Best laid plans for after 1.6.0

[Kostya Vasilyev]

Sure, thank you for feedback.

I will put everything at the *beginning* of the list.

And then I can run around hitting walls with my head, my arms flailing, and screaming loudly -- "where is my development team, are they on vacation or drunk or something? where are all these people??"

[StR]

"where is my development team, are they on vacation or drunk or something? where are all these people??"

You should tell them: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=75SEy1qu71I
 

[Kostya Vasilyev]

Re: You should tell them

I would. Trouble is, I can't find them!

[aquatix]

I've got just the one wish at the moment: I would like to be able to add email addresses to a "show their plaintext emails in monospace" list. This would help quite a bit with for example cron mails on my servers.

Thanks for this awesome app, my family has been using it for many years

[mediatechpro]

Android mail competition would have to double their functionality and quadruple their customer service response to even reach the halfway point of Aquamail. I'll let others do the needed math. But, what I do not understand is why the competition has not just rolled over and surrendered.

Aquamail is my most used app!

[jb82]

Yes, the popular mail apps are mostly cloud based (with the notable exception of Boxer, and Google's own Gmail app itself for non-Gmail accounts) and it works well for them.

...
First, Google made life very difficult for non-cloud based apps in Android 6, and it's only a matter of time before everyone runs that version (at least, or some Android 9). Same as now there are very few devices in use running < 4.0.3.

Second, most people don't seem to mind, or are even aware.

Well, I didn't know about that, as I use android kitkat without google account - and never will use one nor any cloud based data apps (email, word, excel, whatever) for data security reason. this is why I never have an account of google, facebook or similar on my devices.

therefore, I am one of those who will continue using your great app 
(especially but not only when it got s/mime support )

edit
btw, what does

...in Google Play, at 5%

mean?

[Kostya Vasilyev]

Re: in Google Play, at 5%

Means the update is visible from 5% of all devices, randomly picked by Google.

Let's me see if there are any issues and fix them before enabling the update for everyone.

Next planned step is to go to 10% mid-week.

[jb82]

thanks for explanation