Viewing Googlemail on site

[cykophysh39]

Another thing you can try.....

I don't know how successful this will be, and if you will get a spanking for trying it

http://proxify.com/

Is an anonymous proxy
Worked a treat at a previous gig. (The IT guys were not that hot on security)

[radgid]

how about public proxy?

Usually companies are blocking them but you can try http://wikity.info/ (if it is not blocked by the company already) and access your gmail account from there.

[indigent]

Have you tried https:// ?

Works for me at current client site where they block everything

[Bluebird]

Thanks, yep thought of that it just seemed too much hassle.

I think I'll just leave iGoogle to tell me the headers then use my N95 if anything looks interesting..

[cykophysh39]

how about taking your own laptop in with mobile broadband. that way you won't break the clients "fair use" internet policy. That's what I do.

[themistry]

I would suggest http://mail.google.com.

This works at my client site even though gmail.com is blocked,

TM

[Jog On]

Can you set it up as an HTTP email account in Outlook?

I do that with my Hotmail and rename it to "personal folders"

[KevinS]

If the TV/PS3 supports Bluetooth HID profile, then probably..

[oracleslave]

Get one of these or one of these

On a similar note would those work with TV/PS3?

[KevinS]

Get one of these or one of these

[Bluebird]

What about running the gmail app on your mobile?

I do do that, it's just not as easy to manage the mail that way - I guess I need a keyboard not a keypad

[oracleslave]

Guys / Gals, my current client doesn't allow access to Gmail, although their other Internet Access is fairly good - hence posting here.

I've customised an iGoogle page to show the e-mail headers, but I was wondering if there is anything else that would allow me to see content & possibly send / reply to e-mail without it actually being Gmail.

Other mail seems blocked as well - Yahoo etc

What about running the gmail app on your mobile?

[crack_ho]

I always used the auto forward feature of gmail in this scenario. Obviously that wont give you reply-to access though.

[Bluebird]

Guys / Gals, my current client doesn't allow access to Gmail, although their other Internet Access is fairly good - hence posting here.

I've customised an iGoogle page to show the e-mail headers, but I was wondering if there is anything else that would allow me to see content & possibly send / reply to e-mail without it actually being Gmail.

Other mail seems blocked as well - Yahoo etc