August 10, 2010 at 16:13Yandex.Mail has finally made it possible to send mail from external email addresses
Today, creating a letter and choosing from which address to send the letter, finally, Yandex gave me the opportunity to substitute email from the collected addresses.
In order for the desired address to appear in the sender field, you must first include it in your list of sending addresses.
To do this, go to the settings and go to " Sender Information ".
Click the link " Add Address " and go through the process of adding and confirming email.
After confirming this address, you will be able to specify this address as the default sender, and substitute it in the process of writing a letter.
My congratulations to the Hawkers who have been waiting for this step from Yandex for so long.
Also, based on the algorithm for adding an address, there is an assumption that you can add any address, not only from which mail is collected.
Examining the headers of the letter, Yandex inserts an external address into From , but Envelope-From still lists the mail address on Yandex. Well, letters are sent through the Yandex server.
In order for the desired address to appear in the sender field, you must first include it in your list of sending addresses.
To do this, go to the settings and go to " Sender Information ".
Click the link " Add Address " and go through the process of adding and confirming email.
After confirming this address, you will be able to specify this address as the default sender, and substitute it in the process of writing a letter.
My congratulations to the Hawkers who have been waiting for this step from Yandex for so long.
Also, based on the algorithm for adding an address, there is an assumption that you can add any address, not only from which mail is collected.
Examining the headers of the letter, Yandex inserts an external address into From , but Envelope-From still lists the mail address on Yandex. Well, letters are sent through the Yandex server.