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It's been a while since I've used v3, but I'm pretty sure that it also used the '!' column for the delete icon (though it was a blue-X as you alluded to).

Happy new year! Thanks, everyone!

mjs is correct, it would require the Mail Bridge to access POP3/IMAP which is only available with ProtonMail's subscription. However, they do offer a cheaper alternative ($50/year) which includes the Mail Bridge: https://proton.me/mail/pricing#compare-plans And a slight correction on ProtonMail's pr...

I can now say -- sometime this year :mrgreen: My ETA's were notoriously wrong when I tried, so I don't try to guess anymore -- it's ready when it's ready and I don't have a marketing team pushing me to release it before that. It's getting closer though; features are mostly done and I'm working on fi...

You can disable the "Trusted Sites" plugin -- go to main menu: Tools / Plugins and disable the checkmark next to Trusted Sites. Because POP Peeper (v5 and earlier) doesn't support unicode, it's recommended that you don't use POP Peeper when sending email that contains non-ansi characters (...

When you perform a search, it switches to the "Search" tab above the message list. Select the "Inbox" tab.

Glad that worked. I can't make any promises regarding Win7 and older (or even win8.0) for POP Peeper v6. There are certain necessary features that require Win8.1+ and it may not be possible to keep backward compatibility. Specifically, I'm referring to the HTML engine that PPv5 uses to display HTML,...

mjs -- massimo77mr's version was included in the screenshot; it's v3.8.1. massimo7mr -- The version you're using is very old (v3.8.1 was released in 2011). As I said above, it *should* work simply by installing v5 over your current version, but with a version that old, there are too many variables t...

I'm not sure I understand what exactly the problem is, but let's start with -- what version of POP Peeper do you have? It's under main menu: Help / About. I would suggest that you make a backup of your settings , but if you simply install the new version of POP Peeper over your existing, it should w...

Sorry, but I'm not familiar with that app.

It would be better if we moved this discussion to email since I'll need to request logs, etc, since you have an older forum account, I'm not going to assume that your forum email address is up-to-date, so if you can respond to (support at esumsoft dot com). 1) What makes you think the problem is rel...

Glad to hear it!

I have received this suggestion before, so I'll consider this a +1. You can, of course, color-code accounts for this purpose, but you can actually perform the very suggestion you're asking for by using Rules and custom User Flags (the former requires a Pro license). The Rule would look something lik...

Sorry, there's no eta for v6. I used to try to give dates, but they were inevitably wrong, and I learned my lesson.

The next version of POP Peeper (v6) will have the capability to put accounts into groups. When you view a specific group, the accounts not belonging to that group will be "folded" (for lack of a better term -- hidden but accessible) and the messages belonging to those other accounts will n...

As far as I can tell -- after some research -- there's no way for the app to tell which keyboard shortcut you used to paste. Unfortunately, there's not much (well, *any*) documentation about it, so it's probably too new for it to come up. However, I think I will change PP so that it favors text over...

Ok, to back things up a little: 1) I wasn't aware that Ctrl+Shift+V was "official" -- I was surprised when it actually did something (ie. paste) 2) Google AI tells me this was added in March 2023. But another search tells me that "Microsoft is also working to make the shortcut availab...

Oauth2 uses https frequently when it needs to login (this is a normal login, beyond the initial authentication where you use a browser to login into the account and grant POP Peeper permission access). Last I used linux/wine, it was heavily based on IE6 (iirc) and the APIs did not support the levels...

Interesting. The bigger email providers surely do keep track of "dirty" IP addresses, which could have temporary effects, but you'd think that once it started working again, you'd be good for a while (longer than a day or two). Good luck with the new connection and let us know if it contin...

When you say "any power event", I assume that this means an event in which POP Peeper has exited? Assuming that's the case, my guess is that the database files are write-protected and are most likely in a folder protected by UAC. If you go to Tools / Options / Storage and either the "...