<stringname="title_pro_feature">Dit is in pro-funksje</string>
<stringname="title_pro_list">List fan pro-funksjes</string>
<stringname="title_pro_purchase">Keapje</string>
<stringname="title_pro_purchase">Keapje</string>
<stringname="title_pro_once">Allinne ien kear</string>
<stringname="title_pro_once">Allinne ien kear</string>
<stringname="title_pro_hint">Mei pro-funksjes keapje kinne jo alle aktuele en takomstige pro-funksjes brûke, sil dizze app ûnderhâlde en stipe wurde.</string>
<stringname="title_pro_price">Wêrom binne de pro-funksjes sa djoer?</string>
<stringname="title_pro_restore">Hoe kin ik in oankeap werstelle?</string>
<stringname="title_pro_pending">Oankeap yn behanneling</string>
<stringname="title_pro_pending">Oankeap yn behanneling</string>
<stringname="title_pro_activated">Alle pro-funksjes binne aktivearre</string>
<stringname="app_welcome">FairEmail е-мејл апликација отвореног кода са фокусом на приватност и безбедност. Могуће је да ће из ових разлога неке функционалности бити другачије него што сте навикли.</string>
<stringname="app_welcome">FairEmail е-мејл апликација отвореног кода са фокусом на приватност и безбедност. Могуће је да ће из ових разлога неке функционалности бити другачије него што сте навикли.</string>
<stringname="app_limitations">Нпр. поруке ће увек бити форматиране тако да се уклоне небезбедни елементи и да се побољша читљивост, а отварање веза мора да се, ради безбедности, потврди.</string>
<stringname="app_limitations">Нпр. поруке ће увек бити форматиране тако да се уклоне небезбедни елементи и да се побољша читљивост, а отварање веза мора да се, ради безбедности, потврди.</string>
<stringname="app_crash">FairEmail није подржан на овом уређају пошто Андроид грешке изазивају рушења апликације</string>
<stringname="app_crash">FairEmail није подржан на овом уређају пошто Андроид грешке изазивају рушења апликације</string>
@ -1184,7 +1184,7 @@ Most of the battery usage, not considering viewing messages, is due to synchroni
If you have at least once a day internet connectivity, it is sufficient to synchronize messages just for one day.
If you have at least once a day internet connectivity, it is sufficient to synchronize messages just for one day.
Note that you can set the number of days to *keep* messages for to a higher number than to *synchronize* messages for. You could for example initially synchronize messages for a large number of days and after this has been completed reduce the number of days to synchronize messages for, but leave the number of days to keep messages for.
Note that you can set the number of days to *keep* messages for to a higher number than to *synchronize* messages for. You could for example initially synchronize messages for a large number of days and after this has been completed reduce the number of days to synchronize messages for, but leave the number of days to keep messages for. After decreasing the number of days to keep messages for, you might want to run the cleanup in the miscellaneous settings to remove old files.
In the receive settings you can enable to always synchronize starred messages, which will allow you to keep older messages around while synchronizing messages for a limited number of days.
In the receive settings you can enable to always synchronize starred messages, which will allow you to keep older messages around while synchronizing messages for a limited number of days.
@ -1880,6 +1880,8 @@ If the account authorization has expired, you will have to select the account ag
<aname="faq88"></a>
<aname="faq88"></a>
**(88) How can I use a Yahoo, AOL or Sky account?**
**(88) How can I use a Yahoo, AOL or Sky account?**
The preferred way to set up a Yahoo account is by using the quick setup wizard, which will use OAuth instead of a password and is therefore safer (and easier as well).
To authorize a Yahoo, AOL, or Sky account you will need to create an app password. For instructions, please see here:
To authorize a Yahoo, AOL, or Sky account you will need to create an app password. For instructions, please see here:
@ -1912,7 +1914,9 @@ By default FairEmail sends each message both as plain text and as HTML formatted
FairEmail will automatically link not linked web links (http and https) and not linked email addresses (mailto) for your convenience. However, texts and links are not easily distinguished, especially not with lots of [top level domains](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_top-level_domains) being words. This is why texts with dots are sometimes incorrectly recognized as links, which is better than not recognizing some links.
FairEmail will automatically link not linked web links (http and https) and not linked email addresses (mailto) for your convenience. However, texts and links are not easily distinguished, especially not with lots of [top level domains](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_top-level_domains) being words. This is why texts with dots are sometimes incorrectly recognized as links, which is better than not recognizing some links.
Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but links for less usual or less safe protocols like telnet and ftp will not be recognized.
Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but links for less usual or less safe protocols like telnet and ftp will not be recognized. The regex to recognize links is already *very* complex and adding more protocols will make it only slower and possibly cause errors.
<br/>
<aname="faq91"></a>
<aname="faq91"></a>
**~~(91) Can you add periodical synchronization to save battery power?~~**
**~~(91) Can you add periodical synchronization to save battery power?~~**
@ -1921,7 +1925,6 @@ Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but link
~~See [this FAQ](#user-content-faq39) about optimizing battery usage.~~
~~See [this FAQ](#user-content-faq39) about optimizing battery usage.~~
@ -1184,7 +1184,7 @@ Most of the battery usage, not considering viewing messages, is due to synchroni
If you have at least once a day internet connectivity, it is sufficient to synchronize messages just for one day.
If you have at least once a day internet connectivity, it is sufficient to synchronize messages just for one day.
Note that you can set the number of days to *keep* messages for to a higher number than to *synchronize* messages for. You could for example initially synchronize messages for a large number of days and after this has been completed reduce the number of days to synchronize messages for, but leave the number of days to keep messages for.
Note that you can set the number of days to *keep* messages for to a higher number than to *synchronize* messages for. You could for example initially synchronize messages for a large number of days and after this has been completed reduce the number of days to synchronize messages for, but leave the number of days to keep messages for. After decreasing the number of days to keep messages for, you might want to run the cleanup in the miscellaneous settings to remove old files.
In the receive settings you can enable to always synchronize starred messages, which will allow you to keep older messages around while synchronizing messages for a limited number of days.
In the receive settings you can enable to always synchronize starred messages, which will allow you to keep older messages around while synchronizing messages for a limited number of days.
@ -1880,6 +1880,8 @@ If the account authorization has expired, you will have to select the account ag
<aname="faq88"></a>
<aname="faq88"></a>
**(88) How can I use a Yahoo, AOL or Sky account?**
**(88) How can I use a Yahoo, AOL or Sky account?**
The preferred way to set up a Yahoo account is by using the quick setup wizard, which will use OAuth instead of a password and is therefore safer (and easier as well).
To authorize a Yahoo, AOL, or Sky account you will need to create an app password. For instructions, please see here:
To authorize a Yahoo, AOL, or Sky account you will need to create an app password. For instructions, please see here:
@ -1912,7 +1914,9 @@ By default FairEmail sends each message both as plain text and as HTML formatted
FairEmail will automatically link not linked web links (http and https) and not linked email addresses (mailto) for your convenience. However, texts and links are not easily distinguished, especially not with lots of [top level domains](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_top-level_domains) being words. This is why texts with dots are sometimes incorrectly recognized as links, which is better than not recognizing some links.
FairEmail will automatically link not linked web links (http and https) and not linked email addresses (mailto) for your convenience. However, texts and links are not easily distinguished, especially not with lots of [top level domains](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_top-level_domains) being words. This is why texts with dots are sometimes incorrectly recognized as links, which is better than not recognizing some links.
Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but links for less usual or less safe protocols like telnet and ftp will not be recognized.
Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but links for less usual or less safe protocols like telnet and ftp will not be recognized. The regex to recognize links is already *very* complex and adding more protocols will make it only slower and possibly cause errors.
<br/>
<aname="faq91"></a>
<aname="faq91"></a>
**~~(91) Can you add periodical synchronization to save battery power?~~**
**~~(91) Can you add periodical synchronization to save battery power?~~**
@ -1921,7 +1925,6 @@ Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but link
~~See [this FAQ](#user-content-faq39) about optimizing battery usage.~~
~~See [this FAQ](#user-content-faq39) about optimizing battery usage.~~
@ -1184,7 +1184,7 @@ Most of the battery usage, not considering viewing messages, is due to synchroni
If you have at least once a day internet connectivity, it is sufficient to synchronize messages just for one day.
If you have at least once a day internet connectivity, it is sufficient to synchronize messages just for one day.
Note that you can set the number of days to *keep* messages for to a higher number than to *synchronize* messages for. You could for example initially synchronize messages for a large number of days and after this has been completed reduce the number of days to synchronize messages for, but leave the number of days to keep messages for.
Note that you can set the number of days to *keep* messages for to a higher number than to *synchronize* messages for. You could for example initially synchronize messages for a large number of days and after this has been completed reduce the number of days to synchronize messages for, but leave the number of days to keep messages for. After decreasing the number of days to keep messages for, you might want to run the cleanup in the miscellaneous settings to remove old files.
In the receive settings you can enable to always synchronize starred messages, which will allow you to keep older messages around while synchronizing messages for a limited number of days.
In the receive settings you can enable to always synchronize starred messages, which will allow you to keep older messages around while synchronizing messages for a limited number of days.
@ -1880,6 +1880,8 @@ If the account authorization has expired, you will have to select the account ag
<aname="faq88"></a>
<aname="faq88"></a>
**(88) How can I use a Yahoo, AOL or Sky account?**
**(88) How can I use a Yahoo, AOL or Sky account?**
The preferred way to set up a Yahoo account is by using the quick setup wizard, which will use OAuth instead of a password and is therefore safer (and easier as well).
To authorize a Yahoo, AOL, or Sky account you will need to create an app password. For instructions, please see here:
To authorize a Yahoo, AOL, or Sky account you will need to create an app password. For instructions, please see here:
@ -1912,7 +1914,9 @@ By default FairEmail sends each message both as plain text and as HTML formatted
FairEmail will automatically link not linked web links (http and https) and not linked email addresses (mailto) for your convenience. However, texts and links are not easily distinguished, especially not with lots of [top level domains](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_top-level_domains) being words. This is why texts with dots are sometimes incorrectly recognized as links, which is better than not recognizing some links.
FairEmail will automatically link not linked web links (http and https) and not linked email addresses (mailto) for your convenience. However, texts and links are not easily distinguished, especially not with lots of [top level domains](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_top-level_domains) being words. This is why texts with dots are sometimes incorrectly recognized as links, which is better than not recognizing some links.
Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but links for less usual or less safe protocols like telnet and ftp will not be recognized.
Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but links for less usual or less safe protocols like telnet and ftp will not be recognized. The regex to recognize links is already *very* complex and adding more protocols will make it only slower and possibly cause errors.
<br/>
<aname="faq91"></a>
<aname="faq91"></a>
**~~(91) Can you add periodical synchronization to save battery power?~~**
**~~(91) Can you add periodical synchronization to save battery power?~~**
@ -1921,7 +1925,6 @@ Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but link
~~See [this FAQ](#user-content-faq39) about optimizing battery usage.~~
~~See [this FAQ](#user-content-faq39) about optimizing battery usage.~~
@ -1184,7 +1184,7 @@ Most of the battery usage, not considering viewing messages, is due to synchroni
If you have at least once a day internet connectivity, it is sufficient to synchronize messages just for one day.
If you have at least once a day internet connectivity, it is sufficient to synchronize messages just for one day.
Note that you can set the number of days to *keep* messages for to a higher number than to *synchronize* messages for. You could for example initially synchronize messages for a large number of days and after this has been completed reduce the number of days to synchronize messages for, but leave the number of days to keep messages for.
Note that you can set the number of days to *keep* messages for to a higher number than to *synchronize* messages for. You could for example initially synchronize messages for a large number of days and after this has been completed reduce the number of days to synchronize messages for, but leave the number of days to keep messages for. After decreasing the number of days to keep messages for, you might want to run the cleanup in the miscellaneous settings to remove old files.
In the receive settings you can enable to always synchronize starred messages, which will allow you to keep older messages around while synchronizing messages for a limited number of days.
