Since updating to the latest version of Iris (Jan 22), I can no long
open the Standard HTML Gmail window, which worked fine before. No
great problem as the Basic HTML version still works. Just curious as
to whether anyone else has noticed this.
Robert Werry, on 7 Feb, wrote:
Since updating to the latest version of Iris (Jan 22), I can no long
open the Standard HTML Gmail window, which worked fine before. No
great problem as the Basic HTML version still works. Just curious as
to whether anyone else has noticed this.
I do not use gmail but I did notice that on the Titanium on upgrading to the latest Iris (22 Jan) that some sites were no longer reachable, a conveinient example being TechRadar from the home page. Sometime later I noticed that on the RPi400 with the same version os Iris that the TechRadar site was reachable.
The issue is the ZeroPain module which was only in use on the Titanium. Removing it allows the TechRadar site to load.
Conversely loading ZeroPain on the RPi400 does stop TechRadar.
This may or may not help with gmail.
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David Pitt <[email protected]> wrote:
Robert Werry, on 7 Feb, wrote:
Since updating to the latest version of Iris (Jan 22), I can no long
open the Standard HTML Gmail window, which worked fine before. No
great problem as the Basic HTML version still works. Just curious as
to whether anyone else has noticed this.
I do not use gmail but I did notice that on the Titanium on upgrading to the >> latest Iris (22 Jan) that some sites were no longer reachable, a conveinient >> example being TechRadar from the home page. Sometime later I noticed that on >> the RPi400 with the same version os Iris that the TechRadar site was
reachable.
The issue is the ZeroPain module which was only in use on the Titanium.
Removing it allows the TechRadar site to load.
Conversely loading ZeroPain on the RPi400 does stop TechRadar.
This may or may not help with gmail.
Thanks for your reply, David.
Rpi 4, here, with RISC OS 5.28. I do not appear to have the ZeroPain
module, and TechRadar loads fine, so not the issue in my case, but
very much appreciate your thoughts.
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Robert Werry <[email protected]> wrote:
In message <[email protected]>
David Pitt <[email protected]> wrote:
Robert Werry, on 7 Feb, wrote:
Since updating to the latest version of Iris (Jan 22), I can no long
open the Standard HTML Gmail window, which worked fine before. No
great problem as the Basic HTML version still works. Just curious as
to whether anyone else has noticed this.
I do not use gmail but I did notice that on the Titanium on upgrading
to the
latest Iris (22 Jan) that some sites were no longer reachable, a
conveinient
example being TechRadar from the home page. Sometime later I noticed
that on
the RPi400 with the same version os Iris that the TechRadar site was
reachable.
The issue is the ZeroPain module which was only in use on the Titanium.
Removing it allows the TechRadar site to load.
Conversely loading ZeroPain on the RPi400 does stop TechRadar.
This may or may not help with gmail.
Thanks for your reply, David.
Rpi 4, here, with RISC OS 5.28. I do not appear to have the ZeroPain
module, and TechRadar loads fine, so not the issue in my case, but
very much appreciate your thoughts.
I can get into the basic Gmail webmail, but access to the 'standard'
version is not currently working. Google issues a warning you are using an out of date version of Chrome and wants you to update it! I have not yet tried using a different User Agent to try and get round this.
Google recently announced a major "update" to how Gmail worked as of about
10 days ago. Its partly to do with the big changes they are rolling out to those with G-Suite
In message <[email protected]>
Chris Hughes <[email protected]> wrote:
In message <[email protected]>
Robert Werry <[email protected]> wrote:
In message <[email protected]>
David Pitt <[email protected]> wrote:
Robert Werry, on 7 Feb, wrote:
Since updating to the latest version of Iris (Jan 22), I can no long >>>>> open the Standard HTML Gmail window, which worked fine before. No
great problem as the Basic HTML version still works. Just curious as >>>>> to whether anyone else has noticed this.
I do not use gmail but I did notice that on the Titanium on upgrading
to the
latest Iris (22 Jan) that some sites were no longer reachable, a
conveinient
example being TechRadar from the home page. Sometime later I noticed
that on
the RPi400 with the same version os Iris that the TechRadar site was
reachable.
The issue is the ZeroPain module which was only in use on the Titanium. >>>> Removing it allows the TechRadar site to load.
Conversely loading ZeroPain on the RPi400 does stop TechRadar.
This may or may not help with gmail.
Thanks for your reply, David.
Rpi 4, here, with RISC OS 5.28. I do not appear to have the ZeroPain
module, and TechRadar loads fine, so not the issue in my case, but
very much appreciate your thoughts.
