I had problems with Yahoo as well, so I uninstalled the Webmail extensions and started checking my Yahoo mail in my browser. Then I decided to go get this add-on again and to try installing it again. The new installation did not require setting up a new account in Thunderbird. It's all done in the extension. Whether it uses POP3 or not, it works. And now T-bird brings up my Yahoo mail right inside a browser inside Thunderbird. That's cool. Then I decided to delete my Gmail account from Thunderbird and use it that way as well. It works the same way. I have 3 Yahoo mail accounts and a Gmail all in the new Webmail 2.7.6 extension and all working fine. The only drawback with this method of reading the webmails is that the messages are not downloaded into the Thunderbird inbox as they were before. But the webmail accounts are all available with 2 clicks of a mouse, since envelope icon sit at the top and bottom of the Thunderbird screen where you can acess them.
On Apr 1, 3:20 pm, sanjay <[email protected]> wrote: > I have 2 yahoo mail accounts. One started in 1997 the other in 2003. > Both are free yahoo mail accounts. On the 1997 account I am able to > use pop3 with no problems. On the 2003 account I am not allowed to > use pop3. So I have no idea what yahoo is doing, but it is clear that > not all USA users are allowed to use pop3 yet.
