On Wed, Aug 7, 2013 at 1:38 AM, Maxime MICLO wrote:
> Sorry but gmail is a mail client and more effective than most of desktop
> solutions because it's available from anywhere and it's cross-platform
> without the need to install any software. And it's far more secure if the
> user has the two-st
Sorry but gmail is a mail client and more effective than most of desktop
solutions because it's available from anywhere and it's cross-platform
without the need to install any software. And it's far more secure if the
user has the two-step authentification and disconnect after each session.
Sor
On Sun, Aug 4, 2013 at 5:08 PM, Maxime MICLO wrote:
> I know that about these protocols. And the lack of IMAP support from Gmail
> is the real problem. So, a such request implies that I'd need a third party
> service to do it right, but I can't find the right one.
> The deletion on the original s
I know that about these protocols. And the lack of IMAP support from Gmail
is the real problem. So, a such request implies that I'd need a third party
service to do it right, but I can't find the right one.
The deletion on the original server isn't a real problem because I can set
up the profess
POP3 is a retrieval method. It touches a message once, and that's it. You
can have it delete it then, if the server supports that, or not, but once
you've touched it, you're done and can't touch it again.
IMAP, on the other hand, is good for synchronizing, like you're talking
about, so if they c
Hello everyone
I have a trouble with a request of two of my friends I have converted to
Gmail.
They have a professional mail account hosted by a different provider for
their work and they both need to read emails sent to this address. So I set
up for both of them POP3 checking with no deletion
