Hello I'm using the multiple version of this software. I'm wondering... is there anyway for the notifier to link straight to my inbox or when I compose? It always prompts me to put in my password AND a CAPTCHA. I assume this is because of Google's security measures in not allowing bots to login to their email client. Is there a way around this? And it would also be great to add the feature where the tray icon does not show when there is no mail. Thanks a bunch for all your help! If this comes through soon, I will be sure to purchase this great piece of useful software! Cajual

 Hi Cajual,

Thanks for reporting this problem. Supposedly it should automatically log in your account. I think there might be a bug in the application which I suppose is that, you have some special characters in your password which it cannot handle efficitenly. Although it should handle them too.

 For now, can you please try to change your password to a different one and then test the app. Please let me know the outcome so that i can fi the bug.

Regards,

Sohail

I only use numbers and letters in my password. The browser I use is Google Chrome. Does this have any effect on my problem? I'll get back to you after changing my password to let you know if it works or not! Thanks again for your continued support.

NVM!! It works properly! I just had to clear browser cookies and cache! Thanks a lot. Will process payment once the trial has completed! :)

no worries. Thanks!

I just started having the same problem on my computer  Everytime I try to go to any e-mail account it no longer logs me in.  I'm using the Multi acct version 1.1.0.0.  I've tried clearing the cookies and cache and uninstalling the reinstalling the program, but nothing has helped.  I'm running 64 bit Vista Home and IE 7.  Any help would be appreciated.

 I think Google has changed the way it handles the requests, Let me search and find out a way to auto login on Google apps through URL!

Thanks

That would be great.

Same problem here. 

Any update on this issue?  If it helps, as long as I don't check the bgox to stay logged in, when I click on each account it will at least fill in the correct account name.  I still have to fill in the pw, so it's still not working right.  If I check the box to stay logged in, no matter which account I try to access, it will always try and log into the last account I logged into and not log me in automatically.

 i am still working on this issue. Please bear with me. thanks

Any new news on this?  I am using the trial and it is great except for this.  This is the main reason that I installed this.  I have Google Apps and want to have mailto: links open in Google Apps.  I sure hope it will help with that.

Dave

 Sorry guys, Google no more allows logging in by putting the password in the url and submitting the form. I have searched a lot, There is only a firefox addon which automatically forces the browser to login. As this notifier is not a firefox plugin, so it cannot simulate the same effect.

Sohail

I use the multi-account version too and find it to be a great product for notifying me on both my Google Apps account for work and my personal Gmail account. Since Google doesn't allow you to use the username and password in the URL (which makes sense from a security perspective), I think a solution to this would be to just rely on the caching done by the user's web browser.

For example, the GmailNotifier.net app uses this URL for my regular Gmail account: https://www.google.com/accounts/ServiceLoginAuth?service=mail&Email=my_email&Passwd=my_pass&continue=http://mail.google.com/mail/%23inbox

But, if you just type the following URL into the browser, you're automatically logged to your account due to the browser's caching and now viewing your inbox: http://mail.google.com/mail

Similarly for a Google Apps account, instead of using this URL: https://www.google.com/a/my_google_apps_domain.com/LoginAction2?service=mail&Email=my_email&Passwd=my_pass&null=Sign%20in&rm=false&continue=https://mail.google.com/a/my_google_apps_domain.com/%23inbox

Use this one and you're magically logged in. https://mail.google.com/a/my_google_apps_domain.com

So, my question to you is, does your app store the URL in the registry or somewhere else where I can manually modify these URLs to their simpler versions? I did a find in the registry for the value "gmail" and didn't find these URLs anywhere. So, where are they saved? This might just be a quick fix, but it will work for me. Worst case scenario, the browser cache is cleared and you have to type in your creds again, which you have to do currently.

Thanks,

-- Damon

 Hi Damon,

Thanks for the suggestions, that's what I am going to implement.

Acutally, this app decrypt the stored passwords and build the URL on the fly depending on the domain name requested. So it would need a new release to implement your suggestion.

Thanks