Benny and I said: >>> Simple solution (OAuth-based): Google Workspace (aka G Suite aka Google >>> Apps) users should be able to have the admin of the account explicitly >>> allow MailMate. This should mean that OAuth still works for the account.
>> This solution should be enough for me, as I run my own Google workspace so >> am the administrator. > Great. Could you let me know (off list) if you can see where to do this and > you are able to add MailMate. I guess that doesn't guarantee it'll still work > when/if MailMate is no longer in the verified state, but that's what they > told me when I asked :) I ignored Benny’s request until today when SMTP send for my Gmail Workspace (uses my own domain) ceased to work. Per https://support.google.com/a/answer/14114704?hl=en# > Users of the mail app on iOS or MacOS or Outlook for Mac—If you use only a > password to sign in: > Remove and re-add your Google Account. > Click Sign in with Google to automatically use OAuth. What I did: In Mailmate Go to IMAP Account Setting and add OAuth2 for SMTP by clicking on the checkbox. You'll get a popup from Google asking you to sign in and approve. Note that I do have the “Allow users to manage their access to less secure apps” setting turned on in my Google Workspace Admin settings. It seems to be working now for me. Lisa Sieverts 603-762-0235 l...@lisasieverts.com _______________________________________________ mailmate mailing list Unsubscribe: https://lists.freron.com/listinfo/mailmate
