Hello, I have been trying to access my yahoo! mail easily from my n900, and I thought I would open this up. (Comments, abuse, etc.) According to the internet the yahoo IMAP servers do not work with normal authentication mechanisms. (They use a XYMPKI method which involves submitting your yahoo id to a webserver, and getting a cookie back). However according to http://www.crasseux.com/linux/ if you send a custom command 'ID ("GUID" "1")' it will then accept a login. This will also work over SSL. SMTP over SSL also works. So in a lot of very real ways, this is more secure than the web-interface. So I have patched the latest version of the venerable mutt, compiled it according to the instructions for n810 and presto-chango, it works. You need the cyrus-sasl deb, and the mutt deb, and it has a dependency on libncurses5. The .muttrc file has been tuned for yahoo, and you'll need to put in your email address and password. Or leave the password out if you are happy to enter them every time. http://dl.dropbox.com/u/1397036/n900...22-1_armel.deb http://dl.dropbox.com/u/1397036/n900...20-1_armel.deb http://dl.dropbox.com/u/1397036/n900_mutt/.muttrc My next step is to try to get this into a GUI client, although the performance of mutt (esp. with header caching) is so much better than modest I might not bother. Is claws any better? It looks simpler, but without address book support it might not be worth it. DISCLAIMER: These packages have barely been compiled let alone optified, they may well hose your system. This is all dependant on Yahoo not changing its rather flaky authentication system, so may all just stop working. EDIT: Forgot to credit http://www.courville.org/mediawiki/index.php/N810 for the compile instructions.