sean nathan bean wrote:
Glen wrote:
sean nathan bean wrote:
does anyone have this working in SeaMonkey?
these are what Microsoft says should work:
pop3.live.com - 995 ssl
smtp.live.com - 587 start/tls
but it never does...
sean
sean,
why don't you give freepops a try. it's free!
http://www.freepops.org
i'm using it with the latest SM version in order to access my yahoo
accounts. it works perfectly.
and although i haven't tried it with hotmail, it does show that there is
a plugin for it.
here's the plugin for hotmail...
http://www.freepops.org/en/viewplugin.php?plugin=hotmail
i hope it helps.
glen
i also generally dislike having to use addons for things that "should work"
as MS implies here...
http://windowsteamblog.com/windows_live/b/windowslive/archive/2011/07/07/an-update-on-ssl-support.aspx
but i may relent...or just create a new account from my ISP...
sean
freepops is not an addon to SM, but a separate program that must be run
along side SM to access various mail providers.
i have it run automatically via the startup folder when windows starts,
and i sometimes even forget that it's running.
if you are still encountering a problem, i'd check it out and see if may
work for you as well.
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