In the receive settings you can enable to always synchronize starred messages, which will allow you to keep older messages around while synchronizing messages for a limited number of days.
@ -1880,6 +1880,8 @@ If the account authorization has expired, you will have to select the account ag
<aname="faq88"></a>
<aname="faq88"></a>
**(88) How can I use a Yahoo, AOL or Sky account?**
**(88) How can I use a Yahoo, AOL or Sky account?**
The preferred way to set up a Yahoo account is by using the quick setup wizard, which will use OAuth instead of a password and is therefore safer (and easier as well).
To authorize a Yahoo, AOL, or Sky account you will need to create an app password. For instructions, please see here:
To authorize a Yahoo, AOL, or Sky account you will need to create an app password. For instructions, please see here:
@ -1912,7 +1914,9 @@ By default FairEmail sends each message both as plain text and as HTML formatted
FairEmail will automatically link not linked web links (http and https) and not linked email addresses (mailto) for your convenience. However, texts and links are not easily distinguished, especially not with lots of [top level domains](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_top-level_domains) being words. This is why texts with dots are sometimes incorrectly recognized as links, which is better than not recognizing some links.
FairEmail will automatically link not linked web links (http and https) and not linked email addresses (mailto) for your convenience. However, texts and links are not easily distinguished, especially not with lots of [top level domains](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_top-level_domains) being words. This is why texts with dots are sometimes incorrectly recognized as links, which is better than not recognizing some links.
Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but links for less usual or less safe protocols like telnet and ftp will not be recognized.
Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but links for less usual or less safe protocols like telnet and ftp will not be recognized. The regex to recognize links is already *very* complex and adding more protocols will make it only slower and possibly cause errors.
<br/>
<aname="faq91"></a>
<aname="faq91"></a>
**~~(91) Can you add periodical synchronization to save battery power?~~**
**~~(91) Can you add periodical synchronization to save battery power?~~**
@ -1921,7 +1925,6 @@ Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but link
~~See [this FAQ](#user-content-faq39) about optimizing battery usage.~~
~~See [this FAQ](#user-content-faq39) about optimizing battery usage.~~
@ -1184,7 +1184,7 @@ Most of the battery usage, not considering viewing messages, is due to synchroni
If you have at least once a day internet connectivity, it is sufficient to synchronize messages just for one day.
If you have at least once a day internet connectivity, it is sufficient to synchronize messages just for one day.
Note that you can set the number of days to *keep* messages for to a higher number than to *synchronize* messages for. You could for example initially synchronize messages for a large number of days and after this has been completed reduce the number of days to synchronize messages for, but leave the number of days to keep messages for.
Note that you can set the number of days to *keep* messages for to a higher number than to *synchronize* messages for. You could for example initially synchronize messages for a large number of days and after this has been completed reduce the number of days to synchronize messages for, but leave the number of days to keep messages for. After decreasing the number of days to keep messages for, you might want to run the cleanup in the miscellaneous settings to remove old files.
In the receive settings you can enable to always synchronize starred messages, which will allow you to keep older messages around while synchronizing messages for a limited number of days.
In the receive settings you can enable to always synchronize starred messages, which will allow you to keep older messages around while synchronizing messages for a limited number of days.
@ -1880,6 +1880,8 @@ If the account authorization has expired, you will have to select the account ag
<aname="faq88"></a>
<aname="faq88"></a>
**(88) How can I use a Yahoo, AOL or Sky account?**
**(88) How can I use a Yahoo, AOL or Sky account?**
The preferred way to set up a Yahoo account is by using the quick setup wizard, which will use OAuth instead of a password and is therefore safer (and easier as well).
To authorize a Yahoo, AOL, or Sky account you will need to create an app password. For instructions, please see here:
To authorize a Yahoo, AOL, or Sky account you will need to create an app password. For instructions, please see here:
@ -1912,7 +1914,9 @@ By default FairEmail sends each message both as plain text and as HTML formatted
FairEmail will automatically link not linked web links (http and https) and not linked email addresses (mailto) for your convenience. However, texts and links are not easily distinguished, especially not with lots of [top level domains](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_top-level_domains) being words. This is why texts with dots are sometimes incorrectly recognized as links, which is better than not recognizing some links.
FairEmail will automatically link not linked web links (http and https) and not linked email addresses (mailto) for your convenience. However, texts and links are not easily distinguished, especially not with lots of [top level domains](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_top-level_domains) being words. This is why texts with dots are sometimes incorrectly recognized as links, which is better than not recognizing some links.
Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but links for less usual or less safe protocols like telnet and ftp will not be recognized.
Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but links for less usual or less safe protocols like telnet and ftp will not be recognized. The regex to recognize links is already *very* complex and adding more protocols will make it only slower and possibly cause errors.
<br/>
<aname="faq91"></a>
<aname="faq91"></a>
**~~(91) Can you add periodical synchronization to save battery power?~~**
**~~(91) Can you add periodical synchronization to save battery power?~~**
@ -1921,7 +1925,6 @@ Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but link
~~See [this FAQ](#user-content-faq39) about optimizing battery usage.~~
~~See [this FAQ](#user-content-faq39) about optimizing battery usage.~~
@ -1184,7 +1184,7 @@ Most of the battery usage, not considering viewing messages, is due to synchroni
If you have at least once a day internet connectivity, it is sufficient to synchronize messages just for one day.
If you have at least once a day internet connectivity, it is sufficient to synchronize messages just for one day.
Note that you can set the number of days to *keep* messages for to a higher number than to *synchronize* messages for. You could for example initially synchronize messages for a large number of days and after this has been completed reduce the number of days to synchronize messages for, but leave the number of days to keep messages for.
Note that you can set the number of days to *keep* messages for to a higher number than to *synchronize* messages for. You could for example initially synchronize messages for a large number of days and after this has been completed reduce the number of days to synchronize messages for, but leave the number of days to keep messages for. After decreasing the number of days to keep messages for, you might want to run the cleanup in the miscellaneous settings to remove old files.
In the receive settings you can enable to always synchronize starred messages, which will allow you to keep older messages around while synchronizing messages for a limited number of days.
In the receive settings you can enable to always synchronize starred messages, which will allow you to keep older messages around while synchronizing messages for a limited number of days.
@ -1880,6 +1880,8 @@ If the account authorization has expired, you will have to select the account ag
<aname="faq88"></a>
<aname="faq88"></a>
**(88) How can I use a Yahoo, AOL or Sky account?**
**(88) How can I use a Yahoo, AOL or Sky account?**
The preferred way to set up a Yahoo account is by using the quick setup wizard, which will use OAuth instead of a password and is therefore safer (and easier as well).
To authorize a Yahoo, AOL, or Sky account you will need to create an app password. For instructions, please see here:
To authorize a Yahoo, AOL, or Sky account you will need to create an app password. For instructions, please see here:
@ -1912,7 +1914,9 @@ By default FairEmail sends each message both as plain text and as HTML formatted
FairEmail will automatically link not linked web links (http and https) and not linked email addresses (mailto) for your convenience. However, texts and links are not easily distinguished, especially not with lots of [top level domains](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_top-level_domains) being words. This is why texts with dots are sometimes incorrectly recognized as links, which is better than not recognizing some links.
FairEmail will automatically link not linked web links (http and https) and not linked email addresses (mailto) for your convenience. However, texts and links are not easily distinguished, especially not with lots of [top level domains](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_top-level_domains) being words. This is why texts with dots are sometimes incorrectly recognized as links, which is better than not recognizing some links.
Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but links for less usual or less safe protocols like telnet and ftp will not be recognized.
Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but links for less usual or less safe protocols like telnet and ftp will not be recognized. The regex to recognize links is already *very* complex and adding more protocols will make it only slower and possibly cause errors.
<br/>
<aname="faq91"></a>
<aname="faq91"></a>
**~~(91) Can you add periodical synchronization to save battery power?~~**
**~~(91) Can you add periodical synchronization to save battery power?~~**
@ -1921,7 +1925,6 @@ Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but link
~~See [this FAQ](#user-content-faq39) about optimizing battery usage.~~
~~See [this FAQ](#user-content-faq39) about optimizing battery usage.~~
@ -1184,7 +1184,7 @@ Most of the battery usage, not considering viewing messages, is due to synchroni
If you have at least once a day internet connectivity, it is sufficient to synchronize messages just for one day.
If you have at least once a day internet connectivity, it is sufficient to synchronize messages just for one day.
Note that you can set the number of days to *keep* messages for to a higher number than to *synchronize* messages for. You could for example initially synchronize messages for a large number of days and after this has been completed reduce the number of days to synchronize messages for, but leave the number of days to keep messages for.
Note that you can set the number of days to *keep* messages for to a higher number than to *synchronize* messages for. You could for example initially synchronize messages for a large number of days and after this has been completed reduce the number of days to synchronize messages for, but leave the number of days to keep messages for. After decreasing the number of days to keep messages for, you might want to run the cleanup in the miscellaneous settings to remove old files.
In the receive settings you can enable to always synchronize starred messages, which will allow you to keep older messages around while synchronizing messages for a limited number of days.
In the receive settings you can enable to always synchronize starred messages, which will allow you to keep older messages around while synchronizing messages for a limited number of days.
@ -1880,6 +1880,8 @@ If the account authorization has expired, you will have to select the account ag
<aname="faq88"></a>
<aname="faq88"></a>
**(88) How can I use a Yahoo, AOL or Sky account?**
**(88) How can I use a Yahoo, AOL or Sky account?**
The preferred way to set up a Yahoo account is by using the quick setup wizard, which will use OAuth instead of a password and is therefore safer (and easier as well).
To authorize a Yahoo, AOL, or Sky account you will need to create an app password. For instructions, please see here:
To authorize a Yahoo, AOL, or Sky account you will need to create an app password. For instructions, please see here:
@ -1912,7 +1914,9 @@ By default FairEmail sends each message both as plain text and as HTML formatted
FairEmail will automatically link not linked web links (http and https) and not linked email addresses (mailto) for your convenience. However, texts and links are not easily distinguished, especially not with lots of [top level domains](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_top-level_domains) being words. This is why texts with dots are sometimes incorrectly recognized as links, which is better than not recognizing some links.
FairEmail will automatically link not linked web links (http and https) and not linked email addresses (mailto) for your convenience. However, texts and links are not easily distinguished, especially not with lots of [top level domains](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_top-level_domains) being words. This is why texts with dots are sometimes incorrectly recognized as links, which is better than not recognizing some links.
Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but links for less usual or less safe protocols like telnet and ftp will not be recognized.
Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but links for less usual or less safe protocols like telnet and ftp will not be recognized. The regex to recognize links is already *very* complex and adding more protocols will make it only slower and possibly cause errors.
<br/>
<aname="faq91"></a>
<aname="faq91"></a>
**~~(91) Can you add periodical synchronization to save battery power?~~**
**~~(91) Can you add periodical synchronization to save battery power?~~**
@ -1921,7 +1925,6 @@ Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but link
~~See [this FAQ](#user-content-faq39) about optimizing battery usage.~~
~~See [this FAQ](#user-content-faq39) about optimizing battery usage.~~
@ -1184,7 +1184,7 @@ Most of the battery usage, not considering viewing messages, is due to synchroni
If you have at least once a day internet connectivity, it is sufficient to synchronize messages just for one day.
If you have at least once a day internet connectivity, it is sufficient to synchronize messages just for one day.
Note that you can set the number of days to *keep* messages for to a higher number than to *synchronize* messages for. You could for example initially synchronize messages for a large number of days and after this has been completed reduce the number of days to synchronize messages for, but leave the number of days to keep messages for.
Note that you can set the number of days to *keep* messages for to a higher number than to *synchronize* messages for. You could for example initially synchronize messages for a large number of days and after this has been completed reduce the number of days to synchronize messages for, but leave the number of days to keep messages for. After decreasing the number of days to keep messages for, you might want to run the cleanup in the miscellaneous settings to remove old files.
In the receive settings you can enable to always synchronize starred messages, which will allow you to keep older messages around while synchronizing messages for a limited number of days.
