Memuat MailDroid - Email App 5.21 3

A Google user

This is one of the E-Mail app sytems that I like, but it is somewhat complicated with all of its adjustments and/or settings. After using it enough, it gets easier to understand all of its adjustments and/or settings. In the adjustments and/or settings section, it allows for Inverting Colors. That makes the Compose section have all characters as white on a black background. That is exactly what I was looking for! Also, it shows help and support articles while offline!

Scott Widmann

I like it. Clean, easy to use, good online and offline access as well as search functions. However, the authentication with other services like Google Gmail doesn't always work with multiple devices. Supports major email carriers through a setup wizard as well as being able to setup your own. Appears to have some advanced security / encryption functions as well. Although the android widget does blank out and it loses authentication sometimes. All my tech is hiccuping though.

Dan C

The user interface might look dated to some, but the UI is actually perfect. And under the hood it has tons of customizations & features other email apps are lacking! One of my favorites is the "group by date" setting, within each group the day of the week is listed on the left side and the full date is listed on the right side. My only gripe is the permissions. If they release a version that makes these optional, I will be becoming back to give it 5 stars. Thanks MailDroid!

LanAndPeter

I installed and uninstalled about 10 email apps before I tried MailDroid. I was delighted to see that it has two features that I was looking for, one of which is fairly unusual - the ability to set a 'reply-to' address since the email address I give to people is merely a forwarding service and sends it on to GMail which I rarely look at and our actual email address - and another that everyone should be concerned about - just one tap to see the actual email address that a message was sent from to make it easier to screen for phishing attempts. So far, so great. The interface is sensible and attractive and I liked the ability to customize the colors. I like the paper airplane icon that appears in the notification bar. The icon for the app displays a badge indicating the number of unread emails. There is something weird with some - and only some - attachments though. A bus company sent me two tickets as PDF attachments a few days ago and the page listing messages does indicate that there is one or more attachments and the email itself has a paperclip icon indicating attachments. Tapping on the paperclip jumps you down to the bottom of the message but there it showed a link to download the message to a file and then listed "Embedded Images" but not the PDFs. I searched all the menus but found nothing relevant (including no ability to turn off the display of embedded images). The Forum's page on the develper's site is not working and I was unable to find anything else online that addressed the issue so I sent the developer a message two days ago but perhaps not surprisingly, have had no response. I have the impression from other reviews that the developer has moved on to other things. However, I have other messages with PDF attachments and they work just as you'd expect with the ability to Save the attachments to the Downloads folder. (There is no View option but for me that is not a deal breaker since I can just go to Downloads and view from there.) The Sony email app on my old phone, Gmail and desktop email (Thunderbird) had no problem with this message so it is unclear why MailDroid stumbled on it. So there is a lot to like but test the attachments issue for yourself. I'm trying AquaMail in parallel and it seems to meet all my requirements.

Félix Deconinck

Super nice! Love the sober simplicity of it. Clean sober and linear design, the layout looks rather professional, nice dark theme, very explicit and exhaustive yet minimalistic settings system. Barely any learning curve; simple yet The application is also very light; hence it starts super fast, and the handling is without lags. Is there a meh? Yeah, ish; a layout one: once you do a long tap to make the tick boxes show-up, it shifts every message aside, hiding like 15% of the message previews.

A Google user

It has a lot of freezing up and doesn't automatically refresh when marking items for deletion. It got so bad, my phone was barely functional. Even Verizon couldn't help me. Had to uninstall app and reinstall so my other app updates could happen. Thinking of switching to some other email app on my cell phone. Researching that now.

A Google user

I've had Maildroid for years. It''s been fine most of the time and has a password where a lot of the apps don't. But when it goes down it goes down hard. I right now could not send emails due to a "bug" and cannot retrieve emails in the last 3 months. This happened once before but eventually fixed..

Josh Hefner

So far it's the best mail client I've been able to find for Android, however there are a few issues. On my Samsung Note 5 running marshmallow, it doesn't seem to display all the subfolders I have in my inbox on one of my IMAP accounts. Telling it to refresh the folder doesn't seem to help. One is a folder that I created using maildroid and frequently move mail to using maildroid. Also, it appears that search will not find any messages in these sub folders. Otherwise a great app.

A Google user

I really liked this app and have used it on several Android pbones. Now for some reason it is not pushing the emails and the only way I can check to see if I have a new email is to open the app and let it sync. This is IMAP email. Not sure why it is doing this but I now am looking for a nee mail app. My settings are correct as far as I can tell. Note 9 with Android Pie.

A Google user

Best email app I have found. Very responsive, syncs frequently, great format...all the features I needed but could never find with alternatives. Recommended! UPDATE: for some reason the app failed to send several emails, error "EOF"; rebooting did nothing so Un and reinstalled only to discover all my previously sent mail was lost, unrecoverable (sent mail is stored on device, not on aol server) . I will be looking for a more reliable app. and rescind my 5 star rating. Be forewarned!