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mailbox.org

Connect mailbox.org through the Custom Email preset with standard IMAP and SMTP and an optional application password.

Status: Supported with manual configuration.
Authentication: Mailbox password or application password (IMAP/SMTP password authentication).

mailbox.org connects through Custom Email with mailbox.org's servers

mailbox.org supports standard IMAP and SMTP. When two-factor authentication is enabled, an application password is required for third-party clients. mailbox.org is not a PressedMail preset, so connect it through the Custom Email provider.

Server Settings

SettingValue
IMAP hostimap.mailbox.org
IMAP port993
IMAP encryptionSSL/TLS
SMTP hostsmtp.mailbox.org
SMTP port465 (SSL/TLS) or 587 (STARTTLS)
SMTP encryptionSSL/TLS or STARTTLS
UsernameFull mailbox.org email address

Before you begin

  • If two-factor authentication is enabled, generate a mailbox.org application password and use it instead of the normal account password.
  • Use the complete mailbox.org email address as the username.

Generate a mailbox.org application password

  1. Sign in to the mailbox.org account settings.
  2. Open the application passwords or security section.
  3. Create a password labeled for PressedMail.
  4. Use the generated value as the mailbox password.

Setup in PressedMail

  1. Open Settings > Email Connections and select Add Account.
  2. On Add an Email Account, choose Custom Email.
  3. On Account Credentials, enter the full mailbox.org email address and display name.
  4. On Server Configuration, enter the mailbox.org IMAP and SMTP host, port, and encryption from the table above.
  5. Enter the username (full email address) and the password or application password.
  6. Run Test Connection to validate both servers.
  7. Save the account.

Special cases and limitations

  • Custom-domain accounts hosted at mailbox.org use the same servers but rely on the domain being correctly configured.
  • SMTP authentication is required; the sender address should match the authenticated account.
  • Folder mapping follows the standard IMAP folder structure.

Troubleshooting

  • Use the complete mailbox.org email address as the username.
  • If two-factor authentication is on, confirm an application password is being used rather than the account password.
  • Confirm SMTP authentication is enabled and the correct port is selected.
  • Check outbound access from WordPress to the mailbox.org hosts.

This provider may work through manual configuration, but the connection is not part of the officially tested preset matrix.

Security Recommendations

  • Use a dedicated application password when two-factor authentication is enabled.
  • Revoke the application password when you remove the account from PressedMail.
  • See Security and Privacy for the credential storage model.

Related Documentation

  • Email Accounts Overview
  • Custom IMAP and SMTP
  • Email Connection Troubleshooting
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