Accessing files and emails in your browser
In this section, we'll learn how to access files and emails in a browser without installing any app.
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Accessing a Seclore email
What you need to know
Step-by-step





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*If you are already logged in, you won't see this screen.
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You can also add attachments while replying to the protected email from your browser.
- When protected files are attached to the email, permissions will be shared via Smart Sharing if the user attaching the file has Share permission.
- System administrators can configure the permissions to be applied on unprotected files attached to protected emails on the Policy Server portal.
- If the permissions are not defined, users will get Full Control and Share permissions on the attachment.
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The file owner of these attachments will be the sender of the protected email.
Upon sending the response, a copy of your response will be emailed to you.
Similarly, you can open classified emails in your browser.

*When you reply to classified emails from browser, the classification of the email will not be retained.
Accessing a Seclore file
What you need to know
- Have you received a Seclore-protected file?
- You can open such files in your browser without installing any software.
- You can make edits to the file online and download the edited copy.
- We’ll also email a copy of the edited file to you.
- You must be signed in to Seclore.
- If you need help signing in, see Signing in to Seclore.
Step-by-step


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Similarly, you can open classified files in your browser.
