usually enough. Otherwise your host’s help lists the server details; typical values are:

• Incoming (IMAP): e.g. imap.yourprovider.com, port 993, SSL/TLS
• Outgoing (SMTP): e.g. smtp.yourprovider.com, port 465 (SSL/TLS) or 587 (STARTTLS)
• User: usually the full email address

POP3

Angaro also supports POP3. Emails then sit in a single folder, and folders, read status or archive don’t sync with other devices. If your provider offers IMAP, use IMAP.

Separate outgoing server login

Some sending services (e.g. Brevo, Mailgun) require different credentials for the outgoing server than for the inbox. Open the account in the settings, choose “Own login for the outgoing server” and enter user and password.