HTTP protocol webmail

I just signed up for DSL with Qwest and am buying a new 20" iMac. (I curently use a 1999 iMac 333 with dialup.) To get a low cost DSL ($30/ month) I have my ISP as MSN Premium. I know I need HTTP protocol for email and have read the achives to try to figure out what will work regarding web based email and my new iMac without it being a total pain in the butt.
Do I need the HTTP mail plugin to use hotmail, gmail, yahoo, etc.?
Would webmailer also be useful when using web based email with the iMac?
What web based email have others used painlessly with OS 10.4?
Thanks!
20"iMac   Mac OS X (10.4.8)  

Do I need the HTTP mail plugin to use hotmail, gmail, yahoo, etc.?
The HttpMail plugin is only for Hotmail. It allows you to receive and send Hotmail through the Mail.app but apparently only works for older Hotmail accounts.
Gmail offers free POP service (to work with Mail and other email client applications). Just follow the instructions here:
http://mail.google.com/support/bin/answer.py?answer=13275
Yahoo and other services that don't offer POP access, can sometimes be added to Mail.app with MacFreePOPs. I have used it for Yahoo mail before but, honestly, it was less of a hassle for me just going through Safari.

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