#SMTP JS now supports non standard ports

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#SMTP JS now supports non standard ports

September 18, 2017 Infinite Loop Development Ltd Leave a comment Go to comments

SMTP.JS is a script that allows you send email from Javascript

By default, the SMTP connection is secure (STARTTLS) and over port 25. If you
need to use an SMTP server that does not accepts secure connections, or in on a non-standart port, like 587, then use the button “Encrypt your SMTP Credentials” to store advanced configuration.

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