Manage Windows Live Account in Chrome - Easy Guide
Streamlining Windows Live Access with Pop HotMail
Are you seeking a convenient method for managing your Windows Live account without the need for a continuously open browser tab? Consider exploring the Pop HotMail extension designed for Google Chrome.
Pop HotMail: A Closer Look
Initial access to Pop HotMail requires you to be signed into your Windows Live account within your browser; if not, a login prompt will appear when the extension’s window opens.
Upon successful login, you’ll be directed to the primary interface of Pop HotMail. From this central point, you can easily navigate to various sections of your account, including your inbox and the message composition area.
It’s important to note that, currently, the extension’s toolbar icon does not display a count of unread emails.
While generally effective, the extension’s rendering of certain emails may vary depending on their formatting. The following images illustrate how emails and the “Compose New Message” function appear within the extension.
You’ll find effortless access to your Folders and Contact List through the extension’s interface.
The extension also allows you to view the mobile version of “Windows Live Home” and inspect any unwanted “Junk Mail” that may have been delivered.
Should you require full-screen access to your account, simply click the “Go to mail.live.com” link located at the bottom of the extension’s popup window; this will open a new browser tab.
Final Thoughts
The Pop HotMail extension offers a streamlined and efficient way to interact with your Windows Live account, eliminating the need for a permanently open tab.
Resources
Download the Pop HotMail extension (Google Chrome Extensions)
Download the Pop HotMail extension (Extension Homepage)
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