In the receive settings you can enable to always synchronize starred messages, which will allow you to keep older messages around while synchronizing messages for a limited number of days.
@ -1880,6 +1880,8 @@ If the account authorization has expired, you will have to select the account ag
<aname="faq88"></a>
<aname="faq88"></a>
**(88) How can I use a Yahoo, AOL or Sky account?**
**(88) How can I use a Yahoo, AOL or Sky account?**
The preferred way to set up a Yahoo account is by using the quick setup wizard, which will use OAuth instead of a password and is therefore safer (and easier as well).
To authorize a Yahoo, AOL, or Sky account you will need to create an app password. For instructions, please see here:
To authorize a Yahoo, AOL, or Sky account you will need to create an app password. For instructions, please see here:
@ -1912,7 +1914,9 @@ By default FairEmail sends each message both as plain text and as HTML formatted
FairEmail will automatically link not linked web links (http and https) and not linked email addresses (mailto) for your convenience. However, texts and links are not easily distinguished, especially not with lots of [top level domains](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_top-level_domains) being words. This is why texts with dots are sometimes incorrectly recognized as links, which is better than not recognizing some links.
FairEmail will automatically link not linked web links (http and https) and not linked email addresses (mailto) for your convenience. However, texts and links are not easily distinguished, especially not with lots of [top level domains](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_top-level_domains) being words. This is why texts with dots are sometimes incorrectly recognized as links, which is better than not recognizing some links.
Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but links for less usual or less safe protocols like telnet and ftp will not be recognized.
Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but links for less usual or less safe protocols like telnet and ftp will not be recognized. The regex to recognize links is already *very* complex and adding more protocols will make it only slower and possibly cause errors.
<br/>
<aname="faq91"></a>
<aname="faq91"></a>
**~~(91) Can you add periodical synchronization to save battery power?~~**
**~~(91) Can you add periodical synchronization to save battery power?~~**
@ -1921,7 +1925,6 @@ Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but link
~~See [this FAQ](#user-content-faq39) about optimizing battery usage.~~
~~See [this FAQ](#user-content-faq39) about optimizing battery usage.~~
@ -1184,7 +1184,7 @@ Most of the battery usage, not considering viewing messages, is due to synchroni
If you have at least once a day internet connectivity, it is sufficient to synchronize messages just for one day.
If you have at least once a day internet connectivity, it is sufficient to synchronize messages just for one day.
Note that you can set the number of days to *keep* messages for to a higher number than to *synchronize* messages for. You could for example initially synchronize messages for a large number of days and after this has been completed reduce the number of days to synchronize messages for, but leave the number of days to keep messages for.
Note that you can set the number of days to *keep* messages for to a higher number than to *synchronize* messages for. You could for example initially synchronize messages for a large number of days and after this has been completed reduce the number of days to synchronize messages for, but leave the number of days to keep messages for. After decreasing the number of days to keep messages for, you might want to run the cleanup in the miscellaneous settings to remove old files.
In the receive settings you can enable to always synchronize starred messages, which will allow you to keep older messages around while synchronizing messages for a limited number of days.
In the receive settings you can enable to always synchronize starred messages, which will allow you to keep older messages around while synchronizing messages for a limited number of days.
@ -1880,6 +1880,8 @@ If the account authorization has expired, you will have to select the account ag
<aname="faq88"></a>
<aname="faq88"></a>
**(88) How can I use a Yahoo, AOL or Sky account?**
**(88) How can I use a Yahoo, AOL or Sky account?**
The preferred way to set up a Yahoo account is by using the quick setup wizard, which will use OAuth instead of a password and is therefore safer (and easier as well).
To authorize a Yahoo, AOL, or Sky account you will need to create an app password. For instructions, please see here:
To authorize a Yahoo, AOL, or Sky account you will need to create an app password. For instructions, please see here:
@ -1912,7 +1914,9 @@ By default FairEmail sends each message both as plain text and as HTML formatted
FairEmail will automatically link not linked web links (http and https) and not linked email addresses (mailto) for your convenience. However, texts and links are not easily distinguished, especially not with lots of [top level domains](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_top-level_domains) being words. This is why texts with dots are sometimes incorrectly recognized as links, which is better than not recognizing some links.
FairEmail will automatically link not linked web links (http and https) and not linked email addresses (mailto) for your convenience. However, texts and links are not easily distinguished, especially not with lots of [top level domains](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_top-level_domains) being words. This is why texts with dots are sometimes incorrectly recognized as links, which is better than not recognizing some links.
Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but links for less usual or less safe protocols like telnet and ftp will not be recognized.
Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but links for less usual or less safe protocols like telnet and ftp will not be recognized. The regex to recognize links is already *very* complex and adding more protocols will make it only slower and possibly cause errors.
<br/>
<aname="faq91"></a>
<aname="faq91"></a>
**~~(91) Can you add periodical synchronization to save battery power?~~**
**~~(91) Can you add periodical synchronization to save battery power?~~**
@ -1921,7 +1925,6 @@ Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but link
~~See [this FAQ](#user-content-faq39) about optimizing battery usage.~~
~~See [this FAQ](#user-content-faq39) about optimizing battery usage.~~
@ -1184,7 +1184,7 @@ Most of the battery usage, not considering viewing messages, is due to synchroni
If you have at least once a day internet connectivity, it is sufficient to synchronize messages just for one day.
If you have at least once a day internet connectivity, it is sufficient to synchronize messages just for one day.
Note that you can set the number of days to *keep* messages for to a higher number than to *synchronize* messages for. You could for example initially synchronize messages for a large number of days and after this has been completed reduce the number of days to synchronize messages for, but leave the number of days to keep messages for.
Note that you can set the number of days to *keep* messages for to a higher number than to *synchronize* messages for. You could for example initially synchronize messages for a large number of days and after this has been completed reduce the number of days to synchronize messages for, but leave the number of days to keep messages for. After decreasing the number of days to keep messages for, you might want to run the cleanup in the miscellaneous settings to remove old files.
In the receive settings you can enable to always synchronize starred messages, which will allow you to keep older messages around while synchronizing messages for a limited number of days.
In the receive settings you can enable to always synchronize starred messages, which will allow you to keep older messages around while synchronizing messages for a limited number of days.
@ -1880,6 +1880,8 @@ If the account authorization has expired, you will have to select the account ag
<aname="faq88"></a>
<aname="faq88"></a>
**(88) How can I use a Yahoo, AOL or Sky account?**
**(88) How can I use a Yahoo, AOL or Sky account?**
The preferred way to set up a Yahoo account is by using the quick setup wizard, which will use OAuth instead of a password and is therefore safer (and easier as well).
To authorize a Yahoo, AOL, or Sky account you will need to create an app password. For instructions, please see here:
To authorize a Yahoo, AOL, or Sky account you will need to create an app password. For instructions, please see here:
@ -1912,7 +1914,9 @@ By default FairEmail sends each message both as plain text and as HTML formatted
FairEmail will automatically link not linked web links (http and https) and not linked email addresses (mailto) for your convenience. However, texts and links are not easily distinguished, especially not with lots of [top level domains](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_top-level_domains) being words. This is why texts with dots are sometimes incorrectly recognized as links, which is better than not recognizing some links.
FairEmail will automatically link not linked web links (http and https) and not linked email addresses (mailto) for your convenience. However, texts and links are not easily distinguished, especially not with lots of [top level domains](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_top-level_domains) being words. This is why texts with dots are sometimes incorrectly recognized as links, which is better than not recognizing some links.
Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but links for less usual or less safe protocols like telnet and ftp will not be recognized.
Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but links for less usual or less safe protocols like telnet and ftp will not be recognized. The regex to recognize links is already *very* complex and adding more protocols will make it only slower and possibly cause errors.
<br/>
<aname="faq91"></a>
<aname="faq91"></a>
**~~(91) Can you add periodical synchronization to save battery power?~~**
**~~(91) Can you add periodical synchronization to save battery power?~~**
@ -1921,7 +1925,6 @@ Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but link
~~See [this FAQ](#user-content-faq39) about optimizing battery usage.~~
~~See [this FAQ](#user-content-faq39) about optimizing battery usage.~~
@ -1184,7 +1184,7 @@ Most of the battery usage, not considering viewing messages, is due to synchroni
If you have at least once a day internet connectivity, it is sufficient to synchronize messages just for one day.
If you have at least once a day internet connectivity, it is sufficient to synchronize messages just for one day.
Note that you can set the number of days to *keep* messages for to a higher number than to *synchronize* messages for. You could for example initially synchronize messages for a large number of days and after this has been completed reduce the number of days to synchronize messages for, but leave the number of days to keep messages for.
Note that you can set the number of days to *keep* messages for to a higher number than to *synchronize* messages for. You could for example initially synchronize messages for a large number of days and after this has been completed reduce the number of days to synchronize messages for, but leave the number of days to keep messages for. After decreasing the number of days to keep messages for, you might want to run the cleanup in the miscellaneous settings to remove old files.
In the receive settings you can enable to always synchronize starred messages, which will allow you to keep older messages around while synchronizing messages for a limited number of days.
In the receive settings you can enable to always synchronize starred messages, which will allow you to keep older messages around while synchronizing messages for a limited number of days.
@ -1880,6 +1880,8 @@ If the account authorization has expired, you will have to select the account ag
<aname="faq88"></a>
<aname="faq88"></a>
**(88) How can I use a Yahoo, AOL or Sky account?**
**(88) How can I use a Yahoo, AOL or Sky account?**
The preferred way to set up a Yahoo account is by using the quick setup wizard, which will use OAuth instead of a password and is therefore safer (and easier as well).
To authorize a Yahoo, AOL, or Sky account you will need to create an app password. For instructions, please see here:
To authorize a Yahoo, AOL, or Sky account you will need to create an app password. For instructions, please see here:
@ -1912,7 +1914,9 @@ By default FairEmail sends each message both as plain text and as HTML formatted
FairEmail will automatically link not linked web links (http and https) and not linked email addresses (mailto) for your convenience. However, texts and links are not easily distinguished, especially not with lots of [top level domains](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_top-level_domains) being words. This is why texts with dots are sometimes incorrectly recognized as links, which is better than not recognizing some links.
FairEmail will automatically link not linked web links (http and https) and not linked email addresses (mailto) for your convenience. However, texts and links are not easily distinguished, especially not with lots of [top level domains](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_top-level_domains) being words. This is why texts with dots are sometimes incorrectly recognized as links, which is better than not recognizing some links.
Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but links for less usual or less safe protocols like telnet and ftp will not be recognized.
Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but links for less usual or less safe protocols like telnet and ftp will not be recognized. The regex to recognize links is already *very* complex and adding more protocols will make it only slower and possibly cause errors.
<br/>
<aname="faq91"></a>
<aname="faq91"></a>
**~~(91) Can you add periodical synchronization to save battery power?~~**
**~~(91) Can you add periodical synchronization to save battery power?~~**
@ -1921,7 +1925,6 @@ Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but link
~~See [this FAQ](#user-content-faq39) about optimizing battery usage.~~
~~See [this FAQ](#user-content-faq39) about optimizing battery usage.~~
@ -1184,7 +1184,7 @@ Most of the battery usage, not considering viewing messages, is due to synchroni
If you have at least once a day internet connectivity, it is sufficient to synchronize messages just for one day.
If you have at least once a day internet connectivity, it is sufficient to synchronize messages just for one day.
Note that you can set the number of days to *keep* messages for to a higher number than to *synchronize* messages for. You could for example initially synchronize messages for a large number of days and after this has been completed reduce the number of days to synchronize messages for, but leave the number of days to keep messages for.
Note that you can set the number of days to *keep* messages for to a higher number than to *synchronize* messages for. You could for example initially synchronize messages for a large number of days and after this has been completed reduce the number of days to synchronize messages for, but leave the number of days to keep messages for. After decreasing the number of days to keep messages for, you might want to run the cleanup in the miscellaneous settings to remove old files.
