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Sponsor |  chimichurri | Jan 5, 7:41am | Thanks for the replies! :)
So... if I download Prism it would permit me to split the gmail web application right out of my browser and run it directly on my desktop. Hmmm. Do you (OXP/Indu/lerryn) recommend that as being more secure?
Can I still keep my gmail account closed with a password if I do it that way? |
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Sponsor | | induscrypt | Jan 5, 7:55am | password (Login/Logout): yes.
security: As I said, no research on the topic yet. However, if you've created the app to open with https version, it will always do that-no forgetting the https part. Also, as you won't be doing much else(erratic surfing) with your prism, I guess that makes it a safer option.
Note: Remember to point the apps to https://mail.google.com instead of gmail. The certificates clash otherwise and a connection might be rejected by prism. (they are in the name of mail.google.com and not gmail.com ) |
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Sponsor | | chimichurri | Jan 5, 8:05am | | Hmmm, well, I think I'll give it a go, then :) |
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Sponsor | | jamiet | Jan 9, 3:52pm | I got this message when trying to run Prism:
could not find compatible gre between version 1.8.1.0 and 1.9.0.* |
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