Android App
I usually use K9 on Android, but I recently tried the FM app on my tablet. At least superficially it looked the same as the website does when opened in chrome on the same device.
Is there any advantage to using the app? |
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I don't want "access all areas" on my smartphone - having access not only to my e-mails, but my contacts, my files, my websites, my domains, and my calendar information, etc. If one wants this access via their smartphone that's OK for them, but for myself, no thank you! |
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The question was about whether there's an advantage in using the app over using the website on the same device. If you use the website in Android Chrome, you presumably have the same privileges as you would on a desktop. |
Is there any significant difference at all?
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Pretty sure that if you run only the mobile web interface in a web browser, email notifications aren't received in the background. |
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It seems to me that using the application is much easier. The main thing is that it functions well.
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The big one for me (and the lack of which is the cause of my frustration with alternative email clients) is the ability to compose emails using the wildcard alias, effectively letting me create aliases (and sending identities) on the fly.
I'm keen to try any other client that provides this feature AND lets me use tags/categories with emails, if anybody has any suggestions. |
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