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You're welcome, sorry I couldn't be of more help.

Jeff will likely be taking a look at this topic tomorrow sometime and possibly have more to add to the discussion at that time (perhaps in regards to incorporating an applicable "rule" in POP Peeper).

If what your interested in is where you say .... I wonder if I can prevent viewed messages in PopPeeper to be not marked as read. And as such would prefer to not have to go through the procedure of changing the days "read" messages back to "unread" at the end of the day to then u...

OK, then - if your goal is to address the entirety of your messages via your EClient (as "new" messages at the end of the day) and your presumably using POP Peeper as sort of a monitor to observe incoming messages throughout the day up until when you will presumably be addressing the curre...

Hello, I check my incoming mails in GMail account in PopPeeper. At the end of the day, I open EMClient and check them a second time. But as I use IMAP, the new mail in EMClient are marked as read and, so, not easy to see at first glance. I wonder if I can prevent viewed messages in PopPeeper to be ...

Your request is defeating the purpose of IMAP which is to track what's been read versus what's not been read over multiple sources. That is, if a message has been previously "read" using IMAP, then you would want to know this, which is the purpose of IMAP in order to maintain continuity ov...

FWIW, because I had not updated PPv5.6 on my Desktop (Win7) platform for some time - I was provided a unique opportunity to be able to directly compare the two (PPv5.6 and PPv5.6.3) versions over a period of a few days for each of the two PP builds. Based on my observation (as expected), I can most ...

Considering you've got over 5K messages in just the one specific account that has the "time out" issue - I'm thinking (by looking at the total number of messages for a total of 17 accounts that is just under 49K) that this problematic account has a considerably larger number of messages th...

As an afterthought (not sure if this would help) - you could also try doing a right-click on that specific Gmail account (that's exhibiting the "time out" error) and if you observe the "Disconnect" option listed in the context menu (toward the top of the menu, typically the 3rd o...

In most cases (server) "timeout" errors self-resolve in time. Obviously a week is too long for this error to persist and is an outlier in this respect considering that you have presumably the same settings for this account as you have for all the other Gmail accounts that do not exhibit th...

This may not, as of the present time, continue to be of any help (that is, specifically in your case) as the topic is for one thing quite dated. That said, you may perhaps want to at least take a look at this topic: https://www.esumsoft.com/Forums/viewtopic.php?t=3819 (note: there is a more recent p...

At the time this occurs (PP "freezing") what do you see in Windows (TM) Task Manager for the CPU/Memory/Disk column percentage values (especially CPU) for the OS and what are the percentages displayed for the same values specific to the POP Peeper process in the apps list (Note: you may, h...

I've been indisposed (noted that my last forum login was exactly one month ago today, April 3) - and have only recently (just the past few days) monitored some of what's been going on with Gmail. With that in mind (just to add my 2-cents to the conversation, FWIW), I can report that it would appear ...

Please scroll down to read the " Why is this necessary? " part of the last " Full announcement " linked above your post for a better detailed understanding as to why POP Peeper has had to make the difficult decision to utilize app-passwords (which is why I thought to post it). Th...

Here is the esumsoft announcement on this topic that you might want to take a look at: Important announcement regarding Gmail and Oauth2 . That also discusses in more detail the approach Google has taken and in what ways this has impacted POP Peeper (part of which encompasses some of the issues you'...

Take a look at this link: FAQ creating gmail app-passords . Scrolling down the page just below the 3 instructive/edification steps at the top of the page you will see more delineated (button) steps. One of those steps is the "Setup 2-step verification" button. In this step you may find add...

It appears you've successfully switched your Gmail account to using the app-password you created for the respective Gmail account the app-password was created for. This is the only change that has occurred for this Gmail account in POP Peeper (i.e. you will be forthwith using an app-password in POP ...

Have you looked into the "Theme Viewer" (from main menu: Tools / Theme Viewer) where you can check out either the themes installed by default or the many (around 150) optional themes that you can install yourself (of which there are several options available to also modify any of the theme...

... As soon as I deleted the oAuth connection to POP Peeper in Google.... What do you mean by the above comment? - please explain in detail what is is that you are doing as referenced above - that as you say then leads to you "... getting a 'Insert your security key into the USB port' security...

... As soon as I deleted the oAuth connection to POP Peeper in Google.... What do you mean by the above comment? - please explain in detail what is is that you are doing as referenced above - that as you say then leads to you "... getting a 'Insert your security key into the USB port' security...

I agree!

and you're very welcome, Protocol.