#Enable fmail with insecure apps how to#

For applying script plugins you would need to add an apply from: line in each location using the plugin regardless of whether or not you have to handle insecure URLs, so I don't understand why this isn't practical. However, now, several weeks later, the same instance of Thunderbird that had trouble previously requires access for less secure apps even though it is set to Oauth2. The central repository declaration I mentioned previously will allow you a single location to define and allow each insecure Maven repo. I eventually discovered that I could disallow access to less secure apps if I changed the security setting in Thunderbird to use Oauth2. Per the docs on fromInsecureUrl we want to encourage minimal usage of method, and only by people aware of the downside.

#Enable fmail with insecure apps how to#

We do not want to enable the scenario where a global flag is set in a project and forgotten, then a later update adds an insecure URL by mistake, and the project continues to build without alerting the user to the potential risk. How to allow less secure app access in GmailallowlesssecureappallowlesssecureappingmailSubscribe to my youtube channel How To by clicking on the following. It is intentional that you must individually opt-in to each usage of an insecure URL. I've discussed this matter with my colleagues, and unfortunately we are not going to be able to make the change you suggested. I'm sorry, I see I failed to address the application of script plugins from insecure URLs in my original reply.