Using a Gmail account in all versions beyond 9.0.1708.0 are causing serious crashes of eM C for me!!!
Sometimes just clicking on a link in an email and it will crash.
But now also sending emails sometimes I get a crash of the program!!!
Luckily the email or part of it can be retrieved after restarting eM C as it has been written into the Draft Folder.
THIS HAS SERIOUSLY COMPROMISED MY USE OF Gmail in eM Client !!!
miércoles 24 agosto 2022 :: 0913hrs (UTC +01:00)
Hey@Damon62
Specifically what version of eMC are you using?
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¡Saludos desde Sevilla la soleada en España!
skybat
Hablo español, luego portugués e inglés, con conocimiento de varios otros idiomas.
Specifically as I stated the problem commenced with versions after 9.0.1708.0
I have installed versions 9.1.2053.0 where the problem first occurred!
Then it has not been fixed and continues with 9.1.2082, 9.1.2106, 9.1.2109.0
More importantly, what version of Windows are you using?
Windows 11 has a UI automation bug that could cause this.
It appears to be occurring in Windows 11 but also in Windows 10.
miércoles 24 agosto 2022 :: 1234hrs (UTC +01:00)
Hey@Damon62
Maybe I do not completely understand your answer, I asked what version of eMC you are using not when the issue started.
Can you please give an grab from: Menu ->Help ->About
We do not and will not use Google/Gmail on any of our systems with or without eMC, so can not test your particular issue.
Personally I have eMC v9.1.2109 installed on 2 different systems one with Win10 the other with Win11 - I have not experienced any issues on either system.
I understand that this does not help you, however, what it does do is to point to the fact that the issue you have is not exclusively or necessarily an issue with eMC, unless you can somehow confirm that it is.
You also say that it appears to be occurring, again perhaps I am being simplistic, surely it either is or is not occurring, your answer is not specific.
¡Buena suerte!
¡Saludos desde Sevilla la soleada en España!
skybat
Hablo español, luego portugués e inglés, con conocimiento de varios otros idiomas.