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Is there a version of your web based email that doesn't require proprietary plugins? While in HTML editor, I get a "this plug-in not supported" message in the middle of the narrative box. I am using a Chrome OS device. Thank you for your help.
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Neither use Cox proprietary plugins. Or do you mean proprietary as in not open source? Classic webmail uses HTML while enhanced uses Flash. They had a mobile version, but they took that down some years ago. I think your talking about the graphical editor which uses Java, which is a pain. Try this testing site to see if it works on your machine. If Java is a security risk for you, then I suggest either enhanced webmail or using a client like Thunderbird or your OS's email default. As long as its compatible with POP/IMAP/SMTP it should work.
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