[APP][5.0+] FairEmail - Fully featured, open source, privacy oriented email app

[M66B]

No, it works when composing a new message too. Plus, you can always select the text, press the 3dots menu on the right side and insert a template, replacing the previous test.

Inserting this way will work indeed because there is context.

 

[fraschi51]

That's correct, placeholders are for templates.

I used a template so far also by longpress for composing. Thanks to the hint of @mkasimd I do it differently now.

 

[M66B]

I used a template so far also by longpress for composing. Thanks to the hint of @mkasimd I do it differently now.

You can also reply with a template.

Note that you can make one or more templates favorite, which will show them directly in the answer popup menu.

 

[fraschi51]

You can also reply with a template.

Note that you can make one or more templates favorite, which will show them directly in the answer popup menu.

Yes, I know, but that doesn't use so much here in my case, because I usually use templates here not for replying, but for composing, e.g. for my numerous birthday greeting emails.

 

[Gardrop Fuat]

Thanks

 

[M66B]

I like to hear suggestions for a new release name:

List of dinosaur genera - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

 

[M66B]

Version 1.1811b is available for XDA members now.

Download:

https://bitbucket.org/M66B/fairemail-test/downloads/FairEmail-v1.1811b-github-release.apk

There are a number of small improvements and minor bug fixes. I guess the most notable change is using buttons for the folder favorites in the folder selection dialog. I like to receive feedback on this change. It is an improvement or isn't it?

All changes:

https://github.com/M66B/FairEmail/compare/1.1811...1.1811b?w=1

 

[M66B]

Version 1.1811c is available for XDA members now.

Download:
https://bitbucket.org/M66B/fairemail-test/downloads/FairEmail-v1.1811c-github-release.apk

There are mini buttons for the last texts for which was searched too now.

All changes:
https://github.com/M66B/FairEmail/compare/1.1811b...1.1811c?w=1

 

[heinhuiz]

I like to hear suggestions for a new release name:

List of dinosaur genera - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

Did you use the Therizinosaurs yet? It's a group, not a single species, but it might mark the move from a heavily developing app to a merely maintained one nicely.

"This group of dinosaurs evolved from swift predators into lazy herbivores."

 

[M66B]

Did you use the Therizinosaurs yet? It's a group, not a single species, but it might mark the move from a heavily developing app to a merely maintained one nicely.

"This group of dinosaurs evolved from swift predators into lazy herbivores."

The next letter is an "E", but I will keep this weird dino in mind for when we get to "T" !

 

[heinhuiz]

The next letter is an "E", but I will keep this weird dino in mind for when we get to "T" !

Didn't even notice you followed the alphabet. I hope we're not extinct by then.

 

[M66B]

Didn't even notice you followed the alphabet. I hope we're not extinct by then.

I don't think we will be extinct next year or so, unless unexpected things happen, but in that case it obviously want matter anymore.

 

[Mercified_rahul]

I don't think we will be extinct next year or so, unless unexpected things happen, but in that case it obviously want matter anymore.

And if that happens, I would like to thank you for your support. Much love everyone

... What if it really happened?

 

[O_DoC]

I like to hear suggestions for a new release name:

List of dinosaur genera - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

Hi,

I like those 2, but can't picked one between :

*Euskelosaurus*

Euskelosaurus ("good leg lizard") (...). Fossils have only been recovered from the lower Elliot Formation in South Africa and Lesotho,[1] and in one locality in Zimbabwe.

Its bones are robust and it had a graviportal limb arrangement, a key character trait of basal sauropodomorphs.

*Elopteryx*

(...) found near Sînpetru, in what is now the Romanian region of Transylvania, some bone fragments of a small theropod.

The genus name Elopteryx is from Ancient Greek helos (ἕλος), "marsh" + pteryx (πτέρυξ), "wing".

Edit
This one is really interesting,
Name 'catching'
Description with many level underlying...
but not sure everyone will be cool with the 'pun' and 'seriousness' of the description
*Epidexipteryx*

 

[M66B]

Version 1.1812 Epidexipteryx is available on GitHub now.

Changelog/download:
https://github.com/M66B/FairEmail/releases

 

[M66B]

Since downloading attachments on demand doesn't appear to work anymore due to a recent change, version 1.1812 isn't available for downloading anymore. I will fix this soon.

 

[M66B]

Version 1.1813 Epidexipteryx is available on GitHub now.

Changelog/download:
https://github.com/M66B/FairEmail/releases

Downloading attachments on demand (by tapping on it) will work again.

 

[M66B]

Version 1.1814 is available on Bitbucket now. which means that there won't be an 'update' notification.

Since the protocol to set messages as seen (read), flagged (starred) and deleted (permanent deletion) has been changed, this is a somewhat EXPERIMENTAL RELEASE. If email is very important to you, please skip this version. Of course everything was tested, but there might be unforeseen side effects.

Download:
https://bitbucket.org/M66B/fairemail-test/downloads/FairEmail-v1.1814a-github-release.apk

Changelog:
https://github.com/M66B/FairEmail/blob/master/CHANGELOG.md

All changes:
https://github.com/M66B/FairEmail/compare/1.1813...1.1814?w=1

Support for the Sensitivity header was added, and the value (personal, private, confidential) will be displayed in the message header (see the legend) and can be set via the send dialog (long press the send button if needed).

 

[O_DoC]

Support for the Sensitivity header was added, and the value (personal, private, confidential) will be displayed in the message header (see the legend) and can be set via the send dialog (long press the send button if needed).

Hi everyone,

Maybe off topic, but about the sensitivity header and the RFC.
I tried to read the document but not sure about the outcome :
- is there a hierarchical relationship between the 3 values ?
or it's ''just'' a tag ?
- how do the server handle (if it supported) any message with that header set ? From a user perspective.
Do the a user could or not be able to do an action according to it ?

Thanks

 

[M66B]

Hi everyone,

Maybe off topic, but about the sensitivity header and the RFC.
I tried to read the document but not sure about the outcome :
- is there a hierarchical relationship between the 3 values ?
or it's ''just'' a tag ?
- how do the server handle (if it supported) any message with that header set ? From a user perspective.
Do the a user could or not be able to do an action according to it ?

Thanks

It are 'tags', used by some companies.

For now, FairEmail does nothing with the headers, except add them when sending a message and show them for received messages.

As I see it (I might be wrong):

• personal: only for you
• private: for you and close persons
• confidential: within an company/organization/department

Sensitive messages *should* not be (automatically) forwarded, but I don't think it is a good idea to enforce this in the app.

This is the best article I could find about this subject:

Mark your email as Normal, Personal, Private, or Confidential

Add a sensitivity indication for email messages to help clarify the way the information in the email should be treated.

support.microsoft.com