I can get into the basic Gmail webmail, but access to the 'standard'
version is not currently working. Google issues a warning you are using an >> out of date version of Chrome and wants you to update it! I have not yet
tried using a different User Agent to try and get round this.
Google recently announced a major "update" to how Gmail worked as of about >> 10 days ago. Its partly to do with the big changes they are rolling out to >> those with G-Suite
This makes sense. It would be about ten days ago that I installed the
Jan 22 Iris update. How coincidental! Basic Gmail working fine but
standard hanging on startup screen.
I've now had a play with different User Agents in Iris, but to no
avail.
Thanks for the insight, Chris.
In message <[email protected]>
Robert Werry <[email protected]> wrote:
In message <[email protected]>
Chris Hughes <[email protected]> wrote:
Google recently announced a major "update" to how Gmail worked as of about >> 10 days ago. Its partly to do with the big changes they are rolling out to >> those with G-Suite
This makes sense. It would be about ten days ago that I installed the
Jan 22 Iris update. How coincidental! Basic Gmail working fine but
standard hanging on startup screen.
I've now had a play with different User Agents in Iris, but to no
avail.
Thanks for the insight, Chris.
To be honest I do not use the webmail interface normally anyway. I
download all my gmail emails and send them from Messenger Pro. works
nicely.
On 13 Feb 2022 as I do recall, Chris Hughes wrote:
In message <[email protected]> Robert Werry
To be honest I do not use the webmail interface normally anyway. I
download all my gmail emails and send them from Messenger Pro. works nicely.
I wonder how much longer MPro will go on working with an 'updated'
Gmail that regards it as insecure, though :-(
On 13 Feb 2022 as I do recall,
Chris Hughes wrote:
In message <[email protected]>
Robert Werry <[email protected]> wrote:
In message <[email protected]>
Chris Hughes <[email protected]> wrote:
[snip]
I wonder how much longer MPro will go on working with an 'updated'Google recently announced a major "update" to how Gmail worked as of about >>>> 10 days ago. Its partly to do with the big changes they are rolling out to >>>> those with G-Suite
This makes sense. It would be about ten days ago that I installed the
Jan 22 Iris update. How coincidental! Basic Gmail working fine but
standard hanging on startup screen.
I've now had a play with different User Agents in Iris, but to no
avail.
Thanks for the insight, Chris.
To be honest I do not use the webmail interface normally anyway. I
download all my gmail emails and send them from Messenger Pro. works
nicely.
Gmail that regards it as insecure, though :-(
I wonder how much longer MPro will go on working with an 'updated'
Gmail that regards it as insecure, though :-(
Webmail based Gmail uses OAuth and soon Oauth2 for secure logins which
have been around for several years but we currently don't support them
on RISC OS
In message <[email protected]> Harriet Bazley
<[email protected]> wrote:
On 13 Feb 2022 as I do recall, Chris Hughes wrote:
In message <[email protected]> Robert Werry
<[email protected]> wrote:
In message <[email protected]> Chris Hughes
<[email protected]> wrote:
[snip]
Webmail based Gmail uses OAuth and soon Oauth2 for secure logins which
have been around for several years but we currently don't support them
on RISC OS yet. We just need NetFetch/Hermes to support it. I very
much doubt Popstar would ever support it.
In article <[email protected]>, Chris Hughes <[email protected]> wrote:
In message <[email protected]> Harriet Bazley
<[email protected]> wrote:
On 13 Feb 2022 as I do recall, Chris Hughes wrote:
In message <[email protected]> Robert Werry
<[email protected]> wrote:
In message <[email protected]> Chris Hughes
<[email protected]> wrote:
[snip]
Webmail based Gmail uses OAuth and soon Oauth2 for secure logins which
have been around for several years but we currently don't support them
on RISC OS yet. We just need NetFetch/Hermes to support it. I very
much doubt Popstar would ever support it.
I have 6 gmail accounts which work perfectly with PoP using Netfetch/Hermes/Pluto. If I set Netfetch to leave mail on the server and ignore previously downloaded items, Ican still access the stuff on Thunderbird on the dark side. No problem.
In message <[email protected]> Chris Newman
<[email protected]> wrote:
In article <[email protected]>, Chris Hughes <[email protected]> wrote:
In message <[email protected]> Harriet Bazley
<[email protected]> wrote:
On 13 Feb 2022 as I do recall, Chris Hughes wrote:
In message <[email protected]> Robert Werry
<[email protected]> wrote:
In message <[email protected]> Chris Hughes
<[email protected]> wrote:
[snip]
Webmail based Gmail uses OAuth and soon Oauth2 for secure logins
which have been around for several years but we currently don't
support them on RISC OS yet. We just need NetFetch/Hermes to support
it. I very much doubt Popstar would ever support it.
