The alternative is to register an 'Emacs' app, do the hoop jumping,
and stick the various secret tokens in the Emacs sources, but as I
understand it thatʼs expressly forbidden by Google's terms-of-use
(correct me if Iʼm wrong, I haven't read them).
Thanks for the clear explanation. I suppose this will affect mbsync/isync
as well. Is it very hard to design a program that periodically does
all that "hoop jumping" for me and and writes to ~/.authinfo or to
pass(1)'s password store?
Iʼm starting to agree with Stefan here: maybe itʼs time to start using
a different email provider.
Maybe. But, sorry for the naive question, do you plan to throw
the gmail address away?
João,
who had just gotten mbsync/gnus working decently some months ago