When trying to log into a GMail account (IMAP, server imap.gmail.com) using Oauth2, I am presented with a pop-up for the Google account sign-in. I have made certain to have the appropriate site cookies enabled (https://accounts.google.com, https://imap.google.com, https://imap.gmail.com, https://mail.google.com), so the operation is saved locally. However, upon the login, I get the following message: "The browser you're using doesn't support JavaScript, or has JavaScript turned off. To keep your Google Account secure, try signing in on a browser that has JavaScript turned on." Now, obviously, Thunderbird isn't a browser, as such, and AFAIK does not support Javascript in any fashion (a rightfully not). Since Google is of the insane opinion that Javascript is a security feature rather than the security risk it actually is, it is apparently not possible to log into their Oauth2 sub-system without it. My understanding is that Google is preparing to (or already has) sunset their support for all other login methods (that is, anything requiring you to set the 'less secure' option in your account settings), so being unable to login through Oauth2 is not going to be an option beyond a certain point. Is there any reasonable work-around for this?