From: dnomhcir@gmx.com
Richmond writes:
> Richmond writes:
>
>> David H Durgee writes:
>>
>>> David H Durgee wrote:
>>>> David H Durgee wrote:
>>>>> Mark Bourne wrote:
>>>>>> David H Durgee wrote:
>>>>>>> David H Durgee wrote:
>>>>>>>> Richmond wrote:
>>>>>>>>> David H Durgee writes:
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>> Starting yesterday I am getting a problematic popup from
>>>>>>>>>> imap.mail.yahoo.com every time it tries to check for mail.
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>> The popup requests that I login, but when I click the button
>>>>>>>>>> after I enter the email and password I get a spinner and
>>>>>>>>>> nothing else happens.
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>> I am assuming that something about the popup is causing
>>>>>>>>>> problems for SeaMonkey 2.53.21 here.
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>> The URL for the window shows as:
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>> https://login.yahoo.com/?src=thunderbird&clientid=
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>> The window can be moved but remains on top. No right click
>>>>>>>>>> menu.
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>> Cannot highlight and copy the URL.
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>> The window title is "Enter credentials for" on
>>>>>>>>>> imap...
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>> Obviously I cannot access yahoo mail at the moment and given
>>>>>>>>>> it is non-functional all I can do is close the window.
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>> How do I get this corrected?
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>> Dave
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> It sounds like it is trying to set up Oauth2. Maybe you have
>>>>>>>>> to enable javascript? Or maybe it is requesting 2FA?
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> I thought I had Oauth2 already setup on all my mail
>>>>>>>> connections, but perhaps I missed it. Looking in my passwords
>>>>>>>> do not show one for that email address, so that may be the
>>>>>>>> problem.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> I will look into how I need to get that working.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> Dave
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> The error console shows [ABE} errors relating to this. How do I
>>>>>>> fix that?
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Dave
>>>>>>
>>>>>> I don't know if it might have other meanings, but to me "ABE" is
>>>>>> NoScript's "Application Boundaries Enforcer" that restricts which
>>>>>> domains can load Javascript and other resources from which other
>>>>>> domains. It could be that the Yahoo login page is trying to load
>>>>>> Javascript from another Yahoo domain, and maybe you've configured
>>>>>> ABE rules that prevent that. As far as I recall ABE isn't
>>>>>> enabled by default in NoScript, and has very few restrictions by
>>>>>> default even if enabled. So if that is the problem, hopefully
>>>>>> you'd know you've enabled ABE at some point and that's enough of
>>>>>> a clue to work out how to adjust whatever rules you've set up.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Or it could be "ABE" has a completely different meaning in this
>>>>>> context...!
>>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> I disabled ABE in No Script and those messages went away. I still
>>>>> see one No Script related error listed:
>>>>>
>>>>>> [NoScript] Force text/plain for missing content-type on
>>>>>> https://api.login.yahoo.com...
>>>>>
>>>>> I don't know if that is directly related to the problem or not, it
>>>>> sounds pretty innocuous and appears to confirm this relates to
>>>>> oauth2 based on the URL.
>>>>>
>>>>> Unfortunately I am still getting nowhere with this.
>>>>>
>>>>> Dave I thought to try something with the above URL, I opened it in
>>>> a Firefox tab enabling all scripting it requested and it was able
>>>> to complete to a point where it tried to do something with
>>>> localhost that failed. It even sent me an email to my backup
>>>> account about a Thunderbird login. This morning I tried the same
>>>> thing in a Seamonkey tab and wind up with a spinner after entering
>>>> the password. Looking in the error console I see:
>>>>
>>>>> Timestamp: 10/9/25, 11:51:19 AM MDT Error: SyntaxError: missing :
>>>>> after property id Source File:
>>>>> https://s.yimg.com/aaq/benji/benji-2.3.23.js Line: 1, Column:
>>>>> 25600 Source Code: s[n]=e.benji.debug.logs[n]||[]).push(r)}}class
>>>>> fs{_googletag;features;refreshQueue;debounceTimer;constructor(){return
>>>>> th
>>>>
>>>>> Timestamp: 10/9/25, 11:51:19 AM MDT Error: about:blank : Unable to
>>>>> run script because scripts are blocked internally.
>>>>
>>>>> Timestamp: 10/9/25, 11:51:21 AM MDT Error: about:blank : Unable to
>>>>> run script because scripts are blocked internally. >> So it
>>>>> appears that Yahoo is indeed doing something SeaMinkey isn't >>
>>>>> supporting. >> Dave
>>>
>>>
>>> I have Thunderbird on my system as well, but I don't use it as I
>>> prefer SeaMonkey. If I were to set up Thunderbird to access Yahoo
>>> mail via IMAP and SMTP with oauth2, assuming it will work, would
>>> there be a way to pull the oauth2 entry from it and add it to the
>>> SeaMonkey password file to get it working here?
>>>
>>
>> When I tried with Thunderbird, the next thing which came up after the
>> password prompt (which was where it got stuck with seamonkey) was a
>> dialog requesting that I choose where to send a
>> one-time-password. I.e. the 2fa dialog. It was possible to select
>> from the url but it had 'thunderbird' embedded in it, so I didn't
>> bother to try. Another thing I noticed when using Seamonkey is that
>> when you get stuck on the password prompt you can click "yahoo" top
>> left and you get prompted to accept cookies. After tha however there
>> is no way to go back to the password prompt.
>
> I've noticed that if I disable javascript I can get the 2FA popup,
> however I don't get any further than that. Perhaps what is needed is
> an on-the-fly javascript toggle button.
I did it! I logged into Yahoo Webmail using Seamonkey. I had to ask an
AI to create a Javascript toggle button extension. Then I entered user
name and password without javascript until the 2fa prompt came up, then
I enabled javascript and logged in. It's only taken a few hours. :(
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