Xpress/Mobile WebMail In A Nutshell

LuxSci provides a standard full-featured Web 2.0 WebMail interface. For the sake of usability and feature richness, this full-featured portal makes use of graphics, cookies, JavaScript, and some features of modern web browsers to enhance the user experience.

Unfortunately, the very requirements that make the full-featured portal good-looking and easy to use also have their down sides. The "Xpress" portal is the solution to these concerns:

Login to the Xpress/Mobile portal: http://xpress.luxsci.com

• Blazing Speed: The Xpress portal uses very few graphics and no JavaScript. Its pages are thus much smaller in size, faster to download, and faster to render in your web browser. If you have a slow Internet connection, the Xpress portal will seem much faster than the full portal!
• Maximum Compatibility: The Xpress will work with most web browsers - even old ones and non-standard ones. This is because the Xpress portal does not use JavaScript, cookies, or dynamic HTML.
• Mobile Devices: The Xpress portal will work with almost any mobile phone or PDA that supports accessing web pages. We work to ensure that the pages of the Xpress portal look good and work well on very small screens.
• Privacy Concerns: The Xpress portal does not use cookies at all. If you are concerned about privacy on the web, you can disable cookies in your web browser and still use the Xpress portal without any trouble.
• Security Concerns: The Xpress portal does not use JavaScript at all. If you are concerned about security on the web, you can disable JavaScript in your web browser and still use the Xpress portal without any trouble. The Xpress portal, like the full portal, runs over SSL so that all of your data is encrypted.
• Safe Mail Viewing: For usability reasons, our full (normal) portal allows you to enable some things, like automatically viewing HTML attachments inline in your email message display pages, that may leave you open to attacks on your web browser. The Xpress portal disables features, such as inline HTML viewing, so that it is always safe to read your mail in Xpress WebMail! You would have to explicitly open an attachment to put yourself at risk, but reading and previewing messages is safe.

Admittedly, the Xpress portal might not look quite as slick or be quite as easy to use as the full portal (and some functions are not available in the Xpress portal); however, you have the option of using either one or both of these interfaces at any time -- it's totally up to you.