IMAP is an abbreviation of the Internet Message Access Protocol and is one of the two most popular protocols for receiving emails on the Internet (the other is POP3). The main advantage of IMAP is that it makes it possible to receive an email on multiple computers because the email is stored on the server.

IMAP supports the use of flags to define the status of a message - read, reply or delete.

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