Does the built-in email client in Windows 10 support 2-step verification?

Question

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Does the built-in email client in Windows 10 support 2-step verification at mail.google.com? if so, how? The same Thunderbird, for example, opens a window in a minibrowser to enter a two-step authentication code, the default mail client in Windows 10 does not open any windows, and therefore does not load mail.
update:
Fixed Windows X on Windows 10 (people are confused)

Answer 1

If you can't, you can use application passwords . If the application only supports login with a username and password, generate an application password for it. This password needs to be entered into the application once, no need to remember.