Bluewin Webmail: Login and instructions

After logging into Webmail, your e-mail inbox opens automatically. You can easily toggle between the e-mail, calendar, address book and tasks by clicking the icons in the main navigation menu at the top left of the screen.

You can now use the account manager to access your separate e-mail accounts (different e-mail addresses). To do this, go to the Profile button in the top right and select the account you want.

1. Click the cogwheel icon next to your profile picture. 
2. Select “All settings” in the dropdown menu. 
3. Click “General” in the menu on the left.
4. Select your preferred language in the “Language and time zone” area.

Each e-mail address has its own address book. You can also use “Export/import” to transfer appointments and contacts to other e-mail accounts.

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If you have more than one e-mail address, you can define your primary e-mail address in My Swisscom.

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1. Click the cogwheel icon next to your profile picture. 
2. Select “All settings” in the dropdown menu. 
3. You can add a new signature in the “Signatures” area.

1. Click the cogwheel icon next to your profile picture. 
2. Select “All settings” in the dropdown menu. 
3. In the “Read” area, you can activate and deactivate the layout and preferred option(s) (e.g. text preview, date and time or message size).

1. Click the cogwheel icon next to your profile picture. 
2. Select “All settings” in the dropdown menu. 
3. Select the “Checkboxes” option in the “Read” area. This allows you to select e-mails in the inbox.

You can also select e-mails using the keyboard. To do this, hold down “CTRL” or “Command” and select the e-mails individually – or all e-mails by holding down the “Shift” key and selecting the first and last e-mail.

1. Click the cogwheel icon next to your profile picture. 
2. Select “All settings” in the dropdown menu. 
3. In the “Approved and blocked senders” area, you can set who can send you an e-mail and who cannot.

E-mail accounts will be permanently deleted 180 days after suspension. Until then, you will find a list of your accounts in My Swisscom, from where they can be restored. To do this, simply set the address in question as your primary e-mail account or switch to a higher subscription.

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Move individual e-mails to the spam folder in Webmail using the drag-and-drop function or flag the message as spam (using the icon).

How to show and free up your storage space:

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