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It's the same idea as enabling "advanced mode" for advanced users. People who would enable it would want them accessible. Others won't bother. And one Options window is quicker to navigate. A way to improve the organization of the merged settings, perhaps, could be to turn the Options navi...

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Could improve findability if PpTweaker was merged into Options, since, well, they're both options.

If the idea is to minimize visual overload, there could be a checkbox in the fixed bottom part of the Options window to show/hide advanced options.

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I think there's indeed an option under PpTweaker\Interface.

Is there a way to hide not only the main toolbar, but also the tabs above the message list, and maybe even the message list toolbar?

I'm guessing it has to do with what Windows offers, specifically through its IE-related components.

I think only Windows 10 provides all the "latest" ciphers, but maybe not even that.

Jeff wrote: ↑Mon Jan 20, 2020 10:43 pmbut I still prefer to write clean, efficient code without overusing 3rd party libraries.

Hear, hear!

If WebMail works by controlling an IE automation object and parsing the HTML or AJAX results, and the problem is that sites change, one solution could be to leave it to the community to maintain. Perhaps by doing site navigation and parsing through user-editable Javascript.

Just a follow-up...

Still good. It was indeed only port 443 being overly selective.

Yep. I already suspected the refresh token requests, but seeing it plainly in the log made it more obvious (BTW, logging also IPs could be useful). The firewall rules for port 993 were less restrictive, for port 443 more. Non-Yahoo didn't have issues, I thought maybe because of longer token expiry t...

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Oh, I didn't realize you'd have specific interest in the logs.
But now it looks like it's just a firewall issue. Just need to figure out which rules are responsible for the intermittent behavior.

Oh, exceptions in the GUI flow. I don't see many options here other than the one mentioned. But the logic could be defensive: default is to show the GUI password prompt, specific special case(s) are for "auto-password". By "GUI" I mean the "admin password". The special ...

What happens when you save that HTML, and try to view it in Internet Explorer?

Thanks spc3rd . The error is only what I wrote in the first post. (Well, technically it's: "(OAuthAccess empty) -- OAuth2: You may need to re-allow POP Peeper access. Edit the account and press the 'OAuth2' button to re-authorize.") Jeff , No simultaneous multi-location accesses to Yahoo. ...

Do you mean exceptions that lead to crashes? I'm not sure what you mean by "passing on" the password. Here's how I imagine it might work. I haven't checked any "best practices" so the logic could be faulty, but just a general idea: User enters password, and two things happen imme...

Anyone having intermittent trouble with Yahoo's OAuth? ("OAuthAccess empty") I've been watching the behavior the last few days. I'm new to POP Peeper, so don't know yet if the cause is Yahoo or PP. After a fresh authorization it always works, at least once. One day it worked during a few h...

I suppose Yahoo's oob doesn't really matter since v5 solves it anyway. :) Didn't know the INI encryption was added recently. Instead of GUI, perhaps it's simpler to just enable it by default, at least when Admin password is set. Manual editing or viewing of INI settings could be useful in special ca...

Thanks. OAuth : If the request to esumsoft.com over port 80 is simply the redirect from Yahoo, both the user's IP and the authorization code can be watched by intermediate hops. Then, both are probably stored as plaintext in the final server's access log. Anyway, Yahoo supports now "redirect_ur...

First, thanks for the app! It's always nice to find old style software, in the good sense of the word. I'm still exploring, and have a few questions and suggestions. OAuth flow (I'm hardly well-versed so could be misinterpreting some details, but anyway...) redirect_uri points to esumsoft.com. Does ...