Discussion:
URL to Comcast Web mail
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Adam H. Kerman
2021-07-08 01:21:37 UTC
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On rare occassion, I check Comcast mail via the Web interface. I put in
comcast.net, get redirected to an xfinity host, then have to enable lots
of javascript, click on the MAIL icon, then wait for the javascript to
run and load mail, etc. At some point in there I have to provide
credentials.

Has anyone ever found any joy in getting through the steps without all
the redirects, or with fewer? Some straightforward like mail.comcast.net
doesn't work.
Ken Whiton
2021-07-08 02:12:39 UTC
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*-* On Thu, 8 Jul 2021, at 01:21:37 +0000 (UTC),
*-* In Article <sc5jv1$1nr$***@gioia.aioe.org>,
*-* Adam H. Kerman wrote
*-* About URL to Comcast Web mail
Post by Adam H. Kerman
On rare occassion, I check Comcast mail via the Web interface. I put
in comcast.net, get redirected to an xfinity host, then have to
enable lots of javascript, click on the MAIL icon, then wait for the
javascript to run and load mail, etc. At some point in there I have
to provide credentials.
Has anyone ever found any joy in getting through the steps without
all the redirects, or with fewer? Some straightforward like
mail.comcast.net doesn't work.
I use <https://connect.xfinity.com/appsuite/>. It opens to a log
in screen, and once you log in it opens your Inbox.

Ken Whiton
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Adam H. Kerman
2021-07-08 03:24:30 UTC
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Post by Ken Whiton
Post by Adam H. Kerman
On rare occassion, I check Comcast mail via the Web interface. I put
in comcast.net, get redirected to an xfinity host, then have to
enable lots of javascript, click on the MAIL icon, then wait for the
javascript to run and load mail, etc. At some point in there I have
to provide credentials.
Has anyone ever found any joy in getting through the steps without
all the redirects, or with fewer? Some straightforward like
mail.comcast.net doesn't work.
I use <https://connect.xfinity.com/appsuite/>. It opens to a log
in screen, and once you log in it opens your Inbox.
Ah. That works. Thank you.

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