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It was always clear to me with the e-mail that I would not use it for anything very personal or private, and in fact, I wasn't even planning on communicating with other people Initially I thought that I might simply add the e-mail as yet another channel for transferring stuff between the computers, and to subscribe to some newsletters or feeds.

I don't even surf because it's so much easier to do the surfing on the main computer and if I need to download something, transfer those to the iMac from there. The iMac being 18 years old as I'm typing this, at no point have I assumed it to be as secure as modern computers I mostly put it online temporarily to listen to online radio streams or to access files in a local network, and now I added the e-mail. That's a valid point, and indeed not a subjective opinion but one of these things that's a fact for all.

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For example, software that crashes every 5 minutes is universally bad for everyone, and it's impossible to imagine a workflow or personal taste where that would be fine.Ĭlick to expand.Thanks for elaborating. This is not an attack, I'm just curious to learn and sincerely wonder what experiences lead you to that choice on the internet, whenever someone claims something to be good or bad without further explanations, it's impossible to tell whether it's an individual's subjective view (and genuinely true in their situation) or a general fact that that affects all. I'm still curious about this though What do you base this opinion on? But now that I had this working connection in TenFourBird, I looked at the settings it had auto-configured for the account to work, and copied those to Mail. However, I didn't like TenFourBird's visual layout so much. So I got TenFourBird which is apparently much nicer in terms of setting things up: All it wants is my e-mail address and password, and it sorts the rest of things out automatically.

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No matter how I tried to follow instructions I found online, I couldn't get Mail to work properly with the server configuration: Incoming or outgoing server was always offline when I tried to send something, even if it was online briefly before that.

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This gave me a code that works as a password when logging in from the mail application. Set up two-factor authentication for the outlook account (a massive pain, their website is the opposite of user friendly and they make you go to and fro)

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I just set up Outlook with two-factor authentication which allowed it to briefly get online in Mail but christ that Outlook it's like using a Windows computer: Now they randomly spam the address with verification requests no matter what I do, and when I go to the webmail settings via my main computer, they dare to constantly spam me with 'tell us what you think about us' pop-ups. Protonmail (free) doesn't seem to support anything else but webmail, so that doesn't serve my purpose. I'll check out TenFourBird, but I'll still have to understand the setup jargon somehow. Then back to the same issues I had before, which is that one or the other server is spontaneously offline and I have no idea of what else to do about the settings It's not like I understand what any of the settings mean anyway, all I'm doing is blindly trying to repeat what I see in online guides, and I still never know if it's right because of course software this old doesn't look like the things in the guides.

I managed to briefly get the Outlook one to work, so it downloaded one e-mail from inbox and I managed to send one.