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The new #ProtonMail #Android app is now available for everyone! 💬 Easily follow email threads with the new conversation mode Download the app here: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ch.protonmail.android This provides a solid foundation for delivering new features faster in the future. 27 comments
 @protonprivacy any chances of hosting it via F-Droid as well? You already have Pass and VPN there, wouldn't mind Mail and Drive too :)  @thorcik @protonprivacy its available on Protons github https://github.com/ProtonMail/android-mail/releases  @shadowwwind Yes, about 2 weeks ago: https://floss.social/@IzzyOnDroid/112446768447373585 @thorcik AFAIK they can't because it has a dependency on Google services for notifications. You can download it manually from https://protonapps.com/ if you prefer  And the source code too, thanks a bunch! Is there a reason why issues are disabled on the repo? While we're on the topic, could you re-enable issues on the old repo for posterity's sake? The repo is archived anyways, so there won't be any further activity as issues automatically become read-only. @piouzi - I think it's on by default (while some will undoubtedly complain about) .. I can see conversations laid out in the same way as with the web app. @protonprivacy There is still no option to archive an email when viewing the email. I can do that on the iOS app and on the web, but not on the Android app. @protonprivacy I agree. The only way to do this is move, archive, save. We need the ability to customize that panel. @AutisticallyDriven @protonprivacy Fortunately, Android lets me create a shortcut to the ProtonMail site, and I can use it like an app, but not everybody knows how or wants to do that, so I’d love to see this functionality return to the Android app. @protonprivacy Or even just having your own F-droid repro (in which case you're not bound to the F-droid rules, but at least users could download and keep track of updates without using the Google Play Store) 😕. That's bothering me much more than the app itself ever did. Counts for all your apps really (beside the ones already on F-droid ofc)... @protonprivacy looks good and I’m glad the app is getting so much better on both iOS and Android. These Android folks clamoring for more “private” store options are giving me a good laugh though. You all know what you signed up for. @protonprivacy Can one search content of emails yet, in the app? I have thousands and thousands of emails in my inbox and I can’t get by without content search, so it is what holds me back from switching. |
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@protonprivacy@mastodon.social having it on F-Droid would be nice