It’s impossible to eliminate the reading pane and view my emails as a list. I found this app adequate for consolidating Yahoo! and Gmail inboxes on my iPhone. Just fix this stupid app so I can use it again. The app is I SUPPOSE a fraction better then the iOS 15 beta but gosh, it’s just impossible to use. It just stays how I left it the last time, on a frozen screen with a button that has been pressed but isn’t working. When I double tap the home button and swipe the app away, it doesn’t refresh when I open it again. Half the time I press the screen while using the app it doesn’t even register. The date at the bottom of the app that says “Last Updated” often says dates that were weeks or even months ago when I have new mail from today. The “Read” system is also completely not working.
Every time I try to move mail to another folder it disappears briefly, but then isn’t in the folder I moved it into, and then it just reappears in its original folder and says I haven’t read it. Every email takes about 15 seconds to appear once I tap on it. Now, after iOS 15.1 supposedly “fixed mail crashes” (it was crashing), the app is now slightly usable but still EXTREMELY buggy, unreliable, and STILL crashes. I need to use my mail and this was super frustrating and inconvenient. iOS 15 brought lots of bugs and defects to the mail app for iPhone. Use Mail Privacy Protection to hide your IP address so senders can’t link it to your other online activity or determine your location, and prevent senders from seeing if you’ve opened their email.Use Mail Drop to send large attachments from any account through iCloud.Use Markup to add drawings, comments, or a signature to photos and documents.Format font style, size, and color strikethrough and alignment numbered and bulleted lists and indent and outdent with new desktop-class formatting tools.Add images, scan documents, create sketches, attach files and access text formatting tools from the handy Format Bar.Triage email messages using swipe gestures that help you quickly archive, delete, flag, or mark messages as read or unread.
Top Hits make it easy to find what you’re looking for. Find messages by sender, recipient, or subject.View all of your accounts in a single inbox, choose a specific mailbox, or filter to see just Unread or Flagged messages.Access email from iCloud, Gmail, Exchange, Yahoo, and Outlook as well as many other email providers - all in one place.Catch up on email with more peace of mind with the new Mail Privacy Protection, which prevents email senders from learning information about your Mail activity. Add images, scan documents, create sketches and attach files using the handy Format Bar. Create professional-looking email messages on the go with desktop-class text formatting tools. Select a zoom percentage or enter a custom percent.Access, view and manage mail from all your email accounts in one place. Place the cursor in the body of the email message you're composing. The font returns to its default size once you send the message. This is a temporary setting that's only used during the compose phase. You can make your text larger or smaller when composing an email message. Repeat steps 2 through 5 for each composition style you want to edit.Ĭhange the text size when composing an email On the Advanced tab, adjust default character spacing and typography. On the Font tab, choose the default Font, Font style, Size, Color & Underline, and Effects. For example, click Font next to New mail to select a default font for new messages, or next to Reply or forward to set a font for outgoing messages. In the Default fonts for composing messages section click the Font button next to the composition style you want to edit. To change the default font for incoming and outgoing messages: The default font and font sizes that you select will not affect the formatting of these incoming messages. Note: Incoming HTML messages often have font styles and font sizes applied to the text.
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