Why E-mail server dont use HTTP protocol instead of SMTP to send E-mail to another E-mail server? [on hold]









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Since clients use HTTP to send email from browser to E-mail server as well as clients read/receive their emails using HTTP.
So why E-mail servers don't communicate also through HTTP.



Second: Can we use HTTP Protocol as Push instead of Pull Protocol !?






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    Since clients use HTTP to send email from browser to E-mail server as well as clients read/receive their emails using HTTP.
    So why E-mail servers don't communicate also through HTTP.



    Second: Can we use HTTP Protocol as Push instead of Pull Protocol !?






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      Since clients use HTTP to send email from browser to E-mail server as well as clients read/receive their emails using HTTP.
      So why E-mail servers don't communicate also through HTTP.



      Second: Can we use HTTP Protocol as Push instead of Pull Protocol !?






      http email web smtp protocols







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      Since clients use HTTP to send email from browser to E-mail server as well as clients read/receive their emails using HTTP.
      So why E-mail servers don't communicate also through HTTP.



      Second: Can we use HTTP Protocol as Push instead of Pull Protocol !?






      http email web smtp protocols




      http email web smtp protocols






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