The crashes should be visible in android's log (logcat). For data leak prevention, this log is automatically deleted if the app is closed or crashes. If there are any errors in the application, you should be able to see those in the internal application Event Log. Support for the extensions 'TOP', 'SASL', and 'UIDL'. In general - a network connection that does not implement (small) download quotas.įor a POP (Post Office Protocol 3) mail server:

In order to send messages with attachments. In order to save messages, or attachments, to the device. Users can disable this setting from inside the application.

Downloading/Uploading messages.ĭevice can be made to vibrate, if new messages have arrived. InboxPager uses android permissions on the local device for the following reasons:Ĭommunication with user defined message servers. Verify hostnames (if self-signed certificates aren't available). Notify with device vibration of new messages (per user choice). Notify with sound of new messages (per user choice). FeaturesĪnimate a smooth transition between visual contexts.Īutomatically convert texts from their declared character encoding to UTF-8.ĭownload your full email messages (with attachments inside).ĭisplay server certificates used in the last connection. Also, unless the full email message is already inside the internal database, downloading attachments will require access to the internet. In order to save emails, the full message must first be downloaded into the internal database. Keeping full messages can consume your device's internal memory very quickly. If you wish to change this policy, you can do this in the settings for an individual account. It just downloads the main textual contents of the message. If you wish to have a specific account refresh only when you want it to, untick the 'Allow in all-accounts-refresh' in that account's settings.īy default InboxPager DOES NOT KEEP 'FULL MESSAGE' copies of emails.

Optionally, if you'd like to receive a sound or vibration notification, tick those settings. If you don't know what your email account's server parameters are, use the automatic tools provided to find out, or enter and test your own configuration. There you have to enter your account's credentials and server parameters. You can set up an account in InboxPager by going to 'Settings' > 'Add Account'. If your account's server does not support this feature, this app won't work. Some email servers may have this feature already turned on (NOT GMAIL!, see below). In order to use this application, you have to enable SSL/TLS application-email-checking through your email account's web interface. You can download InboxPager from the free and open-source F-Droid app store. Supports IMAP, POP, and SMTP protocols through SSL/TLS. An E-mail client for the Android (java) platform.

Inbox app for android