In the receive settings you can enable to always synchronize starred messages, which will allow you to keep older messages around while synchronizing messages for a limited number of days.
In the receive settings you can enable to always synchronize starred messages, which will allow you to keep older messages around while synchronizing messages for a limited number of days.
@ -1880,6 +1880,8 @@ If the account authorization has expired, you will have to select the account ag
<aname="faq88"></a>
<aname="faq88"></a>
**(88) How can I use a Yahoo, AOL or Sky account?**
**(88) How can I use a Yahoo, AOL or Sky account?**
The preferred way to set up a Yahoo account is by using the quick setup wizard, which will use OAuth instead of a password and is therefore safer (and easier as well).
To authorize a Yahoo, AOL, or Sky account you will need to create an app password. For instructions, please see here:
To authorize a Yahoo, AOL, or Sky account you will need to create an app password. For instructions, please see here:
@ -1912,7 +1914,9 @@ By default FairEmail sends each message both as plain text and as HTML formatted
FairEmail will automatically link not linked web links (http and https) and not linked email addresses (mailto) for your convenience. However, texts and links are not easily distinguished, especially not with lots of [top level domains](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_top-level_domains) being words. This is why texts with dots are sometimes incorrectly recognized as links, which is better than not recognizing some links.
FairEmail will automatically link not linked web links (http and https) and not linked email addresses (mailto) for your convenience. However, texts and links are not easily distinguished, especially not with lots of [top level domains](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_top-level_domains) being words. This is why texts with dots are sometimes incorrectly recognized as links, which is better than not recognizing some links.
Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but links for less usual or less safe protocols like telnet and ftp will not be recognized.
Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but links for less usual or less safe protocols like telnet and ftp will not be recognized. The regex to recognize links is already *very* complex and adding more protocols will make it only slower and possibly cause errors.
<br/>
<aname="faq91"></a>
<aname="faq91"></a>
**~~(91) Can you add periodical synchronization to save battery power?~~**
**~~(91) Can you add periodical synchronization to save battery power?~~**
@ -1921,7 +1925,6 @@ Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but link
~~See [this FAQ](#user-content-faq39) about optimizing battery usage.~~
~~See [this FAQ](#user-content-faq39) about optimizing battery usage.~~
@ -1184,7 +1184,7 @@ Most of the battery usage, not considering viewing messages, is due to synchroni
If you have at least once a day internet connectivity, it is sufficient to synchronize messages just for one day.
If you have at least once a day internet connectivity, it is sufficient to synchronize messages just for one day.
Note that you can set the number of days to *keep* messages for to a higher number than to *synchronize* messages for. You could for example initially synchronize messages for a large number of days and after this has been completed reduce the number of days to synchronize messages for, but leave the number of days to keep messages for.
Note that you can set the number of days to *keep* messages for to a higher number than to *synchronize* messages for. You could for example initially synchronize messages for a large number of days and after this has been completed reduce the number of days to synchronize messages for, but leave the number of days to keep messages for. After decreasing the number of days to keep messages for, you might want to run the cleanup in the miscellaneous settings to remove old files.
In the receive settings you can enable to always synchronize starred messages, which will allow you to keep older messages around while synchronizing messages for a limited number of days.
In the receive settings you can enable to always synchronize starred messages, which will allow you to keep older messages around while synchronizing messages for a limited number of days.
@ -1880,6 +1880,8 @@ If the account authorization has expired, you will have to select the account ag
<aname="faq88"></a>
<aname="faq88"></a>
**(88) How can I use a Yahoo, AOL or Sky account?**
**(88) How can I use a Yahoo, AOL or Sky account?**
The preferred way to set up a Yahoo account is by using the quick setup wizard, which will use OAuth instead of a password and is therefore safer (and easier as well).
To authorize a Yahoo, AOL, or Sky account you will need to create an app password. For instructions, please see here:
To authorize a Yahoo, AOL, or Sky account you will need to create an app password. For instructions, please see here:
@ -1912,7 +1914,9 @@ By default FairEmail sends each message both as plain text and as HTML formatted
FairEmail will automatically link not linked web links (http and https) and not linked email addresses (mailto) for your convenience. However, texts and links are not easily distinguished, especially not with lots of [top level domains](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_top-level_domains) being words. This is why texts with dots are sometimes incorrectly recognized as links, which is better than not recognizing some links.
FairEmail will automatically link not linked web links (http and https) and not linked email addresses (mailto) for your convenience. However, texts and links are not easily distinguished, especially not with lots of [top level domains](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_top-level_domains) being words. This is why texts with dots are sometimes incorrectly recognized as links, which is better than not recognizing some links.
Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but links for less usual or less safe protocols like telnet and ftp will not be recognized.
Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but links for less usual or less safe protocols like telnet and ftp will not be recognized. The regex to recognize links is already *very* complex and adding more protocols will make it only slower and possibly cause errors.
<br/>
<aname="faq91"></a>
<aname="faq91"></a>
**~~(91) Can you add periodical synchronization to save battery power?~~**
**~~(91) Can you add periodical synchronization to save battery power?~~**
@ -1921,7 +1925,6 @@ Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but link
~~See [this FAQ](#user-content-faq39) about optimizing battery usage.~~
~~See [this FAQ](#user-content-faq39) about optimizing battery usage.~~
@ -1184,7 +1184,7 @@ Most of the battery usage, not considering viewing messages, is due to synchroni
If you have at least once a day internet connectivity, it is sufficient to synchronize messages just for one day.
If you have at least once a day internet connectivity, it is sufficient to synchronize messages just for one day.
Note that you can set the number of days to *keep* messages for to a higher number than to *synchronize* messages for. You could for example initially synchronize messages for a large number of days and after this has been completed reduce the number of days to synchronize messages for, but leave the number of days to keep messages for.
Note that you can set the number of days to *keep* messages for to a higher number than to *synchronize* messages for. You could for example initially synchronize messages for a large number of days and after this has been completed reduce the number of days to synchronize messages for, but leave the number of days to keep messages for. After decreasing the number of days to keep messages for, you might want to run the cleanup in the miscellaneous settings to remove old files.
In the receive settings you can enable to always synchronize starred messages, which will allow you to keep older messages around while synchronizing messages for a limited number of days.
In the receive settings you can enable to always synchronize starred messages, which will allow you to keep older messages around while synchronizing messages for a limited number of days.
@ -1880,6 +1880,8 @@ If the account authorization has expired, you will have to select the account ag
<aname="faq88"></a>
<aname="faq88"></a>
**(88) How can I use a Yahoo, AOL or Sky account?**
**(88) How can I use a Yahoo, AOL or Sky account?**
The preferred way to set up a Yahoo account is by using the quick setup wizard, which will use OAuth instead of a password and is therefore safer (and easier as well).
To authorize a Yahoo, AOL, or Sky account you will need to create an app password. For instructions, please see here:
To authorize a Yahoo, AOL, or Sky account you will need to create an app password. For instructions, please see here:
@ -1912,7 +1914,9 @@ By default FairEmail sends each message both as plain text and as HTML formatted
FairEmail will automatically link not linked web links (http and https) and not linked email addresses (mailto) for your convenience. However, texts and links are not easily distinguished, especially not with lots of [top level domains](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_top-level_domains) being words. This is why texts with dots are sometimes incorrectly recognized as links, which is better than not recognizing some links.
FairEmail will automatically link not linked web links (http and https) and not linked email addresses (mailto) for your convenience. However, texts and links are not easily distinguished, especially not with lots of [top level domains](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_top-level_domains) being words. This is why texts with dots are sometimes incorrectly recognized as links, which is better than not recognizing some links.
Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but links for less usual or less safe protocols like telnet and ftp will not be recognized.
Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but links for less usual or less safe protocols like telnet and ftp will not be recognized. The regex to recognize links is already *very* complex and adding more protocols will make it only slower and possibly cause errors.
<br/>
<aname="faq91"></a>
<aname="faq91"></a>
**~~(91) Can you add periodical synchronization to save battery power?~~**
**~~(91) Can you add periodical synchronization to save battery power?~~**
@ -1921,7 +1925,6 @@ Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but link
~~See [this FAQ](#user-content-faq39) about optimizing battery usage.~~
~~See [this FAQ](#user-content-faq39) about optimizing battery usage.~~
@ -1184,7 +1184,7 @@ Most of the battery usage, not considering viewing messages, is due to synchroni
If you have at least once a day internet connectivity, it is sufficient to synchronize messages just for one day.
If you have at least once a day internet connectivity, it is sufficient to synchronize messages just for one day.
Note that you can set the number of days to *keep* messages for to a higher number than to *synchronize* messages for. You could for example initially synchronize messages for a large number of days and after this has been completed reduce the number of days to synchronize messages for, but leave the number of days to keep messages for.
Note that you can set the number of days to *keep* messages for to a higher number than to *synchronize* messages for. You could for example initially synchronize messages for a large number of days and after this has been completed reduce the number of days to synchronize messages for, but leave the number of days to keep messages for. After decreasing the number of days to keep messages for, you might want to run the cleanup in the miscellaneous settings to remove old files.
In the receive settings you can enable to always synchronize starred messages, which will allow you to keep older messages around while synchronizing messages for a limited number of days.
In the receive settings you can enable to always synchronize starred messages, which will allow you to keep older messages around while synchronizing messages for a limited number of days.
@ -1880,6 +1880,8 @@ If the account authorization has expired, you will have to select the account ag
<aname="faq88"></a>
<aname="faq88"></a>
**(88) How can I use a Yahoo, AOL or Sky account?**
**(88) How can I use a Yahoo, AOL or Sky account?**
The preferred way to set up a Yahoo account is by using the quick setup wizard, which will use OAuth instead of a password and is therefore safer (and easier as well).
To authorize a Yahoo, AOL, or Sky account you will need to create an app password. For instructions, please see here:
To authorize a Yahoo, AOL, or Sky account you will need to create an app password. For instructions, please see here:
@ -1912,7 +1914,9 @@ By default FairEmail sends each message both as plain text and as HTML formatted
FairEmail will automatically link not linked web links (http and https) and not linked email addresses (mailto) for your convenience. However, texts and links are not easily distinguished, especially not with lots of [top level domains](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_top-level_domains) being words. This is why texts with dots are sometimes incorrectly recognized as links, which is better than not recognizing some links.
FairEmail will automatically link not linked web links (http and https) and not linked email addresses (mailto) for your convenience. However, texts and links are not easily distinguished, especially not with lots of [top level domains](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_top-level_domains) being words. This is why texts with dots are sometimes incorrectly recognized as links, which is better than not recognizing some links.
Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but links for less usual or less safe protocols like telnet and ftp will not be recognized.
Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but links for less usual or less safe protocols like telnet and ftp will not be recognized. The regex to recognize links is already *very* complex and adding more protocols will make it only slower and possibly cause errors.
<br/>
<aname="faq91"></a>
<aname="faq91"></a>
**~~(91) Can you add periodical synchronization to save battery power?~~**
**~~(91) Can you add periodical synchronization to save battery power?~~**
@ -1921,7 +1925,6 @@ Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but link
~~See [this FAQ](#user-content-faq39) about optimizing battery usage.~~
~~See [this FAQ](#user-content-faq39) about optimizing battery usage.~~
@ -1184,7 +1184,7 @@ Most of the battery usage, not considering viewing messages, is due to synchroni
If you have at least once a day internet connectivity, it is sufficient to synchronize messages just for one day.
If you have at least once a day internet connectivity, it is sufficient to synchronize messages just for one day.
Note that you can set the number of days to *keep* messages for to a higher number than to *synchronize* messages for. You could for example initially synchronize messages for a large number of days and after this has been completed reduce the number of days to synchronize messages for, but leave the number of days to keep messages for.
Note that you can set the number of days to *keep* messages for to a higher number than to *synchronize* messages for. You could for example initially synchronize messages for a large number of days and after this has been completed reduce the number of days to synchronize messages for, but leave the number of days to keep messages for. After decreasing the number of days to keep messages for, you might want to run the cleanup in the miscellaneous settings to remove old files.
