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by Borealid
765 days ago
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Thunderbird supports using TLS client certificates or Kerberos as alternatives to a password for IMAP access. When you do choose to store a password locally, it's stored encrypted using a second password of your choice. Since the end result of an OAuth login is a "token" (password...) stored on your machine, I think the difference is pretty marginal either way. But I do hear they're working on OAuth-for-IMAP support. If it were more standardized they probably would have implemented it sooner. |
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