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Apple Mail/Mac Mail is the default email client that comes with every Mac using OS X 10.0 or later. This article will show you how to configure your Mail application to access email from TitanMail.
| alert-warning | To configure Titan on third-party apps, third-party email access must be enabled. Learn more here. |
| alert-warning | To protect your account, accessing 3rd party clients will be blocked when the two-factor authentication is enabled. You can refer to this article for instructions on disabling two-factor authentication on Titan |
Follow the steps given below to successfully configure Titan Mail to your Apple/Mac Mail.
1. Open Mail and select Add account from the main menu
2. Select Other Mail Account and click Continue
3. Enter the details as below
- Your Name, or as you would like it to appear on your sent email
- Enter your Email Address
- Enter your email account's password
- Click the Sign In button
4. Enter server settings like incoming and outgoing server:
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That's it, your Titan account is now configured on Apple mail client!
| alert-warning | However, If you come across an issue like this where it shows your connectivity status as - "Offline" |
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How to overcome this issue?
- Close Mail, if it's already open
- Click the Apple menu (upper left corner of your screen) > System Preferences > Internet Accounts
- Select the account with the broken outgoing mail server, and then click the minus sign at the bottom
- Reboot your Mac
- Click the Apple menu > System Preferences > Internet Accounts
- Re-add the Titan account
If you still face any issues do write to us at support@titan.email and we will assist you with it further.