In the receive settings you can enable to always synchronize starred messages, which will allow you to keep older messages around while synchronizing messages for a limited number of days.
In the receive settings you can enable to always synchronize starred messages, which will allow you to keep older messages around while synchronizing messages for a limited number of days.
@ -1880,6 +1880,8 @@ If the account authorization has expired, you will have to select the account ag
<aname="faq88"></a>
<aname="faq88"></a>
**(88) How can I use a Yahoo, AOL or Sky account?**
**(88) How can I use a Yahoo, AOL or Sky account?**
The preferred way to set up a Yahoo account is by using the quick setup wizard, which will use OAuth instead of a password and is therefore safer (and easier as well).
To authorize a Yahoo, AOL, or Sky account you will need to create an app password. For instructions, please see here:
To authorize a Yahoo, AOL, or Sky account you will need to create an app password. For instructions, please see here:
@ -1912,7 +1914,9 @@ By default FairEmail sends each message both as plain text and as HTML formatted
FairEmail will automatically link not linked web links (http and https) and not linked email addresses (mailto) for your convenience. However, texts and links are not easily distinguished, especially not with lots of [top level domains](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_top-level_domains) being words. This is why texts with dots are sometimes incorrectly recognized as links, which is better than not recognizing some links.
FairEmail will automatically link not linked web links (http and https) and not linked email addresses (mailto) for your convenience. However, texts and links are not easily distinguished, especially not with lots of [top level domains](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_top-level_domains) being words. This is why texts with dots are sometimes incorrectly recognized as links, which is better than not recognizing some links.
Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but links for less usual or less safe protocols like telnet and ftp will not be recognized.
Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but links for less usual or less safe protocols like telnet and ftp will not be recognized. The regex to recognize links is already *very* complex and adding more protocols will make it only slower and possibly cause errors.
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<aname="faq91"></a>
<aname="faq91"></a>
**~~(91) Can you add periodical synchronization to save battery power?~~**
**~~(91) Can you add periodical synchronization to save battery power?~~**
@ -1921,7 +1925,6 @@ Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but link
~~See [this FAQ](#user-content-faq39) about optimizing battery usage.~~
~~See [this FAQ](#user-content-faq39) about optimizing battery usage.~~
@ -1184,7 +1184,7 @@ Most of the battery usage, not considering viewing messages, is due to synchroni
If you have at least once a day internet connectivity, it is sufficient to synchronize messages just for one day.
If you have at least once a day internet connectivity, it is sufficient to synchronize messages just for one day.
Note that you can set the number of days to *keep* messages for to a higher number than to *synchronize* messages for. You could for example initially synchronize messages for a large number of days and after this has been completed reduce the number of days to synchronize messages for, but leave the number of days to keep messages for.
Note that you can set the number of days to *keep* messages for to a higher number than to *synchronize* messages for. You could for example initially synchronize messages for a large number of days and after this has been completed reduce the number of days to synchronize messages for, but leave the number of days to keep messages for. After decreasing the number of days to keep messages for, you might want to run the cleanup in the miscellaneous settings to remove old files.
In the receive settings you can enable to always synchronize starred messages, which will allow you to keep older messages around while synchronizing messages for a limited number of days.
In the receive settings you can enable to always synchronize starred messages, which will allow you to keep older messages around while synchronizing messages for a limited number of days.
@ -1880,13 +1880,15 @@ If the account authorization has expired, you will have to select the account ag
<aname="faq88"></a>
<aname="faq88"></a>
**(88) How can I use a Yahoo, AOL or Sky account?**
**(88) How can I use a Yahoo, AOL or Sky account?**
The preferred way to set up a Yahoo account is by using the quick setup wizard, which will use OAuth instead of a password and is therefore safer (and easier as well).
To authorize a Yahoo, AOL, or Sky account you will need to create an app password. For instructions, please see here:
To authorize a Yahoo, AOL, or Sky account you will need to create an app password. For instructions, please see here:
* [para Sky](https://www.sky.com/help/articles/getting-started-with-sky-yahoo-mail) (bajo *Otras aplicaciones de correo*)
* [para Sky](https://www.sky.com/help/articles/getting-started-with-sky-yahoo-mail) (bajo *Otras aplicaciones de correo*)
Por favor vea [estas Preguntas Frecuentes](#user-content-faq111) sobre el soporte de OAuth.
Please see [this FAQ](#user-content-faq111) about OAuth support.
Note that Yahoo, AOL, and Sky do not support standard push messages. The Yahoo email app uses a proprietary, undocumented protocol for push messages.
Note that Yahoo, AOL, and Sky do not support standard push messages. The Yahoo email app uses a proprietary, undocumented protocol for push messages.
@ -1912,15 +1914,16 @@ By default FairEmail sends each message both as plain text and as HTML formatted
FairEmail will automatically link not linked web links (http and https) and not linked email addresses (mailto) for your convenience. However, texts and links are not easily distinguished, especially not with lots of [top level domains](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_top-level_domains) being words. This is why texts with dots are sometimes incorrectly recognized as links, which is better than not recognizing some links.
FairEmail will automatically link not linked web links (http and https) and not linked email addresses (mailto) for your convenience. However, texts and links are not easily distinguished, especially not with lots of [top level domains](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_top-level_domains) being words. This is why texts with dots are sometimes incorrectly recognized as links, which is better than not recognizing some links.
Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but links for less usual or less safe protocols like telnet and ftp will not be recognized.
Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but links for less usual or less safe protocols like telnet and ftp will not be recognized. The regex to recognize links is already *very* complex and adding more protocols will make it only slower and possibly cause errors.
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<aname="faq91"></a>
<aname="faq91"></a>
**~~(91) Can you add periodical synchronization to save battery power?~~**
**~~(91) Can you add periodical synchronization to save battery power?~~**
~~Synchronizing messages is an expensive proces because the local and remote messages need to be compared,~~ ~~so periodically synchronizing messages will not result in saving battery power, more likely the contrary.~~
~~Synchronizing messages is an expensive proces because the local and remote messages need to be compared,~~ ~~so periodically synchronizing messages will not result in saving battery power, more likely the contrary.~~
~~Vea [estas Preguntas Frecuentes](#user-content-faq39) sobre cómo optimizar el uso de la batería.~~
~~See [this FAQ](#user-content-faq39) about optimizing battery usage.~~
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@ -1929,7 +1932,7 @@ Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but link
Spam filtering, verification of the [DKIM](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DomainKeys_Identified_Mail) signature and [SPF](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sender_Policy_Framework) authorization is a task of email servers, not of an email client. Servers generally have more memory and computing power, so they are much better suited to this task than battery-powered devices. Also, you'll want spam filtered for all your email clients, possibly including web email, not just one email client. Moreover, email servers have access to information, like the IP address, etc of the connecting server, which an email client has no access to.
Spam filtering, verification of the [DKIM](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DomainKeys_Identified_Mail) signature and [SPF](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sender_Policy_Framework) authorization is a task of email servers, not of an email client. Servers generally have more memory and computing power, so they are much better suited to this task than battery-powered devices. Also, you'll want spam filtered for all your email clients, possibly including web email, not just one email client. Moreover, email servers have access to information, like the IP address, etc of the connecting server, which an email client has no access to.
Of course you can report messages as spam with FairEmail, which will move the reported messages to the spam folder and train the spam filter of the provider, which is how it is supposed to work. Esto también se puede hacer automáticamente con [reglas de filtro](#user-content-faq71). Blocking the sender will create a filter rule to automatically move future messages of the same sender into the spam folder.
Of course you can report messages as spam with FairEmail, which will move the reported messages to the spam folder and train the spam filter of the provider, which is how it is supposed to work. This can be done automatically with [filter rules](#user-content-faq71) too. Blocking the sender will create a filter rule to automatically move future messages of the same sender into the spam folder.
Note that you should not delete spam messages, also not from the spam folder, because the email server uses the messages in the spam folder to "learn" what spam messages are.
Note that you should not delete spam messages, also not from the spam folder, because the email server uses the messages in the spam folder to "learn" what spam messages are.
@ -1959,7 +1962,7 @@ If you need to save on storage space, you can limit the number of days messages
<aname="faq94"></a>
<aname="faq94"></a>
**(94) What does the red/orange stripe at the end of the header mean?**
**(94) What does the red/orange stripe at the end of the header mean?**
The red/orange stripe at the left side of the header means that the DKIM, SPF or DMARC authentication failed. Vea también [estas Preguntas Frecuentes](#user-content-faq92).
The red/orange stripe at the left side of the header means that the DKIM, SPF or DMARC authentication failed. See also [this FAQ](#user-content-faq92).
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@ -2099,7 +2102,7 @@ Depending on what you want, the notification settings *Let the number of new mes
This feature depends on support of your launcher. FairEmail merely 'broadcasts' the number of unread messages using the ShortcutBadger library. If it doesn't work, this cannot be fixed by changes in FairEmail.
This feature depends on support of your launcher. FairEmail merely 'broadcasts' the number of unread messages using the ShortcutBadger library. If it doesn't work, this cannot be fixed by changes in FairEmail.
Algunos lanzadores muestran '1' para [la notificación de monitoreo](#user-content-faq2), a pesar de que FairEmail solicita explícitamente no mostrar una insignia para esta notificación. This could be caused by a bug in the launcher app or in your Android version. Please double check if the notification dot is disabled for the receive (service) notification channel. You can go to the right notification channel settings via the notification settings of FairEmail. This might not be obvious, but you can tap on the channel name for more settings.
Some launchers display '1' for [the monitoring notification](#user-content-faq2), despite FairEmail explicitly requesting not to show a badge for this notification. This could be caused by a bug in the launcher app or in your Android version. Please double check if the notification dot is disabled for the receive (service) notification channel. You can go to the right notification channel settings via the notification settings of FairEmail. This might not be obvious, but you can tap on the channel name for more settings.
Note that Tesla Unread is [not supported anymore](https://forum.xda-developers.com/android/general/bad-news-tesla-unread-devoloper-t3920415).
Note that Tesla Unread is [not supported anymore](https://forum.xda-developers.com/android/general/bad-news-tesla-unread-devoloper-t3920415).
@ -2178,7 +2181,7 @@ FairEmail is an email client only, so you need to bring your own email address.
There are plenty of email providers to choose from. Which email provider is best for you depends on your wishes/requirements. Please see the websites of [Restore privacy](https://restoreprivacy.com/secure-email/) or [Privacy Tools](https://www.privacytools.io/providers/email/) for a list of privacy oriented email providers with advantages and disadvantages.
There are plenty of email providers to choose from. Which email provider is best for you depends on your wishes/requirements. Please see the websites of [Restore privacy](https://restoreprivacy.com/secure-email/) or [Privacy Tools](https://www.privacytools.io/providers/email/) for a list of privacy oriented email providers with advantages and disadvantages.
Some providers, like ProtonMail, Tutanota, use proprietary email protocols, which make it impossible to use third party email apps. Consulte [estas Preguntas Frecuentes](#user-content-faq129) para obtener más información.
Some providers, like ProtonMail, Tutanota, use proprietary email protocols, which make it impossible to use third party email apps. Please see [this FAQ](#user-content-faq129) for more information.
Using your own (custom) domain name, which is supported by most email providers, will make it easier to switch to another email provider.
Using your own (custom) domain name, which is supported by most email providers, will make it easier to switch to another email provider.
@ -2189,7 +2192,7 @@ Using your own (custom) domain name, which is supported by most email providers,
If your device has a biometric sensor, for example a fingerprint sensor, you can enable/disable biometric authentication in the navigation (hamburger) menu of the setup screen. When enabled FairEmail will require biometric authentication after a period of inactivity or after the screen has been turned off while FairEmail was running. Activity is navigation within FairEmail, for example opening a conversation thread. The inactivity period duration can be configured in the miscellaneous settings. When biometric authentication is enabled new message notifications will not show any content and FairEmail won't be visible on the Android recents screen.
