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Since I'm just now getting back and it's been a few days since your last report -- can you let us know if this is still a problem?

sportman -- In the screenshot you posted, it looks like the account may not be enabled (it's hard to tell for certain because the "Oauth2" window is partially covering it). So edit the account and make sure that the "enabled" checkbox is checked. Then press "Update" and...

Here are a few suggestions: Note that your error suggests you are not using Oauth2, despite the subject of your post. I presume that you have tried Oauth2, but at the time you captured this error, you were trying other things. 1) Try using IMAP instead of POP3 2) To use password method, you must cre...

Glad to hear it!

Try this: In the Windows start menu, type and open: Internet options Select the "Advanced" tab Scroll the list to the very bottom Make sure that "Use TLS 1.2" is enabled On Win11, "Use TLS 1.3" is also enabled; I'm not sure it ever was when I used Win10, but either way,...

Ok, that explains it -- glad to hear it's working!

You can double-check that both "email address" and "login name" are correct, they're the same, and they contain the full email address. Other than that, there's not much else that could be setup incorrectly. Email me (support at esumsoft dot com) and we'll get logs. This probably...

When you return to POP Peeper, do you get an "authentication successful" window? What version of Windows are you using (7/8/10/11/etc)? [edit] One other question while I think about it. If you go to this page: https://security.google.com/settings/security/permissions and make sure you're s...

1) Please paste the exact error that POP Peeper reports in the error window. 2) Is the error occurring only when you send mail or also when retrieving mail (your original post is a little ambiguous; although my first question is meant to clarify this, too)? 3) Can you clarify this: "when I try ...

If you right-click on a message, select: AntiJunk -> Re-evaluate message The same option is available under the main 'Messages' menu. All selected messages will be re-evaluated. Depending on how many messages you have, you may want to just select a page or two to see how long it takes before doing a...

You can press the "Stop" button -- usually the first button in the main toolbar. If all else fails you can exit and restart POP Peeper.

Bummer. I had apparently created an account in 2016 (probably the last time I accessed it, too). I just tried logging in via webbrowser and it still recognized my account. It told me I hadn't logged in for over 2 years and so all my email was deleted; tried PP and it failed with the following error:...

I was hoping I'd found a decent usable free email that doesn't want your phone number to sell and that wouldn't spy on everything you do, but that's a forlorn hope these days. Unfortunately, I think the last remaining choices for email are: - The big 3 (Gmail, Yahoo, Outlook; I consider AOL the sam...

The only other suggestion I can make is to ensure that the "server requires authentication" is enabled on the edit account/SendMail page in POP Peeper. But "service unavailable" does suggest there's probably something more to it and you could be on the right track regarding locat...

Personally, I prefer to use an authenticator app instead of email/sms verification. It's generally easier overall. But if you use email verification, then I think it kind of makes sense not to use circular verification on 2 accounts (not to say I haven't probably done the same). I'd probably suggest...

Re: AOL If you're not removing non-existent messages, you may want to see if there are duplicate messages (ie. some with a red-X and the same message without). Sometimes email servers will change the UID (Unique ID) of the existing messages and this can cause that problem, so PP will keep the old me...

What is the specific error that is reported? Gmail sometimes gives a hint in the error.

Otherwise, yes, I would suggest just making another app-specific password. Google won't allow you to see old app-passwords, but I would recommend deleting the old one.

I can't say that I've noticed the "email code" thing either, but it's one of those things you probably don't notice until something else isn't working correctly :) But, as of the next version (v5.4.7/v5.5), POP Peeper will default to using the "web browser" method for Outlook acc...

If you have POP Peeper Pro, there's a rule in POP Peeper that may be causing this. Originally, the rule would hide and mark read any message you sent to yourself, but this was later updated so that messages that you to/cc yourself would not be affected (it would only be affected if you BCC'd yoursel...

To anybody with GoDaddy accounts -- you just need to setup your account in POP Peeper to use Outlook IMAP settings and, importantly, Oauth2 is required. That is: 1) Edit the account in POP Peeper 2) Make sure that the incoming server is: outlook.office365.com (other addresses may work, too, like ima...