I used my browser to save/bookmark the webmail access link, but when I try to sign on to Cox enhanced webmail, the old link is useless and I get a message that I have entered the password incorrectly too many times. They really need to hire better IT guys in Cox's Webmail department. And their webmasters who set up the Cox.net website make it extraordinarily difficult for a user to get to a webmail link. And GOD FORBID that you should set up your own email client like Thunderbird or another client and you use a VPN. Cox will blacklist your VPN's IP address, forcing you to take your VPN down or forcing you to abandon an email client.
Cox is spending huge amounts of OUR money, paying software engineers well for the sake of making our access to using their systems and services more difficult. It's the responsibility of Cox Communications to provide VPN-friendly webmail and email to its customers that require such encryption. Anyone who signs on to their bank account or credit card websites without a VPN turned on these days needs to have their heads examined. Cox apparently wants all of us to go "naked" so they can see your true IP address and canvas fingerprint "thehell"out of your browser. Another example of Big Brother? You bet!
Cox needs to provide a durable, functional link, that will work FIRST TIME AND EVERYTIME...to allow you to access your webmail easily without scouring their Cox.Net website feverishly trying to find the darn link. Using saved/bookmarked links simply don't work, they tell you to reset your password everytime. I'm NOT going to do that just to get mail access.