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Gmail has the functionality to check other email accounts - I've been using it for many years, for throwaway accounts, Microsoft accounts, and others

You just need to set up the collection option, by providing the address and password plus the Server details etc,

They did have to be set up as pop3 rather than IMAP (well they did when I set mine up last century ), But looks like this is no longer a requirement

Get Gmail features for your other email accounts - Computer - Gmail Help

You should also be able to add your address list, Gmail accepts CSV directly, but you may need to adjust the fields to suit Gmail's setup

Import Upload a Mailing List or Emails – FlashIssue

There is an additional option, setup something such as Thunderbird, to handle your email on your personal system('s) you can use the same setup as above and just collect gmail, (which includes your Plusnet email).

This would give you a more traditional local mail client, but also allow you to use Gmail on a smartphone, Internet Cafe, or even Work , (when it's allowed)

It may work, but I have read some reports that as the Windows 10 updates are issued then the older apps are less likely to work, even those that worked in the early days of W10.

This means of course that if you get it working, and there's no harm in trying, it may only turn out to be a stop gap measure.

One other thing to consider, some free email clients have been a little unhappy, when their software is used for sending newsletters, where they associate the bulk mailings with spam. Should not be a major issue but something to be aware of

@widgetwilk

Following on from another of your threads (emclient)

I use this webmail provider:

Organising Email Accounts with Mail Collector | GMX

It's free so if it doesn't suit your needs then no problem. Here's a screenshot showing a gmx email account plus a gmail account and two hotmail accounts.

You can manage contacts and create groups.

You can send group emails and choose the "From" address as gmail if you want.

You can get the GMX mail check extension for chrome or firefox.

MailCheck: Email Notifications For Chrome | GMX

widgetwilk, I can't improve on the suggestions but since E-Mail is involved would suggest you look at Callender's time versus yours. This forum displays the user local time and yours is different from his by 6 hours and both of you are in the UK [under your name]. I keep 2 time zones on my computers, hovering over the clock in the Notification Area gives me local plus GMT/UTC which are 7 hours apart.

My local time is correct. Just checked.

Check screenshot against the time of this post.

Also a couple of screenshots of GMX extension.