Hi Vilius,
> Again, if you are viewing your email on the computer which doesn't > belong to you, you cannot guarantee it isn't read in any case. Even > if your email is encoded, some rogue program can "grab" or "record" > every window you open. Including the window content. Of course. The point is: After I turn in the machine (e.g. for a leasing exchange) I don't want to leave anything on the machine. I can "cancel" the saved login data by changing the password, but I can't "remote-remove" the cache files once the machine is out of my direct control. > This is guarantied by IMAP protocol [...] > If you are seeing incosistencies between your webmail account and > your desktop email client, then your client or IMAP server is > terribly broken. Yes, I agree. But TheBat doesn't. And as long as it doesn't, from time to time I need "direct server access" to check something or perform maintenance. For that I use either webmail access, Thunderbird or IMAPsize, all of which can do the task. But TheBat can't. -- Mit freundlichem Gruß Alto Speckhardt mailto:a...@treadstone79.de TheBat v5.0.24 ________________________________________________________ Current beta is 5.0.26.11 | 'Using TBBETA' information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
