POP mail using Gmail account

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Johnfull
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POP mail using Gmail account

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Google has disabled my mailbox as of today.
They announced that less secure third party applications would stop working on May 30.
Looks like I got an extra day yesterday.
Now what?
When I try to check for mail, I get the password required dialog box and it refuses my usual password.
Is there a way to continue using POP with Gmail?

Thanks!
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Johnfull wrote: [....] Now what?
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Johnfull
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Better?
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Re: POP mail using Gmail account

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This works for me, Thanks!

SeaMonkey POP3 Server Settings
Server Name pop.gmail.com
Port 995
Connection Security SSL/TLS
Authentication method OAuth2
SMTP Settings smtp.gmail.com
Port 465
Connection security SSL/TLS
Authentication method OAuth2
User Name
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Peter Creasey
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Re: POP mail using Gmail account

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Outgoing Port 587 and security STATTLS are working for me.
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LinuxUserSince1991
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Re: POP mail using Gmail account

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Johnfull wrote:This works for me, Thanks!

SeaMonkey POP3 Server Settings
Server Name pop.gmail.com
Port 995
Connection Security SSL/TLS
Authentication method OAuth2
SMTP Settings smtp.gmail.com
Port 465
Connection security SSL/TLS
Authentication method OAuth2
User Name
Thank you!! This worked for me, with one minor tweak: The second 'authentication method' didn't have OAuth2 as a choice, so I used 'normal password' instead.

Thanks for posting.
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Peter Creasey
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Surprised "normal password" worked. And, yes, there is an SMTP option for 0Auth2.
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LinuxUserSince1991
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Peter Creasey wrote:Surprised "normal password" worked. And, yes, there is an SMTP option for 0Auth2.
Not for me. As noted, I'm talking about the *second* SMTP section in the instructions above.
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Peter Creasey
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<mail & newsgroup acct settings><outgoing server SMTP><SMTP gmail acct><edit><authentication method><OAuth2>
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Peter Creasey wrote:<mail & newsgroup acct settings><outgoing server SMTP><SMTP gmail acct><edit><authentication method><OAuth2>
It was *not* there when I 'edit'ed the outgoing server, i.e., from within the GM account's settings; it *is* there now, after 'add'ing it via SM's outgoing server settings. When I 'edit'ed the outgoing server to begin with, from GM's settings, I was actually editing my [until now] ONLY server settings, i.e., for my Earthlink account. Maybe some combination of settings there eliminated the OAuth2 choice from the drop-down menu, because it definitely wasn't there. It's all good now, though!
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