I know this has been covered before and I know the reason why AquaMail throws up SSL errors when using Gmail accounts [due to Google's policy of rotating their SSL certs, which renders the current one invalid].
However, over the past week or so, it seems that Google have upped the frequency with which they rotate their certs. Whereas before, I might go several days or a week without getting this error, over the past few days, I've been seeing it almost on a daily basis. It's getting to the stage where the hassle of having to continually clear these errors on my several Gmail accounts across my couple of Android devices is beginning to outweigh the benefits of having the 'SSL Certificate Change Detection' option set, in the first place.
Is there any chance that this option could be expanded to add an option to disregard SSL Cert changes on Gmail accounts?... or is it possible to make AquaMail a bit smarter in this regard, so that it can tell that the new SSL Cert has also been issued by Gmail and not flag it up as a security violation?
