Unfortunately it didn't make any difference. If anyone can send messages to a Microsoft account using Vivaldi - please post here - Good point - I was using the highlighted part of the URL ' /' - but your correct, I should have at least tried this - so I've now added ' ' to the safe list as well. Never seen anything like this myself - I've tried rebooting as well. But for some reason accounts with Microsoft domains sent by Vivaldi get 'lost' (for lack of a better term). Total mystery to me - all of the sent messages do reside in the Vivaldi 'Sent' folder in all cases (including Microsoft accounts). No problem for any messages sent using Vivaldi to other accounts (tested, , domains) - but for some inexplicable reason if I send messages to Microsoft domains from Vivaldi the messages are no-where to be found - not in the Inbox and not in Junk folder.

I know this makes no sense - but I've got screen-shots to document this fact. And to be clear - I have been using Vivaldi on the web (Internet Interface) to send the test messages (not just my client). , etc etc) are not retrieving messages that are sent using Vivaldi. Upon further testing my results are that only Microsoft accounts (i.e. Hmm, wait - I'm now observing some messages I've been recently sending from my Vivaldi account (forgetting about the problem) as I use Vivaldi for my default account in my Client. Server address: (some customers report faster response times with the reply - but not in this case - as mentioned in my original post - none of the messages are ending up in SPAM (Junk) folders.If there is any trouble finding the correct settings, use the server settings below. Postbox will then automatically figure out your server settings. For Password, enter your email account password.For example, or or For Description, enter the name you want to give this account in Postbox. For Email Address, enter your full address including the domain name.For Your Name, enter your full name that your messages will appear from.Please see the section below titled '2-Step Verification.' IMPORTANT! If you are using Two-Step Verification, then you must generate an app password for Postbox.

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