Right in the center of the "message space" - have a look to attached screenshot
No, before rotating I see the message itself
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Right in the center of the "message space" - have a look to attached screenshot
No, before rotating I see the message itself
I cannot reproduce this, can you?
Are you using the latest version of FairEmail?
Edit: if you are using the latest version of FairEmail and can reproduce this, please contact me for a test version (just use 'Report issue' in the main navigation menu).
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I have just released beta version 1.492
Changelog/download:
https://github.com/M66B/open-source-email/releases
This version adds notification channels (sounds) per folder. To use this, long press a folder in the folder list and select 'Create notification channel'.
Changelog/download:
https://github.com/M66B/open-source-email/releases
This version adds notification channels (sounds) per folder. To use this, long press a folder in the folder list and select 'Create notification channel'.
Yes, I have just upgraded to 1.492 and problem is reproducable in 100% cases
I have just sent the debug message to you.
This problem is being caused by a small bug in the new list caching and occurs only when you have enabled the advanced option 'Automatically go to next conversation on close conversation'. It will be fixed in the next release.
Edit: fixed in the just released beta version 1.493
Changelog/download:
https://github.com/M66B/open-source-email/releases
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Hi, anyone know how to disable notifications vibration? I have disabled vibrations on notifications channels on android but it's not working with FairEmail. My sound profile is "Vibration". It was working good with Aquamail -only sound on Sound profil and only notification when phone was on Vibration profile.
Note 9, stock android Pie.
Note 9, stock android Pie.
Go to the setup screen via the main navigation menu. In the setup screen navigation menu there is an entry 'Manage notifications' to go to the FairEmail notification channels. You'll need to disable vibration for the 'Notification' channel, or if you created channels for folders (new in latest release) or sender's email addresses, you'll need to disable vibrations for these channels.
Folders will be synchronized continuous, unless set to poll (which will be done for Gmail user folders by default) or when the provider doesn't support push messages. The poll interval can be configured in the account settings (not per folder).
You can also synchronize all accounts periodically, which can be configured in the advanced options.
Yes, it is. Maybe this should be clarified.
Edit: the English text is "Keep-alive/poll interval (minutes)", maybe the translation is incorrect?
How about this hint text: "Interval to refresh connection for push messages or interval to check for new messages" ?
Thank you for your answer Marcel. But unfortunately i already have disabled vibration on channel Notifications (and on 2 others - Warnings, Errors).
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On Android versions with notifications channels (Android 8 Oreo and later) apps have no control over how notifications are displayed/behave after the initial creation of the notification channel. The whole intention of the notification channels is to put the user, you, in control of notifications, not apps. So, you'll have to dig deeper into the Android notification settings to get this resolved.
You could try to uninstall and install FairEmail again as this will delete all notification channels and recreate them with the default attributes. FairEmail doesn't touch the vibration attribute, as you can see here, so the default will be the system default.
@ths180 The hint text will be "Frequency of refreshing the connection for push messages or frequency of checking for new messages" and is ready for translation.
The reason that there is no setting per folder is that waking up the device once to check for new messages in all folders set to poll will result in less battery usage.
The reason that there is no setting per folder is that waking up the device once to check for new messages in all folders set to poll will result in less battery usage.
Does it make sense to give a separate setting for this? Some folders with push, some periodically.
For battery drain reasons?
So 19 is much less for periodically. A higher value is bad for push!?
Does it make sense that there are still providers in 2019 that don't support push messages or limit the number of simultaneous folder connections (Gmail) ?
Note that a folder connection uses the same shared account connection.
Which provider are you using that requires polling?
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FairEmail
Open source, privacy friendly email app for Android
See here for a description:
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Google was pretty friendly and cooperative and told me the favicons are indeed the problem, and it can/should be fixed by updating in the privacy policy to "disclose how your app accesses, collects, uses, and shares user data":
So, I have updated the privacy policy and added this new table:
https://github.com/M66B/FairEmail/blob/master/PRIVACY.md#summary-of-shared-data
I am not sure if it covers everything, so feedback is more than welcome. @mkasimd maybe you can take a look?
Note that I have also enabled BIMI, Gravatars, Libravatars and favicons for the Play store version again.
The short term goal is to release a Play store test version (and associated GitHub version) and to get the update approved. I will think about the next steps after this has been accomplished. Given the huge number of supportive messages I received (much appreciated!) the project will be continued in some form in any case.50Version 1.1900 is available on GitHub now and in the Play store test program after Google's approval (which is the main goal of this release).
Changelog/download:
https://github.com/M66B/FairEmail/releases
My girlfriend is slowly recovering too
48It is time for a new, modern, open source, privacy friendly email client for Android.
I have just released a first alpha version for feedback on the design and features.
Not for production use yet!
Most of the stuff basically works, but be prepared for crashes and error notifications.
Safe email is a working name, but it is for several reasons not a convenient name, so suggestions for a name are welcome.37I have just released alpha version 0.15
Changelog/download:
https://github.com/M66B/open-source-email/releases
With a bit of luck the next version can be a beta version.
I am putting a lot of effort into this project, so thanks are appreciated.
