Jeffrey Stedfast

The problem you are hitting is that port 110 is not an SSL-wrapped port. You either need to pass `false` as the `useSsl` argument or you need to use port...

Unfortunately OpenPOP is too strict and fails when it encounters parameter tags that it does not know about such as, in this case, `remote-image`. Anyone else hitting this problem is...

@mkucera1 Give MailKit a try. I think OpenPOP is an abandoned project.

This library is not meant for forwarding messages, although I suppose you could generate a forwarded message using the MailMessage that you download using this library and then send it...

I added proxy support a few months ago to [MailKit](https://github.com/jstedfast/MailKit). If anyone else is having this problem, feel free to try MailKit instead. If you encounter any problems, let me...

Technically, the way that OpenPOP handles decoding this series of encoded-word tokens is correct according to the spec, but unfortunately many mail clients incorrectly break apart long encoded-words such that...

@MaiconLL Your problem is different from @123than's problem. The problem you are having is that you are trying to connect to an IMAP server using a POP3 client. If the...

You are probably happy with your fork of hpop + your Content-Location patch, but if you aren't, feel free to use [MimeKit](https://github.com/jstedfast/MimeKit) and [MailKit](https://github.com/jstedfast/MailKit) which support Content-Location out of the...

Yes, IMAP is the more modern protocol and you are correct in noting that OpenPOP only supports the POP3 protocol. Many mail servers support both POP3 and IMAP, but they...

You need to remember what the index of the message is when you download the message and then call client.GetMessageUid() using that index. MIME messages do not have a concept...