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[TheRealArtfulDodger]

I have used T'Bird for many years but it doesn't work in Android!

Has anyone had any problems using different email clients on different operating systems?

[Carlusha]

@TheRealArtfulDodger  Shouldn't be too long! You can test it though.

Thunderbird for Android Is Delayed, but You Can Test It Now 

[licquorice]

Blue Mail

[walace58]

Does thunderbird work with ios?

[gg30340]

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@TheRealArtfulDodger wrote:

I have used T'Bird for many years but it doesn't work in Android!

Has anyone had any problems using different email clients on different operating systems?

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I use BlueMail on Android, Thunderbird on Windows and Mail on iPad & iPhone without any issues They are all using IMAP and all synch with webmail and each other with out any problems.

The only time I access webmail is to check out problems to assist users on this forum.

[TheRealArtfulDodger]

I don't believe T'Bird works with ios.

Sparky

[gg30340]

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@walace58 wrote:
Does thunderbird work with ios?

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There is no Thunderbird app for Apple devices.

If you do an Internet search for "email apps for iPhone" you will get a selection to chose from.

[TheRealArtfulDodger]

"Shouldn't be too long! You can test it though."

My first and most important question is "will the Android version on first opening, attempt to delete the messages from BT" - I only do that in Windows because I want to have the capability to save the messages - If I can control the deletion of messages (i.e. if that's not part of the bugs), then I will use it. But, if I run the chance of losing messages, I'll have to wait until it's distributed!

Sparky

[TheRealArtfulDodger]

One thing a client won't solve, which is my main reason for using web mail, is you cannot see files in the spam folder with a client.

Sparky

[gg30340]

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@TheRealArtfulDodger wrote:

One thing a client won't solve, which is my main reason for using web mail, is you cannot see files in the spam folder with a client.

Sparky

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Yes you can. If you set it up as an IMAP account it will replicate all the folders, including spam folder and its contents that are on your webmail.