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Wang Once Again Critiques the New Features of Foxmail 6.5 (王者再出击 Foxmail 6.5新功能试用), Sina.China Internet Network Information Center. Archived from the original on 1 January 2014. An Introduction to Home Computer Use: Increasing Proficiency (家庭电脑应用入门 A Concise Internet Tutorial (Internet简明教程). Educational Uses of the Internet: 'School Projects' Series (Internet教学应用('校校通工程'丛书)).

#FOXMAIL IMAP SOFTWARE#

Lecture on the Practical Uses of Computer Software / The Practical Training Lecture Series (工具软件实用培训教程/实用培训教程系列). It allows you to fully integrate your Proton Mail account with a third-party client that supports IMAP and SMTP protocols, such as Microsoft Outlook.

^ Li Wei Zheng Yanfeng Fang Jun (2005).

China and the Internet: politics of the digital leap forward.

^ 'VeriSign Breaks the English Language Hold on Internet Navigation With Internationalized Domain Names'.

^ 'Interview with Zhang Xiaolong: Foxmail 4.0 is Still Free'.

'Now that Tencent has Acquired Foxmail, What are the Plans of Zhang Xiaolong, the Developer of QQ?'. It is said to support Chinese Domain Name standards from RFC3454, RFC3490, RFC3491, and RFC3492 published in March 2003 by IETF. įoxmail 5 violates RFC 822 (and 2822, 5322) by putting 8-bit characters in the subject and address header fields. The Dutch edition of PC Magazine reported that version 6.0 of Foxmail occasionally sends email usage data to, but otherwise generally described it as an 'excellent email client', recommending version 5.0.8 (the last one before the acquisition), which is not affected by this issue.

) Foxmail tutorials are found in several Internet literacy books for the Chinese market. (For perspective, the CNNIC reported a total number of 35 million Internet users in China in January 2002. In 2003, in a joint press-release with Verisign promoting Internationalized domain names, the authors' reported over 3 million daily Foxmail users in China. Usage Īccording to a 2001 survey, Foxmail had a 32.92% market share in China. Foxmail was acquired in 2005 by Tencent Holdings. Foxmail was originally written by Allen Zhang (张小龙), an alumnus of Huazhong University of Science and Technology in Wuhan.

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