

- #Pop3 or imap proton email apk#
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(Disclaimer: I didn't buy it on Google Play)
#Pop3 or imap proton email apk#
Alternatively, the pro key APK can be easily found on the internet, rendering the pro version practically free and gratis and it's fully functional. But I have previously seen it sold at US$4.99 during black Friday of 2018. The free version is somewhat limited, with only 2 mail accounts and a few ads, and the Pro key sells at US$9.99, which could be a bit expensive. Supports POP and IMAP Offers up to100 email aliases Supports 2FA E2E encryption. Two potential downsides that I'd like to note: Unlike other secure email providers like ProtonMail or Tutanota. I set it to 15 minutes (and add the app to Battery Optimization whitelist in my phone Settings) so I can stay up to date with my mails.Ĭolors! I have different colors for different accounts, so with a glance I can immediately know which account the mail is in. Their Smart Folder, also customizable, provides a mixed view from all my accounts at once, so I can quickly find out what I have missed. They claim that this app is highly customizable, and their claim is mostly true. With my previous in MobiSystems' OfficeSuite, I decided to give their mail app a try, and found it satisfactory. I used to stick to my phone's built-in app and found its email provider support, as well as syncing functionalities sucks, so I looked for another mail app.
#Pop3 or imap proton email android#
I am currently using Aqua Mail on my Android phones. I'm tired of switching apps just for checking mails. There are even worse apps which simply list down all email providers and that's it.Ī single place on my phone for all my emails
#Pop3 or imap proton email Offline#
Most of them are simply webapps that often crashes, forgets my credentials for some providers and do not support offline biewing of mails.

There are some garbage apps on playstore which claims to support all email providers yet none of them actually.I've to access my mails via browser in those cases. Some encrypted mail services like tutanota don't even have their own client.However they have their own encrypted clients which support no email accounts except for theirs. For some encrypted mail services like protonmail, IMAP/POP3 ain't supported on the name of security and encryption.Email providers that support simple IMAP/POP3 like gmail, outlook, yahoo are easily accessible via any email client so I currently use BlueMail app for them which is reliable, feature-rich and supports multiple accounts.However cannot find any email apps that can handle all of them.