If your device has a biometric sensor, for example a fingerprint sensor, you can enable/disable biometric authentication in the navigation (hamburger) menu of the setup screen. When enabled FairEmail will require biometric authentication after a period of inactivity or after the screen has been turned off while FairEmail was running. Activity is navigation within FairEmail, for example opening a conversation thread. The inactivity period duration can be configured in the miscellaneous settings. When biometric authentication is enabled new message notifications will not show any content and FairEmail won't be visible on the Android recents screen.
Biometric authentication is meant to prevent others from seeing your messages only. FairEmail se basa en el cifrado del dispositivo para el cifrado de datos, vea también [estas Preguntas Frecuentes](#user-content-faq37).
Biometric authentication is meant to prevent others from seeing your messages only. FairEmail relies on device encryption for data encryption, see also [this FAQ](#user-content-faq37).
Biometric authentication is a pro feature.
Biometric authentication is a pro feature.
@ -2276,7 +2279,7 @@ Due to Android limitations it is not possible to dynamically set the opacity of
New message notifications will be removed on swiping notifications away or on marking the associated messages read. Opening the app will not remove new message notifications. This gives you a choice to leave new message notifications as a reminder that there are still unread messages.
New message notifications will be removed on swiping notifications away or on marking the associated messages read. Opening the app will not remove new message notifications. This gives you a choice to leave new message notifications as a reminder that there are still unread messages.
On Android 7 Nougat and later new message notifications will be [grouped](https://developer.android.com/training/notify-user/group). Tapping on the summary notification will open the unified inbox. The summary notification can be expanded to view individual new message notifications. Tapping on an individual new message notification will open the conversation the message it is part of. Vea [estas Preguntas Frecuentes](#user-content-faq70) sobre cuándo los mensajes de una conversación se expandirán automáticamente y se marcarán como leídos.
On Android 7 Nougat and later new message notifications will be [grouped](https://developer.android.com/training/notify-user/group). Tapping on the summary notification will open the unified inbox. The summary notification can be expanded to view individual new message notifications. Tapping on an individual new message notification will open the conversation the message it is part of. See [this FAQ](#user-content-faq70) about when messages in a conversation will be auto expanded and marked read.
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@ -2301,7 +2304,7 @@ FairEmail groups messages based on the standard *Message-ID*, *In-Reply-To* and
When FairEmail cannot connect to an email server to receive messages, for example when the internet connection is bad or a firewall or a VPN is blocking the connection, FairEmail will wait 8, 16 and 32 seconds while keeping the device awake (=use battery power) and try again to connect. If this fails, FairEmail will schedule an alarm to retry after 15, 30 and 60 minutes and let the device sleep (=no battery usage).
When FairEmail cannot connect to an email server to receive messages, for example when the internet connection is bad or a firewall or a VPN is blocking the connection, FairEmail will wait 8, 16 and 32 seconds while keeping the device awake (=use battery power) and try again to connect. If this fails, FairEmail will schedule an alarm to retry after 15, 30 and 60 minutes and let the device sleep (=no battery usage).
Between connectivity changes there is a wait of 90 seconds to give the email server the opportunity to discover the old connection is broken. Esto es necesario porque la conexión a internet de un dispositivo móvil a menudo se pierde abruptamente y para prevenir el problema descrito en [estas Preguntas Frecuentes](#user-content-faq23).
Between connectivity changes there is a wait of 90 seconds to give the email server the opportunity to discover the old connection is broken. This is necessary because the internet connection of a mobile device is often lost abruptly and to prevent the problem described in [this FAQ](#user-content-faq23).
Note that [Android doze mode](https://developer.android.com/training/monitoring-device-state/doze-standby) does not allow to wake the device earlier than after 15 minutes.
Note that [Android doze mode](https://developer.android.com/training/monitoring-device-state/doze-standby) does not allow to wake the device earlier than after 15 minutes.
@ -2535,7 +2538,7 @@ That said, FairEmail is able to properly handle sent messages in the inbox. Fair
The best solution would be to enable showing the sent folder in the unified inbox by long pressing the sent folder in the folder list and enabling *Show in unified inbox*. This way all messages can stay where they belong, while allowing to see both incoming and outgoing messages at one place.
The best solution would be to enable showing the sent folder in the unified inbox by long pressing the sent folder in the folder list and enabling *Show in unified inbox*. This way all messages can stay where they belong, while allowing to see both incoming and outgoing messages at one place.
Si esta no es una opción, puede [crear una regla](#user-content-faq71) para mover automáticamente los mensajes enviados a la bandeja de entrada o establecer una dirección CC/CCO predeterminada en la configuración de identidad avanzada para enviarse una copia.
If this is not an option, you can [create a rule](#user-content-faq71) to automatically move sent messages to the inbox or set a default CC/BCC address in the advanced identity settings to send yourself a copy.
@ -1184,7 +1184,7 @@ Most of the battery usage, not considering viewing messages, is due to synchroni
If you have at least once a day internet connectivity, it is sufficient to synchronize messages just for one day.
If you have at least once a day internet connectivity, it is sufficient to synchronize messages just for one day.
Note that you can set the number of days to *keep* messages for to a higher number than to *synchronize* messages for. You could for example initially synchronize messages for a large number of days and after this has been completed reduce the number of days to synchronize messages for, but leave the number of days to keep messages for.
Note that you can set the number of days to *keep* messages for to a higher number than to *synchronize* messages for. You could for example initially synchronize messages for a large number of days and after this has been completed reduce the number of days to synchronize messages for, but leave the number of days to keep messages for. After decreasing the number of days to keep messages for, you might want to run the cleanup in the miscellaneous settings to remove old files.
In the receive settings you can enable to always synchronize starred messages, which will allow you to keep older messages around while synchronizing messages for a limited number of days.
In the receive settings you can enable to always synchronize starred messages, which will allow you to keep older messages around while synchronizing messages for a limited number of days.
@ -1880,6 +1880,8 @@ If the account authorization has expired, you will have to select the account ag
<aname="faq88"></a>
<aname="faq88"></a>
**(88) How can I use a Yahoo, AOL or Sky account?**
**(88) How can I use a Yahoo, AOL or Sky account?**
The preferred way to set up a Yahoo account is by using the quick setup wizard, which will use OAuth instead of a password and is therefore safer (and easier as well).
To authorize a Yahoo, AOL, or Sky account you will need to create an app password. For instructions, please see here:
To authorize a Yahoo, AOL, or Sky account you will need to create an app password. For instructions, please see here:
@ -1912,7 +1914,9 @@ By default FairEmail sends each message both as plain text and as HTML formatted
FairEmail will automatically link not linked web links (http and https) and not linked email addresses (mailto) for your convenience. However, texts and links are not easily distinguished, especially not with lots of [top level domains](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_top-level_domains) being words. This is why texts with dots are sometimes incorrectly recognized as links, which is better than not recognizing some links.
FairEmail will automatically link not linked web links (http and https) and not linked email addresses (mailto) for your convenience. However, texts and links are not easily distinguished, especially not with lots of [top level domains](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_top-level_domains) being words. This is why texts with dots are sometimes incorrectly recognized as links, which is better than not recognizing some links.
Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but links for less usual or less safe protocols like telnet and ftp will not be recognized.
Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but links for less usual or less safe protocols like telnet and ftp will not be recognized. The regex to recognize links is already *very* complex and adding more protocols will make it only slower and possibly cause errors.
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<aname="faq91"></a>
<aname="faq91"></a>
**~~(91) Can you add periodical synchronization to save battery power?~~**
**~~(91) Can you add periodical synchronization to save battery power?~~**
@ -1921,7 +1925,6 @@ Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but link
~~See [this FAQ](#user-content-faq39) about optimizing battery usage.~~
~~See [this FAQ](#user-content-faq39) about optimizing battery usage.~~
@ -1184,7 +1184,7 @@ Most of the battery usage, not considering viewing messages, is due to synchroni
If you have at least once a day internet connectivity, it is sufficient to synchronize messages just for one day.
If you have at least once a day internet connectivity, it is sufficient to synchronize messages just for one day.
Note that you can set the number of days to *keep* messages for to a higher number than to *synchronize* messages for. You could for example initially synchronize messages for a large number of days and after this has been completed reduce the number of days to synchronize messages for, but leave the number of days to keep messages for.
Note that you can set the number of days to *keep* messages for to a higher number than to *synchronize* messages for. You could for example initially synchronize messages for a large number of days and after this has been completed reduce the number of days to synchronize messages for, but leave the number of days to keep messages for. After decreasing the number of days to keep messages for, you might want to run the cleanup in the miscellaneous settings to remove old files.
In the receive settings you can enable to always synchronize starred messages, which will allow you to keep older messages around while synchronizing messages for a limited number of days.
In the receive settings you can enable to always synchronize starred messages, which will allow you to keep older messages around while synchronizing messages for a limited number of days.
@ -1880,6 +1880,8 @@ If the account authorization has expired, you will have to select the account ag
<aname="faq88"></a>
<aname="faq88"></a>
**(88) How can I use a Yahoo, AOL or Sky account?**
**(88) How can I use a Yahoo, AOL or Sky account?**
The preferred way to set up a Yahoo account is by using the quick setup wizard, which will use OAuth instead of a password and is therefore safer (and easier as well).
To authorize a Yahoo, AOL, or Sky account you will need to create an app password. For instructions, please see here:
To authorize a Yahoo, AOL, or Sky account you will need to create an app password. For instructions, please see here:
@ -1912,7 +1914,9 @@ By default FairEmail sends each message both as plain text and as HTML formatted
FairEmail will automatically link not linked web links (http and https) and not linked email addresses (mailto) for your convenience. However, texts and links are not easily distinguished, especially not with lots of [top level domains](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_top-level_domains) being words. This is why texts with dots are sometimes incorrectly recognized as links, which is better than not recognizing some links.
FairEmail will automatically link not linked web links (http and https) and not linked email addresses (mailto) for your convenience. However, texts and links are not easily distinguished, especially not with lots of [top level domains](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_top-level_domains) being words. This is why texts with dots are sometimes incorrectly recognized as links, which is better than not recognizing some links.
Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but links for less usual or less safe protocols like telnet and ftp will not be recognized.
Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but links for less usual or less safe protocols like telnet and ftp will not be recognized. The regex to recognize links is already *very* complex and adding more protocols will make it only slower and possibly cause errors.
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<aname="faq91"></a>
<aname="faq91"></a>
**~~(91) Can you add periodical synchronization to save battery power?~~**
**~~(91) Can you add periodical synchronization to save battery power?~~**
@ -1921,7 +1925,6 @@ Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but link
~~See [this FAQ](#user-content-faq39) about optimizing battery usage.~~
~~See [this FAQ](#user-content-faq39) about optimizing battery usage.~~
@ -1184,7 +1184,7 @@ Most of the battery usage, not considering viewing messages, is due to synchroni
If you have at least once a day internet connectivity, it is sufficient to synchronize messages just for one day.
If you have at least once a day internet connectivity, it is sufficient to synchronize messages just for one day.
Note that you can set the number of days to *keep* messages for to a higher number than to *synchronize* messages for. You could for example initially synchronize messages for a large number of days and after this has been completed reduce the number of days to synchronize messages for, but leave the number of days to keep messages for.
Note that you can set the number of days to *keep* messages for to a higher number than to *synchronize* messages for. You could for example initially synchronize messages for a large number of days and after this has been completed reduce the number of days to synchronize messages for, but leave the number of days to keep messages for. After decreasing the number of days to keep messages for, you might want to run the cleanup in the miscellaneous settings to remove old files.
In the receive settings you can enable to always synchronize starred messages, which will allow you to keep older messages around while synchronizing messages for a limited number of days.
In the receive settings you can enable to always synchronize starred messages, which will allow you to keep older messages around while synchronizing messages for a limited number of days.
