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mail.yahoo.com login pops up a browser which demands "to enable cookies"

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Sergei_93
Sergei_93
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Hello,

I'm using the same Yahoo mail account for many years. It stopped working around 28 Jan. 2021. Instead of the regular password menu, Yahoo's email account opens a new window of a browser and offers to so login on mail.yahoo.com page. When I try to fill up the credentials (as I do in a regular browser) it demands to enable "cookies". Which cookies, how to enable them in that static browser window? I tried to temporary relax my setting on Firefox but that had no effect. All soft is updated.

Any suggestions will be appreciated.

Thanks.

Hello, I'm using the same Yahoo mail account for many years. It stopped working around 28 Jan. 2021. Instead of the regular password menu, Yahoo's email account opens a new window of a browser and offers to so login on mail.yahoo.com page. When I try to fill up the credentials (as I do in a regular browser) it demands to enable "cookies". Which cookies, how to enable them in that static browser window? I tried to temporary relax my setting on Firefox but that had no effect. All soft is updated. Any suggestions will be appreciated. Thanks.

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sfhowes
sfhowes
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Allow cookies in Thunderbird Options/Privacy & Security, Mail Content, to allow the OAuth2 authentication to complete (in the OAuth browser window).

atErik
atErik
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find+read OAuth2 & yahoo related sections/paragraphs in below liked page:

https://stackoverflow.com/a/63255601/3553808 Access WebMail Email WebSite From TB WebBrowser TB, Configure TB's IMAP/POP,SMTP to use OAuth2, etc, etc. (please upvote my Q+A both, inside the linked page, if its useful/helpful).