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No it doesn't make it clear, because it's written by a third party reading the same internally-inconsistent page I am; any information added beyond the Google d
by jimrandomh 1y ago
No it doesn't make it clear, because it's written by a third party reading the same internally-inconsistent page I am; any information added beyond the Google documentation page is conjecture.
- znort_ 1y ago"Gmail will no longer support checking emails from third-party accounts through POP." seems quite clear.
- mschuster91 1y agoGood god Google can't be bothered to not wreck shit that doesn't cost them much, eh? Doesn't surprise me too much though, Gmail hasn't seen much maintenance and polish over the last few years.
- VladVladikoff 1y agoPersonally I’m happy about it. It’s the kick in the butt I needed to get my last remaining crap off Google and shut down my accounts for good.
- suzzer99 1y agoWhat does "from a third-party account" mean? I have a test suite that accesses a gmail account through POP. It's a regular gmail account. Will that be affected? Edit: Okay I think not. But man is this confusing over whether it's Gmail that's doing the fetching over POP (a feature I had no idea existed) or somehting they're calling a third-party account fetching Gmail emails over POP.