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Yahoo hacked, 450,000 passwords posted online
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If you have a Yahoo account change your password.

JRF, I said I had not tested TLS and port 587. I just tested sending from POP Peeper: TLS/587 or 465 or 25 do not work. Only combo that works is SSL and port 465.

IDLE works. I did not test TLS and port 587.

Has more users gotten the free POP3 access for their Yahoo.com accounts? (I specified Yahoo.com because I know many countries other than US already has free POP3 access.) I use Windows XP SP3. When I originally posted. I could use POP3 on port 110 and no SSL. I cannot do that now. I can use the foll...

Yahoo.com has quietly enabled IMAP in their email service. The setting that works for me is Incoming server: imap.mail.yahoo.com Port 993 SSL enabled SMTP server: smtp.mail.yahoo.com Port 465 SSL enabled Authentication enabled (same as incoming) For outgoing server, port 25 and 587 may work. I have ...

Iwc, I know that Gmail has a lab that can kinda simulate how IMAP is normally implemented. I have one set up. But the change require several steps, not a one button implementation. Yahoo IMAP feature is nice. I have to test how reliable it is. I just went on Yahoo webmail, as it has several nice fea...

Jeff, I did not know if Yahoo had IMAP access. Yes, Yahoo having IMAP would sway me. I do not like one aspect of Gmail implementation of IMAP, delete key archives the message instead of deleting it. I'll test it out.

I am liking Gmail more and more, and have recently surpass Yahoo as my best service. I use Gmail lots more than Yahoo. Gmail has become more stable and added many features. They are listening to users more, as shown by allowing option to disable conversation view. There are fewer POP3 and IMAP error...

Steve, I like the conversation view, or at least I got use to it. I have it turned off for now to see how it works for me. Probably will turn it back on later. For mobile user, only those users who can open full Gmail interface in a web browser has the option to turn off conversation view. Those usi...

Mine is working also. If it wasn't for the message of closure from mail.com, I would not have worry about this glitch.

My one mail.org account do not work either, but I assume it is a temporary service fault and not a purposeful shutdown of POP3 and IMAP accesses so soon.

Gmail now offers the option to turn off conversation view. In Gmail webmail, go to Settings > General. Select the option Conversation view off.

I have GMX.com service, and it has lots of features in the web interface, and free POP3 and IMAP. But GMX.net is closed to users outside of Germany. So we'll see where mail.com gets migrated to.

Mail.com send a notice to all its customers today to notify them shortly the free POP3 and IMAP accesses are coming to an end. Mail.com did not specify the date they will end.

You may be able to still log into your mail.com account using the Server Type: Mail.com

phoenix44,

Welcome to Pop Peeper forums. Click Ctrl + H keyboard comination to view hidden email.

frankg408,

Welcome the POP Peeper forums. You can export your contacts in Outlook as comma separated value (CSV) file. Then import the file into POP Peeper.

To import file, go to Sent Mail in top menu.
Select Address Book.
Click on File > Import

I tried it with and without SSL. Both work.

yahoo.co.uk is the same company but different name. Yes, it will work without SSL.

Many Yahoo.com accounts are not free with POP3 access. So POP3 protocol may not be accessible for you.

You need to enable POP3 in Yahoo Options settings. Then POP3/SMTP will work.

If you have already done that, can you access Yahoo via your email client, like Outlook or Thunderbird?