Yes, I tried both scenarios (taking accounts offline, and a full
re-launch of MM). I can verify that I am getting new mail in the 2nd
account also. I don’t see how this could be possible either. It
shouldn’t make any difference, but in both cases, the username (before
the @) is the same, but the domain name is different, and the passwords
are different.
On my second test, I was sure to log out of gmail in my browser, after
authenticating the first account, and before returning to MM, but both
accounts were online when I returned to MM.
I have to leave now for a music gig, but will try to reproduce this a
3rd time when I get back later, as this doesn’t seem possible to me
either.
Best rgds,
v
On 29 Apr 2017, at 7:55, Benny Kjær Nielsen wrote:
On 29 Apr 2017, at 13:52, Verdon Vaillancourt wrote:
I followed your instruction, and I was prompted to authenticate in my
default browser, which I did for the basic gmail account and it
worked as expected. My confusion is that that seemed to bring both
accounts back online, even though they are separate usernames and
passwords. I’m not sure how that happened. When I check Keychain,
there is only one set of MailMate.Google tokens.
That doesn't really sound like something that should be possible at
all. Are you sure both accounts have been taken offline? What if you
relaunch MailMate, do they then still both connect?
--
Benny
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