Version 6.400 will start gradually rolling out today. Then discuss the future of Thunderbird on Android on our public mailing list. Track our progress and see what other features are in development by clicking here. In addition to our Thunderbird Supernova roadmap, we’ve recently added a roadmap for Android Thunderbird. Track Our Progress On The Thunderbird Android Roadmap We also recently added integral OAuth 2.0 support for major email account providers like Google, Yahoo Mail, AOL Mail, Hotmail, and Microsoft (Office 365 and personal accounts). K-9 Mail 6.400 introduces swipe actions, such as moving between your messages. When you’re reading a message, simply swipe left to navigate to the next message in your list, or swipe right to back up to the previous message. Swipe interactions extend to the full message view. To configure your own preferences, open the app menu (the 3 vertical lines on the top left of the app), and then: Settings ➡ General Settings ➡ Interaction ➡ Swipe Actions. You can customize both right and left swipe actions with the following options: But you’re obviously not limited to just those actions. (Shown here in Dark Mode)Īs you can see above, an intuitive swipe to the left or right can quickly delete or archive a message. K-9 Mail 6.400 introduces swipe actions, such as Archiving and Deleting. Dedicated to pursuing a modernized interface, the new version introduces customizable swipe actions.
Version 6.400 of K-9 Mail for Android begins rolling out today on F-Droid and Google’s Play Store. K-9 Mail 6.400 Adds Customizable Swipe Features Today, though, let’s talk about the newly released version 6.400. Later this week, we’ll share a preview of K-9 Mail’s beautiful Message View redesign. The path to bringing you a great email experience on Android devices begins with K-9 Mail, which joined the Thunderbird product family earlier this summer.Īs we work towards a modern redesign of desktop Thunderbird, we’re also working towards improving K-9 Mail as it begins its transition to Thunderbird mobile in Summer 2023.
In what feels like the blink of an eye, four months have passed since announcing our plans for bringing Thunderbird to Android.
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