How about this:
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Version 1.1469 is available on GitHub now.
Changelog/download:
https://github.com/M66B/FairEmail/releases
This version has a redesigned setup screen I like to receive feedback about. The texts are not made translatable yet because it might not be finished yet.
A nice addition IMHO is a dark original message view, which is possible now because newer Android System WebView versions support this (you'll need version 76 or later).
Changelog/download:
https://github.com/M66B/FairEmail/releases
This version has a redesigned setup screen I like to receive feedback about. The texts are not made translatable yet because it might not be finished yet.
A nice addition IMHO is a dark original message view, which is possible now because newer Android System WebView versions support this (you'll need version 76 or later).
I love the new setup screen - reduction from five items to three! Also the dark original view and the delete button in the search dialog are enrichments.
Two comments about the setup screen:
1. in the manual setup, the German translations of the explanations overlap a bit in the middle (see screenshot - don't get irritated, the yellow sidebar on the right edge comes from Everywhere Launcher).
If you could solve it for the German by moving it slightly outwards, other translations might be even longer, so you might have to limit these fields in the middle, right? If necessary, longer translation texts will be wrapped on two lines.
2) If you have opened the manual setup in order to fine-tune accounts or identities, shouldn't the manual setup still be opened when you are done with the settings and come back via the back button, so that you can continue directly with the settings for the other point?
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I must be missing something. How does one select the dark original message view?
Here it comes automatically - I don't know why ... ;-)
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I guess you have to use a theme which is able the follow the system theme ...
The new dark view is wonderful btw and even though I don't have to use the setup function anymore I was checking out the new setup screen and found it very useful and clear!
The new dark view is wonderful btw and even though I don't have to use the setup function anymore I was checking out the new setup screen and found it very useful and clear!
Does not matter the theme for me. No dark original message view. Perhaps what I think is the original message view really isn't.
That's what I thought at first, but a little test quickly showed that it wasn't because of that.
@M66B
If you are looking to clean up the Main menu section, why don't you hide the "Done" blocks (i.e. grant permissions an battery optimization) when effectively done with them?
You could add a downward arrow to unhide them or add an option in the Miscellaneous section to revert those settings, which people will rarely do.
If you are looking to clean up the Main menu section, why don't you hide the "Done" blocks (i.e. grant permissions an battery optimization) when effectively done with them?
You could add a downward arrow to unhide them or add an option in the Miscellaneous section to revert those settings, which people will rarely do.
Marcel, you could also move the two items to the 'Manual setup and other options' section after they are done - then only the one item would remain.
The idea in itself is good, but for support I need to have a consistent layout. Imagine if I ask somebody to check if battery optimizations are disabled, the answer could be "I can't find it", etc.
Yes, that's right, you would have to add that in case of doubt he has to open the section with the manual setup - just like you always add it with the longpress on support in the main menu ... ;-)
That is why I suggested to have them hidden behind an unfolding arrow
But this is exactly the case with the section 'Manual setup and other options'.
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