@ -1880,6 +1880,8 @@ If the account authorization has expired, you will have to select the account ag
<aname="faq88"></a>
<aname="faq88"></a>
**(88) How can I use a Yahoo, AOL or Sky account?**
**(88) How can I use a Yahoo, AOL or Sky account?**
The preferred way to set up a Yahoo account is by using the quick setup wizard, which will use OAuth instead of a password and is therefore safer (and easier as well).
To authorize a Yahoo, AOL, or Sky account you will need to create an app password. For instructions, please see here:
To authorize a Yahoo, AOL, or Sky account you will need to create an app password. For instructions, please see here:
@ -1912,7 +1914,9 @@ By default FairEmail sends each message both as plain text and as HTML formatted
FairEmail will automatically link not linked web links (http and https) and not linked email addresses (mailto) for your convenience. However, texts and links are not easily distinguished, especially not with lots of [top level domains](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_top-level_domains) being words. This is why texts with dots are sometimes incorrectly recognized as links, which is better than not recognizing some links.
FairEmail will automatically link not linked web links (http and https) and not linked email addresses (mailto) for your convenience. However, texts and links are not easily distinguished, especially not with lots of [top level domains](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_top-level_domains) being words. This is why texts with dots are sometimes incorrectly recognized as links, which is better than not recognizing some links.
Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but links for less usual or less safe protocols like telnet and ftp will not be recognized.
Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but links for less usual or less safe protocols like telnet and ftp will not be recognized. The regex to recognize links is already *very* complex and adding more protocols will make it only slower and possibly cause errors.
<br/>
<aname="faq91"></a>
<aname="faq91"></a>
**~~(91) Can you add periodical synchronization to save battery power?~~**
**~~(91) Can you add periodical synchronization to save battery power?~~**
@ -1921,7 +1925,6 @@ Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but link
~~See [this FAQ](#user-content-faq39) about optimizing battery usage.~~
~~See [this FAQ](#user-content-faq39) about optimizing battery usage.~~
@ -1184,7 +1184,7 @@ Most of the battery usage, not considering viewing messages, is due to synchroni
If you have at least once a day internet connectivity, it is sufficient to synchronize messages just for one day.
If you have at least once a day internet connectivity, it is sufficient to synchronize messages just for one day.
Note that you can set the number of days to *keep* messages for to a higher number than to *synchronize* messages for. You could for example initially synchronize messages for a large number of days and after this has been completed reduce the number of days to synchronize messages for, but leave the number of days to keep messages for.
Note that you can set the number of days to *keep* messages for to a higher number than to *synchronize* messages for. You could for example initially synchronize messages for a large number of days and after this has been completed reduce the number of days to synchronize messages for, but leave the number of days to keep messages for. After decreasing the number of days to keep messages for, you might want to run the cleanup in the miscellaneous settings to remove old files.
In the receive settings you can enable to always synchronize starred messages, which will allow you to keep older messages around while synchronizing messages for a limited number of days.
In the receive settings you can enable to always synchronize starred messages, which will allow you to keep older messages around while synchronizing messages for a limited number of days.
@ -1880,6 +1880,8 @@ If the account authorization has expired, you will have to select the account ag
<aname="faq88"></a>
<aname="faq88"></a>
**(88) How can I use a Yahoo, AOL or Sky account?**
**(88) How can I use a Yahoo, AOL or Sky account?**
The preferred way to set up a Yahoo account is by using the quick setup wizard, which will use OAuth instead of a password and is therefore safer (and easier as well).
To authorize a Yahoo, AOL, or Sky account you will need to create an app password. For instructions, please see here:
To authorize a Yahoo, AOL, or Sky account you will need to create an app password. For instructions, please see here:
@ -1912,7 +1914,9 @@ By default FairEmail sends each message both as plain text and as HTML formatted
FairEmail will automatically link not linked web links (http and https) and not linked email addresses (mailto) for your convenience. However, texts and links are not easily distinguished, especially not with lots of [top level domains](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_top-level_domains) being words. This is why texts with dots are sometimes incorrectly recognized as links, which is better than not recognizing some links.
FairEmail will automatically link not linked web links (http and https) and not linked email addresses (mailto) for your convenience. However, texts and links are not easily distinguished, especially not with lots of [top level domains](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_top-level_domains) being words. This is why texts with dots are sometimes incorrectly recognized as links, which is better than not recognizing some links.
Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but links for less usual or less safe protocols like telnet and ftp will not be recognized.
Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but links for less usual or less safe protocols like telnet and ftp will not be recognized. The regex to recognize links is already *very* complex and adding more protocols will make it only slower and possibly cause errors.
<br/>
<aname="faq91"></a>
<aname="faq91"></a>
**~~(91) Can you add periodical synchronization to save battery power?~~**
**~~(91) Can you add periodical synchronization to save battery power?~~**
@ -1921,7 +1925,6 @@ Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but link
~~See [this FAQ](#user-content-faq39) about optimizing battery usage.~~
~~See [this FAQ](#user-content-faq39) about optimizing battery usage.~~
@ -1184,7 +1184,7 @@ Most of the battery usage, not considering viewing messages, is due to synchroni
If you have at least once a day internet connectivity, it is sufficient to synchronize messages just for one day.
If you have at least once a day internet connectivity, it is sufficient to synchronize messages just for one day.
Note that you can set the number of days to *keep* messages for to a higher number than to *synchronize* messages for. You could for example initially synchronize messages for a large number of days and after this has been completed reduce the number of days to synchronize messages for, but leave the number of days to keep messages for.
Note that you can set the number of days to *keep* messages for to a higher number than to *synchronize* messages for. You could for example initially synchronize messages for a large number of days and after this has been completed reduce the number of days to synchronize messages for, but leave the number of days to keep messages for. After decreasing the number of days to keep messages for, you might want to run the cleanup in the miscellaneous settings to remove old files.
In the receive settings you can enable to always synchronize starred messages, which will allow you to keep older messages around while synchronizing messages for a limited number of days.
In the receive settings you can enable to always synchronize starred messages, which will allow you to keep older messages around while synchronizing messages for a limited number of days.
@ -1880,6 +1880,8 @@ If the account authorization has expired, you will have to select the account ag
<aname="faq88"></a>
<aname="faq88"></a>
**(88) How can I use a Yahoo, AOL or Sky account?**
**(88) How can I use a Yahoo, AOL or Sky account?**
The preferred way to set up a Yahoo account is by using the quick setup wizard, which will use OAuth instead of a password and is therefore safer (and easier as well).
To authorize a Yahoo, AOL, or Sky account you will need to create an app password. For instructions, please see here:
To authorize a Yahoo, AOL, or Sky account you will need to create an app password. For instructions, please see here:
@ -1912,7 +1914,9 @@ By default FairEmail sends each message both as plain text and as HTML formatted
FairEmail will automatically link not linked web links (http and https) and not linked email addresses (mailto) for your convenience. However, texts and links are not easily distinguished, especially not with lots of [top level domains](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_top-level_domains) being words. This is why texts with dots are sometimes incorrectly recognized as links, which is better than not recognizing some links.
FairEmail will automatically link not linked web links (http and https) and not linked email addresses (mailto) for your convenience. However, texts and links are not easily distinguished, especially not with lots of [top level domains](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_top-level_domains) being words. This is why texts with dots are sometimes incorrectly recognized as links, which is better than not recognizing some links.
Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but links for less usual or less safe protocols like telnet and ftp will not be recognized.
Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but links for less usual or less safe protocols like telnet and ftp will not be recognized. The regex to recognize links is already *very* complex and adding more protocols will make it only slower and possibly cause errors.
<br/>
<aname="faq91"></a>
<aname="faq91"></a>
**~~(91) Can you add periodical synchronization to save battery power?~~**
**~~(91) Can you add periodical synchronization to save battery power?~~**
@ -1921,7 +1925,6 @@ Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but link
~~See [this FAQ](#user-content-faq39) about optimizing battery usage.~~
~~See [this FAQ](#user-content-faq39) about optimizing battery usage.~~
@ -1184,7 +1184,7 @@ Most of the battery usage, not considering viewing messages, is due to synchroni
If you have at least once a day internet connectivity, it is sufficient to synchronize messages just for one day.
If you have at least once a day internet connectivity, it is sufficient to synchronize messages just for one day.
Note that you can set the number of days to *keep* messages for to a higher number than to *synchronize* messages for. You could for example initially synchronize messages for a large number of days and after this has been completed reduce the number of days to synchronize messages for, but leave the number of days to keep messages for.
Note that you can set the number of days to *keep* messages for to a higher number than to *synchronize* messages for. You could for example initially synchronize messages for a large number of days and after this has been completed reduce the number of days to synchronize messages for, but leave the number of days to keep messages for. After decreasing the number of days to keep messages for, you might want to run the cleanup in the miscellaneous settings to remove old files.
In the receive settings you can enable to always synchronize starred messages, which will allow you to keep older messages around while synchronizing messages for a limited number of days.
In the receive settings you can enable to always synchronize starred messages, which will allow you to keep older messages around while synchronizing messages for a limited number of days.
@ -1880,6 +1880,8 @@ If the account authorization has expired, you will have to select the account ag
<aname="faq88"></a>
<aname="faq88"></a>
**(88) How can I use a Yahoo, AOL or Sky account?**
**(88) How can I use a Yahoo, AOL or Sky account?**
The preferred way to set up a Yahoo account is by using the quick setup wizard, which will use OAuth instead of a password and is therefore safer (and easier as well).
To authorize a Yahoo, AOL, or Sky account you will need to create an app password. For instructions, please see here:
To authorize a Yahoo, AOL, or Sky account you will need to create an app password. For instructions, please see here:
@ -1912,7 +1914,9 @@ By default FairEmail sends each message both as plain text and as HTML formatted
FairEmail will automatically link not linked web links (http and https) and not linked email addresses (mailto) for your convenience. However, texts and links are not easily distinguished, especially not with lots of [top level domains](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_top-level_domains) being words. This is why texts with dots are sometimes incorrectly recognized as links, which is better than not recognizing some links.
FairEmail will automatically link not linked web links (http and https) and not linked email addresses (mailto) for your convenience. However, texts and links are not easily distinguished, especially not with lots of [top level domains](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_top-level_domains) being words. This is why texts with dots are sometimes incorrectly recognized as links, which is better than not recognizing some links.
Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but links for less usual or less safe protocols like telnet and ftp will not be recognized.
Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but links for less usual or less safe protocols like telnet and ftp will not be recognized. The regex to recognize links is already *very* complex and adding more protocols will make it only slower and possibly cause errors.
<br/>
<aname="faq91"></a>
<aname="faq91"></a>
**~~(91) Can you add periodical synchronization to save battery power?~~**
**~~(91) Can you add periodical synchronization to save battery power?~~**
@ -1921,7 +1925,6 @@ Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but link
~~See [this FAQ](#user-content-faq39) about optimizing battery usage.~~
~~See [this FAQ](#user-content-faq39) about optimizing battery usage.~~
@ -1184,7 +1184,7 @@ Most of the battery usage, not considering viewing messages, is due to synchroni
If you have at least once a day internet connectivity, it is sufficient to synchronize messages just for one day.
If you have at least once a day internet connectivity, it is sufficient to synchronize messages just for one day.
Note that you can set the number of days to *keep* messages for to a higher number than to *synchronize* messages for. You could for example initially synchronize messages for a large number of days and after this has been completed reduce the number of days to synchronize messages for, but leave the number of days to keep messages for.
Note that you can set the number of days to *keep* messages for to a higher number than to *synchronize* messages for. You could for example initially synchronize messages for a large number of days and after this has been completed reduce the number of days to synchronize messages for, but leave the number of days to keep messages for. After decreasing the number of days to keep messages for, you might want to run the cleanup in the miscellaneous settings to remove old files.
In the receive settings you can enable to always synchronize starred messages, which will allow you to keep older messages around while synchronizing messages for a limited number of days.
In the receive settings you can enable to always synchronize starred messages, which will allow you to keep older messages around while synchronizing messages for a limited number of days.
