Memuat Email Blue Mail - Calendar 1.9.31 3

Ben McVety

I have been using Blue Mail for years, and it is a fabulous email client. You can connect multiple email accounts, including emails hosted from smaller domains, with ease. It is easy to swap inboxes, compose emails from any of your email addresses, or use aliases. Email sorting is also easy and user-friendly. There are a bunch of ways to sort incoming mail, including putting all unread mail at the top. Check it out if you are searching for a good mail client!

Dwight Cass

This is a good tool for organizing a number of disparate email accounts (mine are, essentially, work (read everything), personal (read nothing) and news (read what I can). Nice touches throughout, but the Chromebook version is more or less just a reboot of the Android edition. That's more a problem with Chrome than the app developer - lots of Chromebook stuff works better in Windows or Mac. But recommend this program, especially with the paucity of Chromebook email progs.

Eric Neeb

Great alternative to Outlook. I had been using Outlook for decades and it has started crashing on the Android and Chrome devices. I've been using this app for the past couple weeks and it works flawlessly. It has one integrated inbox which simplifies my accounts and is just plain easy. I'm very happy that this app exists!

Barry Coleman

Update 2: To be fair to developers, I had major issues with on time notifications on new s22 ultra. I decided to reinstall, reconnect to Gmail, and now seems fine (fingers crossed). The features brought me back! Back to 5 stars, would like to see more updates. I have been using this app for years and occasionally try new ones but always come back. The developers are great at bug fixes (though I have not seen bugs) and adding new features. Amazing free app!

Craig Jordan

Like it, offers more functionality than any other free email app that features integration of Windows 10/11 and Android. Important for me is it doesn't limit you to only two email accounts. One minor complaint: BlueMail won't issue Notifications on my Samsung Galaxy Note 20. Tried everything. Gmail does, BlueMail doesn't. No way to set BlueMail as default email app, maybe that is the problem. Disabling Gmail app doesn't fix it.

Amanecer Lunar

I have been using this app continuously for at least 2 years , and lately (the past few months) has been kind of slowing down . But today is acting weird: it keeps opening one same chain of emails even though I choose other emails. One new email arrived , and it still didn't open it but marked it as read.... After spending some time trying to make it work, I finally came with the idea of closing the app and opening it again, and fortunately, the problem was solved. Hope will not happen again.

FarmerBob

It's been a near perfect app that can handle multiple accounts. I use it on all my mobile devices. Just got the "Desktop" version. It is nothing like the mobile app. And it doesn't "sync" through "Magic Sync" like one would assumes. It says, "once Sync'd to the new client on any device and as many devices you want." "You need to reenter your PW for each account." Well it didn't "Sync" and the Desktop version feels more like a cartoon compared to the Mobile version.

Yuri Y

Have been using this app for a few years now and have been recently disappointed with this app. This app suffers from a delete glitch, I can delete over 50 emails and all of a sudden they magically reappear again! This is so annoying... But this has been a constant thing with this glitch that has been around for a while now and nothing has been done to remedy the situation with this glitch! Now I'm thinking about moving to another mail client because of this problem. Please fix this guys...

HIKER BIKER

it works ok. But 1 year later not so much. I uninstalled blue mail today. It crashes constantly and you cannot get support. Downloaded attachments disappear and secure protocols are suspect. We cannot have unsecured email here. Too bad.. I hoped it would work and gave it every break. I paid to get better support. The website is worse than the app. I am an IT Engineer. Fuhget about it.

David Tagliani

Does not store messages before sending. Error deletes your message, meaning you lose it. Draft and Outbox folders exist in theory but are apparently not used. Instead of storing your message temporarily as a Draft or temporarily putting it in the Outbox before Sending, your message is just Sent and if there's some kind of error: pffft, gone. Start over. I know of no other email app that works this way and am, frankly, shocked.