I have 6 gmail accounts which work perfectly with PoP using Netfetch/Hermes/Pluto. If I set Netfetch to leave mail on the server
and ignore previously downloaded items, Ican still access the stuff
on Thunderbird on the dark side. No problem.
To be clear we do not yet AFAIK support OAuth or OAuth2 secure logon protocols as used by the webmail interface.
Yes we can get Gmail mail via POP3 or IMAP via NetFetch/Hermes
currently, but this method is via what Google say are insecure apps
(includes Thurderbird)
In article <[email protected]>, Chris Hughes <[email protected]> wrote:
In message <[email protected]> Chris Newman
<[email protected]> wrote:
In article <[email protected]>, Chris Hughes
<[email protected]> wrote:
In message <[email protected]> Harriet Bazley
<[email protected]> wrote:
On 13 Feb 2022 as I do recall, Chris Hughes wrote:
In message <[email protected]> Robert Werry
<[email protected]> wrote:
In message <[email protected]> Chris Hughes
<[email protected]> wrote:
[snip]
Webmail based Gmail uses OAuth and soon Oauth2 for secure logins
which have been around for several years but we currently don't
support them on RISC OS yet. We just need NetFetch/Hermes to support
it. I very much doubt Popstar would ever support it.
I have 6 gmail accounts which work perfectly with PoP using
Netfetch/Hermes/Pluto. If I set Netfetch to leave mail on the server
and ignore previously downloaded items, Ican still access the stuff
on Thunderbird on the dark side. No problem.
To be clear we do not yet AFAIK support OAuth or OAuth2 secure logon
protocols as used by the webmail interface.
Yes we can get Gmail mail via POP3 or IMAP via NetFetch/Hermes
currently, but this method is via what Google say are insecure apps
(includes Thurderbird)
See my previous post. You can set you account to ignore that.
I know all that ! I was explaining how the webmail service worked and
how we might have to change in the future.
In article <[email protected]>, Chris Hughes <[email protected]> wrote:
I know all that ! I was explaining how the webmail service worked and
how we might have to change in the future.
So are you saying Iris & Netsurf won't be up to it?
In article <[email protected]>, Chris Hughes <[email protected]> wrote:
I know all that ! I was explaining how the webmail service worked and
how we might have to change in the future.
So are you saying Iris & Netsurf won't be up to it?
In message <[email protected]>
Chris Newman <[email protected]> wrote:
In article <[email protected]>, Chris Hughes <[email protected]> wrote:
To be clear we do not yet AFAIK support OAuth or OAuth2 secure logon
protocols as used by the webmail interface.
Yes we can get Gmail mail via POP3 or IMAP via NetFetch/Hermes
currently, but this method is via what Google say are insecure apps
(includes Thurderbird)
See my previous post. You can set you account to ignore that.
I know all that ! I was explaining how the webmail service worked and how
we might have to change in the future.
(Oops! Unintentionally e-mailed to Chris Hughes instead of posting to
the newsgroup....)
In message <[email protected]>, Chris Hughes <[email protected]> wrote:
In message <[email protected]> Chris Newman
<[email protected]> wrote:
In article <[email protected]>, Chris Hughes <[email protected]> wrote:
[snip]
To be clear we do not yet AFAIK support OAuth or OAuth2 secure logon
protocols as used by the webmail interface.
Yes we can get Gmail mail via POP3 or IMAP via NetFetch/Hermes
currently, but this method is via what Google say are insecure apps
(includes Thurderbird)
See my previous post. You can set you account to ignore that.
I know all that ! I was explaining how the webmail service worked and
how we might have to change in the future.
As anticipated, GMail have now sent out a message warning users that in
the near future 'insecure' software like old versions of Outlook will no longer be allowed to access its services at all - I assume this applies
to MessengerPro and Pluto and their respective mail fetchers too, not to mention things like AntiSpam....
In article <[email protected]>, Harriet Bazley <[email protected]> wrote:
As anticipated, GMail have now sent out a message warning users that in
the near future 'insecure' software like old versions of Outlook will no longer be allowed to access its services at all - I assume this applies
to MessengerPro and Pluto and their respective mail fetchers too, not to mention things like AntiSpam....
I acces Gmail with Thunderbird. I wonder how that will cope?
As anticipated, GMail have now sent out a message warning users that in
the near future 'insecure' software like old versions of Outlook will no longer be allowed to access its services at all - I assume this applies
to MessengerPro and Pluto and their respective mail fetchers too, not to mention things like AntiSpam....
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