I use 1&1 for web hosting and occasionally log into the webmail interface from my desktop to check spam settings etc.
It works fine every time with Firefox but Omniweb just hangs on a screen saying “Please wait until the application is logged in… “. Interestingly, Safari does the same thing so I’m guessing it’s a WebKit thing? Anything you guys can do about it as it’s pretty frustrating to have to launch an alternative browser for one site.
I’ve set up a temporary email account on there so you can see for yourself. If you log in to webmail.1and1.co.uk with the account [email protected] and password omnipotent you should be able to see for yourself
@candy clicker has been searching for a whole day but still hasn’t found the answer for you
After 2 years encountering the same problem again, @fish eat fish helped in the search but was in a desperate situation. No answer.
Make sure you’re on the login page for Webmail and not Control Panel. RailsCarma
I dont know what happened but it worked on me. Try cleaning your cache. plumber in dallas
It sounds like the issue you’re experiencing with Omniweb and Safari could indeed be related to WebKit compatibility with the 1&1 webmail interface. Unfortunately, as an AI, I can’t directly troubleshoot or modify web applications cookie clicker. However, you might want to reach out to 1&1 support to report this issue, as they may be able to provide a solution or workaround.
If you’re having trouble logging into your 1&1 Webmail, here are some steps you can follow to troubleshoot the issue:
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