Why is it with new notifier, you have to reveal password?! I don't want to reveal my password to anybody other than needed (mail-account)! So up to now I deactivated notifier.
Latest version of X-Notifier allows you to define accounts, and leave password blank. But, you'll need to -manually- check those email accounts... (right-click X-Notifier icon to pop up account list and click account)... then it will prompt for password (-once- while browser is open). If you close browser then you'll need to enter password again.
[Edit: By the way X-Notifier Lite will open to email (if there's no -new- email, just right-click the X-N Lite envelope icon and click the account in the pop-up list).]
You can't check email -automatically- if you don't provide passwords... X-Notifier is an automatic checker for new email.
When you enter your passwords into X-notifier, they are stored in an encrypted file on your computer. When X-notifier checks your email accounts, it gets all the information it needs, usernames and passwords, from the encrypted file that is saved on your computer.
You never actually send any email data to the evil X-notifier Corporation.
Bottom-line, if you do not like "automatic checker" on email, then do not use X-notifier, move on your life and use your own MANUALLY checker with your own HANDS.
FYI: X-notifier is open source, you can check any "evil", if you found something, you can post here.
Well, "evil" was a term I added to the discussion, just to be silly; sorry. Silly sorry.
Tania was concerned, it was OK of him to ask. He is just being careful about his electronic privacy in the 21st Century. I hope he returns and is convinced that X-notifier is OK.
tobwithu
Mon, 06/03/2013 - 23:11
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Here is another option.
Here is another option.
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-us/firefox/addon/x-notifier-lite/
tania
Tue, 06/04/2013 - 02:52
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Yes thanks, but it's a bit
Yes thanks, but it's a bit too simple! Can't even open to mail-account... Why do we have to put password in X-notifier anyway?...
RpD
Tue, 06/04/2013 - 03:29
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You don't.
Latest version of X-Notifier allows you to define accounts, and leave password blank.
But, you'll need to -manually- check those email accounts... (right-click X-Notifier icon to pop up account list and click account)... then it will prompt for password (-once- while browser is open). If you close browser then you'll need to enter password again.
[Edit: By the way X-Notifier Lite will open to email (if there's no -new- email, just right-click the X-N Lite envelope icon and click the account in the pop-up list).]
You can't check email -automatically- if you don't provide passwords... X-Notifier is an automatic checker for new email.
neil
Thu, 06/06/2013 - 02:02
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Divulging email passwords
When you enter your passwords into X-notifier, they are stored in an encrypted file on your computer. When X-notifier checks your email accounts, it gets all the information it needs, usernames and passwords, from the encrypted file that is saved on your computer.
You never actually send any email data to the evil X-notifier Corporation.
CFBancroft
Fri, 06/07/2013 - 08:47
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@ tania
I thought that you might like look into this (regard to caches).
http://xnotifier.tobwithu.com/dp/node/301
Bottom-line,
if you do not like "automatic checker" on email,
then do not use X-notifier, move on your life and
use your own MANUALLY checker with your own HANDS.
FYI:
X-notifier is open source, you can check any "evil",
if you found something, you can post here.
RpD
Fri, 06/07/2013 - 09:49
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The forums of Tobwithu [X-Notifier]
"Be gracious in all things"
(yes, I forget sometimes, too)
neil
Fri, 06/07/2013 - 09:40
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Well, "evil" was a term I
Well, "evil" was a term I added to the discussion, just to be silly; sorry. Silly sorry.
Tania was concerned, it was OK of him to ask. He is just being careful about his electronic privacy in the 21st Century. I hope he returns and is convinced that X-notifier is OK.
CFBancroft
Fri, 06/07/2013 - 11:03
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Defend for Tobwithu
I am guilty on 'quick reaction' by 'quick post' and 'quick defend' for Tobwithu. (Smile.)
neil
Fri, 06/07/2013 - 20:46
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We're OK.
We're OK.