[sylpheed:37282] Re: Microsoft dumping app passwords and basic authentication by September 16th, 2024: OAuth, Sylpheed 3.8 beta 1 and Windows 7, works?
Javier <[email protected]> Wed, 10 Jul 2024 02:09:52 +0200
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Hi, sorry for the late reply, I was trying to disconnect for a couple of days about all this and try to think what to do. On Sun, 7 Jul 2024 03:14:45 +0300 Anton Shepelev <[email protected]> wrote: > Javier: >=20 > > Does OAuth+Sylpheed 8 beta 1 works on Windows 7? Do anyone > > of you use Windows 7, OAuth and Sylpheed 8 to tell your > > experience? Does OAuth require an external modern browser > > to work on Sylpheed? >=20 > What is Sylpheed 8? The latest version is 3.8 beta: >=20 > https://sylpheed.sraoss.jp/en/download.html Yes, sorry, I very big typo (facepalm). I wrote Sylpheed 8 so naturally :oD I even wrote "=BFworks?" as with open question marks which doesn't exists on most codepages. I corrected the subject. Beyond your suggestions, I was trying to confirm if it Sylpheed 3.8b1 and its OAuth implementation works on Windows 7 without anything extra. I simply don't consider switching to another mail provider as I don't trust they will keep the (as Microsoft calls in this event) Basic Authentication. In the other hand, I contacted Microsoft support through Twitter/X and they told me that there is no need of enable 2 steps/factor authentication, nor provide a phone number. What I doubt, to be fair. Still, if it works then, I'm so tired of this bullshit, that I'd prefer to "move" the tenths of linked services to whatever address, under a paid, self managed service, than support this babysitting, through Sylpheed or any other mail client; from the Microsoft service or any other. At this point I don't trust anyone. > And remember: e-mail is for exchangeing letter, not > for storing gigabytes of attachments! I don't get what are you trying to say there. My problem is not the space. Regards.