Mailto webmail in your fav browser
I looked for clues and this is what I’ve found:
For those of you who've switched to using web-based mail, it might not be intuitive how to use links with "mailto:" URLs. You'll have to change the handling of mailto-links, to pass the address to a webmail service, instead of a mail application on your computer. You can see below a screen capture from my Opera 10.10 Portable (LK) Preferences:
In Tools > Preferences > Advanced > Programs, select 'mailto' and press 'Edit'. Enter 'opera' in the 'other application' field. Then use the addresses below to put in the 'Parameter' field:
Note: in some browsers, such as Opera 9.2, you put both together in the single field, as in 'opera "http://etc"' (without the single quotes).
GMail
http://mail.google.com/mail/?view=cm&fs=1&to=%t&su=%s&body=%m&cc=%c&bcc=%bHotmail
http://hotmail.msn.com/cgi-bin/compose?To=%t&Subject=%s&Body=%m&Cc=%c&mailto=1Yahoo Mail
http://compose.mail.yahoo.com/?To=%t&Subject=%s&Body=%m&Cc=%cNetscape Mail
http://webmail.netscape.com/compose.adp?mailto=%t&mailcc=%c&mailsubject=%s&mailbody=%mMail.com
http://mail01.mail.com/scripts/mail/Outblaze.mail?composeto=%t&subject=%s&body=%m&cc=%c&compose=1Opera Web Mail
http://mymail.operamail.com/scripts/mail/Outblaze.mail?compose=1&did=1&a=1&to=%t&subject=%s&body=%m&cc=%cHorde
http://YOUR_HordeURL_HERE.com/horde/imp/compose.php?popup=0&to=%t&cc=%c&msg=%m&subject=%sSquirrelmail
http://YOUR_SquirrelURL_HERE.com/src/compose.php?send_to=%t&subject=%s&body=%m&send_to_cc=%cGeneric
http://YOUR_URL_HERE/?To_Field=%t&Subject_Field=%s&Body_Field=%m&Cc_FLield=%c
Hope this helps! Also, you are hopefully familiar with what a browser is, unlike the following people..
Sources / More info: rijk-opera, mailto-link-test, Opera toggle between M2 & webmail, yt-browser
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