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Webmail on your phone or tablet

Webmail also works on your phone and tablet, in your normal browser. You don't need to install anything. The screen adapts itself: you see one thing at a time.

Logging in

Open the browser on your phone, go to webmail.weboke.nl and log in as you would on your computer (see Logging in to webmail). On your own phone, turn on Stay signed in so you don't have to log in again every time.

How it works on a small screen

The webmail message list on a phone with the menu button at the top left
(1) the menu
  • You first see the messages in your Inbox.
  • The button with the three lines at the top left (1) opens the menu and your folders.
  • The round button with the pencil at the bottom right lets you write a new message.
  • The arrows at the top right refresh the list. The three dots give you more actions.
The opened menu on a phone with Compose, Mail, Contacts, Settings and Logout
The menu on your phone

Reading a message

An opened message on a phone with Previous, Reply and Next at the bottom
A message on your phone, with Previous, Reply and Next at the bottom

Tap a message to open it. At the bottom, use Previous and Next to browse, and tap Reply to answer. The arrow at the top left takes you back to the list.

Prefer a mail app?

Do you often read mail on your phone? Then your phone's mail app is often handier. You get a notification as soon as new mail arrives, even when the browser is closed. Your mail simply stays on our server, so you see the same mail in the app and in webmail.

Tip: can't get the app set up? Check whether you can log in to webmail. If you can, your password is correct and the problem lies in the app's settings. See also Gmail app: no connection to the server.

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Set up your domains

For each domain, arrange the nameservers, the link to your hosting and who becomes the owner.

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