I'm in a legal dispute, and the opponent destroyed my x86 system. So I bought a new laptop and Vodacom-3G-dongle-subscription. The Vodongle is incompatible with the Win8.1 laptop! Although, I twice previously developed scripts to connect Vodongles via Linux/RPi, and they auto-connected when plugged to M$. The Voda-shop wants to install the compatible driver for their
3G-dongle to my new laptop. You don't allow me to install programs to your computer -- which scan your files and send the contents to me. What the hell is going on?!I've tried lynx, links2, midori, dillo, netsurf on my Model-1-RPi, for handling gmail. None can do a full cycle:. login + fetch & save mail/s + delete + compose + send. Here, I have only a time-charged connection, and must compose off-line. [This NNTP task is handled by lynx]
Every time I log in to gmail with a different/strange/un-M$-like 'browser' gmail wants a mobile-phone confirmed password change.
I could suspect that my litigation opponent is trying to hak my gmail, but I seems that the gmail kiddies are causing the problems.
The articles/advice re. non-http-gmail [by curl/imap eg.] are dated, and it seems there's a global-security-frenzy these days?
When I get the M$ laptop on-line, I'll get a new M$ email account, and expect similar abuse. Will M$-email accept/tolerate Linux originated email; since web-based gmail detects your 'browser' type?
How have other RPi users got non-http-gmail working?
== TIA