New! SpecialDelivery Webmail Extension
for Firefox (BETA)

Webmail is so popular these days that it's already overtaken dedicated desktop email clients such as Microsoft Outlook. It's so widely used, that it's easier to ask who doesn't have a webmail account from the "Big 5" (below) than it is to ask who does.

And that's where the SpecialDelivery Webmail Extension for Firefox comes in: your family, friends and colleagues are sending their valuable personal and work related information over an unprotected internet connection, and storing it unprotected on somebody else's server.

With the latest version of SpecialDelivery, you can extend your reach and help to protect them with one click.

Soon we'll be working on a Webmail plugin for Internet Explorer and one for Microsoft's Outlook desktop client too.

Everyone will rest easier at night knowing their valuable information is safe, and they may even thank you (and VaultletSoft) too!

VaultletMail SpecialDelivery Works
with Any Email System

SpecialDelivery gives VaultletMail users the ability to send encrypted time and view constrained email messages to anyone in the world, regardless of which email system or client they use.

This is how it works for recipients who don't yet use the Webmail Extension for Firefox:

Even though it takes a couple more clicks than the one-click Webmail Extension for Firefox, anybody can benefit from your desire to protect and control your communications with them.

Even if they don't have a VaultletMail account!

To see how easy SpecialDelivery is to use, try this:

Using VaultletMail, compose and address a message to yourself at your plain-vanilla unprotected non-VaultletMail email address. Once you've done that, choose the "SpecialDelivery" option labeled "Protect external messages by encrypting them before sending" and hit "Send". That's all there is to it!

Once you or your other recipients receive and read their first SpecialDelivery message, you'll be able to send them time and view constrained content whenever you want, just as though they were using VaultletMail.

Here's what their first "Welcome" message looks like:

Your recipient receives this message in their webmail or email client, and right clicks on the message if they're using the Webmail Extension for Firefox...

...Your recipient then types the passphrase that protects their messages into the SpecialDelivery Viewer...

...and securely reads (and even respond to) your message in the SpecialDelivery viewer.

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