Tiger Technologies Technical Support

How do I read my e-mail using a Web browser?

If you have used your account management control panel to create a POP mailbox e-mail address, you can use our Webmail pages to read and send e-mail using a normal Web browser (such as Internet Explorer, Firefox or Safari).

Using our Webmail system is particularly convenient if you don't want the hassle of setting up an e-mail program to read your mail, or if you're away from your normal computer. With Webmail, you can read your mail from any computer that has a Web browser.

Reading and sending e-mail

To read your e-mail with Webmail:

  1. Go to https://mail.tigertech.net/ in your Web browser
  2. Login using your e-mail address and e-mail password

You'll see Web pages that allow you to read and send e-mail messages for any POP mailbox.

(If you'd like your Web browser to remember your e-mail address and password so you don't need to type it each time, this page will help.)

Multiple Logins

If you want to read multiple e-mail addresses at the same time in different browser tabs, see this page.

Having trouble logging in?

If you see a blank page when you visit mail.tigertech.net, your Web browser may have a problem making secure SSL Web site connections. If that's the case, you can work around this issue by connecting to http://mail.tigertech.net/ instead.

Keep in mind that if you use the non-SSL version of Webmail, it's theoretically possible (though unlikely) for someone with access to your Internet connection — such as a neighbor who is able to receive an unencrypted WiFi Internet signal from your house — to "eavesdrop" on the connection, possibly intercepting your e-mail password or the contents of your e-mail messages. It's better to use the normal https://mail.tigertech.net/ link when possible.

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