YPOPs is an open source software that is a pop/smtp gateway to get yahoo messages on popular Email clients like outlook express, thunderbird, incredimail.
or why can't u add YPOPs to Thunderbird Portable so that Thunderbird Portable users can download yahoo emails on their usb drive
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I dunno if I understand correctly, what about the WebMail extentions
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we need YPOPS cause Yahoo forces users to pay in order to use Yahoo POP Servers.
YPOPs does not violate the Yahoo TOS cause it's a gateway which gets messages without hacking Yahoo POP Servers. It gets it through a browser like system.
Thunderbird Portable really needs YPOPs for users that wanna backup their Yahoo mail or download it
I see then.
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I just clicked on the link u posted.
What u put sounds good too but does it do what YPOPs does u know downloads Yahoo emails without having to access webmail manually and have to manually save messages?
I'm almost positive that the webmail extension does exactly the same thing as ypops. But it already works with Thunderbird Portable without any extra hacking.
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ok nvm thank you
Alternatively you can use freepops (http://www.freepops.org). It does the same thing but supports a large group of http services if you do not use Thunderbird. It's also portable. Not install needed, etc etc.
It works extremely well with MOST pop3 email clients. I use it with TheBat! Voyager and the portable versions of Pocomail and Barca.
the webmail extension along with the yahoo extension will say it's downloading messages 1-99, but then it keeps timing out. This is on different computers with all firewalls and other obstructions disabled, any ideas? I'm thinking of just paying the $20 for the year to do it normally.