@ -1880,6 +1880,8 @@ If the account authorization has expired, you will have to select the account ag
<aname="faq88"></a>
<aname="faq88"></a>
**(88) How can I use a Yahoo, AOL or Sky account?**
**(88) How can I use a Yahoo, AOL or Sky account?**
The preferred way to set up a Yahoo account is by using the quick setup wizard, which will use OAuth instead of a password and is therefore safer (and easier as well).
To authorize a Yahoo, AOL, or Sky account you will need to create an app password. For instructions, please see here:
To authorize a Yahoo, AOL, or Sky account you will need to create an app password. For instructions, please see here:
@ -1912,7 +1914,9 @@ By default FairEmail sends each message both as plain text and as HTML formatted
FairEmail will automatically link not linked web links (http and https) and not linked email addresses (mailto) for your convenience. However, texts and links are not easily distinguished, especially not with lots of [top level domains](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_top-level_domains) being words. This is why texts with dots are sometimes incorrectly recognized as links, which is better than not recognizing some links.
FairEmail will automatically link not linked web links (http and https) and not linked email addresses (mailto) for your convenience. However, texts and links are not easily distinguished, especially not with lots of [top level domains](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_top-level_domains) being words. This is why texts with dots are sometimes incorrectly recognized as links, which is better than not recognizing some links.
Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but links for less usual or less safe protocols like telnet and ftp will not be recognized.
Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but links for less usual or less safe protocols like telnet and ftp will not be recognized. The regex to recognize links is already *very* complex and adding more protocols will make it only slower and possibly cause errors.
<br/>
<aname="faq91"></a>
<aname="faq91"></a>
**~~(91) Can you add periodical synchronization to save battery power?~~**
**~~(91) Can you add periodical synchronization to save battery power?~~**
@ -1921,7 +1925,6 @@ Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but link
~~See [this FAQ](#user-content-faq39) about optimizing battery usage.~~
~~See [this FAQ](#user-content-faq39) about optimizing battery usage.~~
@ -1184,7 +1184,7 @@ Most of the battery usage, not considering viewing messages, is due to synchroni
If you have at least once a day internet connectivity, it is sufficient to synchronize messages just for one day.
If you have at least once a day internet connectivity, it is sufficient to synchronize messages just for one day.
Note that you can set the number of days to *keep* messages for to a higher number than to *synchronize* messages for. You could for example initially synchronize messages for a large number of days and after this has been completed reduce the number of days to synchronize messages for, but leave the number of days to keep messages for.
Note that you can set the number of days to *keep* messages for to a higher number than to *synchronize* messages for. You could for example initially synchronize messages for a large number of days and after this has been completed reduce the number of days to synchronize messages for, but leave the number of days to keep messages for. After decreasing the number of days to keep messages for, you might want to run the cleanup in the miscellaneous settings to remove old files.
In the receive settings you can enable to always synchronize starred messages, which will allow you to keep older messages around while synchronizing messages for a limited number of days.
In the receive settings you can enable to always synchronize starred messages, which will allow you to keep older messages around while synchronizing messages for a limited number of days.
@ -1880,6 +1880,8 @@ If the account authorization has expired, you will have to select the account ag
<aname="faq88"></a>
<aname="faq88"></a>
**(88) How can I use a Yahoo, AOL or Sky account?**
**(88) How can I use a Yahoo, AOL or Sky account?**
The preferred way to set up a Yahoo account is by using the quick setup wizard, which will use OAuth instead of a password and is therefore safer (and easier as well).
To authorize a Yahoo, AOL, or Sky account you will need to create an app password. For instructions, please see here:
To authorize a Yahoo, AOL, or Sky account you will need to create an app password. For instructions, please see here:
@ -1912,7 +1914,9 @@ By default FairEmail sends each message both as plain text and as HTML formatted
FairEmail will automatically link not linked web links (http and https) and not linked email addresses (mailto) for your convenience. However, texts and links are not easily distinguished, especially not with lots of [top level domains](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_top-level_domains) being words. This is why texts with dots are sometimes incorrectly recognized as links, which is better than not recognizing some links.
FairEmail will automatically link not linked web links (http and https) and not linked email addresses (mailto) for your convenience. However, texts and links are not easily distinguished, especially not with lots of [top level domains](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_top-level_domains) being words. This is why texts with dots are sometimes incorrectly recognized as links, which is better than not recognizing some links.
Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but links for less usual or less safe protocols like telnet and ftp will not be recognized.
Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but links for less usual or less safe protocols like telnet and ftp will not be recognized. The regex to recognize links is already *very* complex and adding more protocols will make it only slower and possibly cause errors.
<br/>
<aname="faq91"></a>
<aname="faq91"></a>
**~~(91) Can you add periodical synchronization to save battery power?~~**
**~~(91) Can you add periodical synchronization to save battery power?~~**
@ -1921,7 +1925,6 @@ Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but link
~~See [this FAQ](#user-content-faq39) about optimizing battery usage.~~
~~See [this FAQ](#user-content-faq39) about optimizing battery usage.~~
@ -1184,7 +1184,7 @@ Most of the battery usage, not considering viewing messages, is due to synchroni
If you have at least once a day internet connectivity, it is sufficient to synchronize messages just for one day.
If you have at least once a day internet connectivity, it is sufficient to synchronize messages just for one day.
Note that you can set the number of days to *keep* messages for to a higher number than to *synchronize* messages for. You could for example initially synchronize messages for a large number of days and after this has been completed reduce the number of days to synchronize messages for, but leave the number of days to keep messages for.
Note that you can set the number of days to *keep* messages for to a higher number than to *synchronize* messages for. You could for example initially synchronize messages for a large number of days and after this has been completed reduce the number of days to synchronize messages for, but leave the number of days to keep messages for. After decreasing the number of days to keep messages for, you might want to run the cleanup in the miscellaneous settings to remove old files.
In the receive settings you can enable to always synchronize starred messages, which will allow you to keep older messages around while synchronizing messages for a limited number of days.
In the receive settings you can enable to always synchronize starred messages, which will allow you to keep older messages around while synchronizing messages for a limited number of days.
@ -1880,6 +1880,8 @@ If the account authorization has expired, you will have to select the account ag
<aname="faq88"></a>
<aname="faq88"></a>
**(88) How can I use a Yahoo, AOL or Sky account?**
**(88) How can I use a Yahoo, AOL or Sky account?**
The preferred way to set up a Yahoo account is by using the quick setup wizard, which will use OAuth instead of a password and is therefore safer (and easier as well).
To authorize a Yahoo, AOL, or Sky account you will need to create an app password. For instructions, please see here:
To authorize a Yahoo, AOL, or Sky account you will need to create an app password. For instructions, please see here:
@ -1912,7 +1914,9 @@ By default FairEmail sends each message both as plain text and as HTML formatted
FairEmail will automatically link not linked web links (http and https) and not linked email addresses (mailto) for your convenience. However, texts and links are not easily distinguished, especially not with lots of [top level domains](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_top-level_domains) being words. This is why texts with dots are sometimes incorrectly recognized as links, which is better than not recognizing some links.
FairEmail will automatically link not linked web links (http and https) and not linked email addresses (mailto) for your convenience. However, texts and links are not easily distinguished, especially not with lots of [top level domains](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_top-level_domains) being words. This is why texts with dots are sometimes incorrectly recognized as links, which is better than not recognizing some links.
Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but links for less usual or less safe protocols like telnet and ftp will not be recognized.
Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but links for less usual or less safe protocols like telnet and ftp will not be recognized. The regex to recognize links is already *very* complex and adding more protocols will make it only slower and possibly cause errors.
<br/>
<aname="faq91"></a>
<aname="faq91"></a>
**~~(91) Can you add periodical synchronization to save battery power?~~**
**~~(91) Can you add periodical synchronization to save battery power?~~**
@ -1921,7 +1925,6 @@ Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but link
~~See [this FAQ](#user-content-faq39) about optimizing battery usage.~~
~~See [this FAQ](#user-content-faq39) about optimizing battery usage.~~
@ -1184,7 +1184,7 @@ Most of the battery usage, not considering viewing messages, is due to synchroni
If you have at least once a day internet connectivity, it is sufficient to synchronize messages just for one day.
If you have at least once a day internet connectivity, it is sufficient to synchronize messages just for one day.
Note that you can set the number of days to *keep* messages for to a higher number than to *synchronize* messages for. You could for example initially synchronize messages for a large number of days and after this has been completed reduce the number of days to synchronize messages for, but leave the number of days to keep messages for.
Note that you can set the number of days to *keep* messages for to a higher number than to *synchronize* messages for. You could for example initially synchronize messages for a large number of days and after this has been completed reduce the number of days to synchronize messages for, but leave the number of days to keep messages for. After decreasing the number of days to keep messages for, you might want to run the cleanup in the miscellaneous settings to remove old files.
In the receive settings you can enable to always synchronize starred messages, which will allow you to keep older messages around while synchronizing messages for a limited number of days.
In the receive settings you can enable to always synchronize starred messages, which will allow you to keep older messages around while synchronizing messages for a limited number of days.
@ -1880,6 +1880,8 @@ If the account authorization has expired, you will have to select the account ag
<aname="faq88"></a>
<aname="faq88"></a>
**(88) How can I use a Yahoo, AOL or Sky account?**
**(88) How can I use a Yahoo, AOL or Sky account?**
The preferred way to set up a Yahoo account is by using the quick setup wizard, which will use OAuth instead of a password and is therefore safer (and easier as well).
To authorize a Yahoo, AOL, or Sky account you will need to create an app password. For instructions, please see here:
To authorize a Yahoo, AOL, or Sky account you will need to create an app password. For instructions, please see here:
@ -1912,7 +1914,9 @@ By default FairEmail sends each message both as plain text and as HTML formatted
FairEmail will automatically link not linked web links (http and https) and not linked email addresses (mailto) for your convenience. However, texts and links are not easily distinguished, especially not with lots of [top level domains](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_top-level_domains) being words. This is why texts with dots are sometimes incorrectly recognized as links, which is better than not recognizing some links.
FairEmail will automatically link not linked web links (http and https) and not linked email addresses (mailto) for your convenience. However, texts and links are not easily distinguished, especially not with lots of [top level domains](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_top-level_domains) being words. This is why texts with dots are sometimes incorrectly recognized as links, which is better than not recognizing some links.
Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but links for less usual or less safe protocols like telnet and ftp will not be recognized.
Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but links for less usual or less safe protocols like telnet and ftp will not be recognized. The regex to recognize links is already *very* complex and adding more protocols will make it only slower and possibly cause errors.
<br/>
<aname="faq91"></a>
<aname="faq91"></a>
**~~(91) Can you add periodical synchronization to save battery power?~~**
**~~(91) Can you add periodical synchronization to save battery power?~~**
@ -1921,7 +1925,6 @@ Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but link
~~See [this FAQ](#user-content-faq39) about optimizing battery usage.~~
~~See [this FAQ](#user-content-faq39) about optimizing battery usage.~~
@ -1184,7 +1184,7 @@ Most of the battery usage, not considering viewing messages, is due to synchroni
If you have at least once a day internet connectivity, it is sufficient to synchronize messages just for one day.
If you have at least once a day internet connectivity, it is sufficient to synchronize messages just for one day.
Note that you can set the number of days to *keep* messages for to a higher number than to *synchronize* messages for. You could for example initially synchronize messages for a large number of days and after this has been completed reduce the number of days to synchronize messages for, but leave the number of days to keep messages for.
Note that you can set the number of days to *keep* messages for to a higher number than to *synchronize* messages for. You could for example initially synchronize messages for a large number of days and after this has been completed reduce the number of days to synchronize messages for, but leave the number of days to keep messages for. Setelah mengurangi jumlah hari untuk menyimpan pesan, Anda mungkin ingin menjalankan pembersihan di pengaturan lain-lain untuk menghapus file lama.
In the receive settings you can enable to always synchronize starred messages, which will allow you to keep older messages around while synchronizing messages for a limited number of days.
In the receive settings you can enable to always synchronize starred messages, which will allow you to keep older messages around while synchronizing messages for a limited number of days.
@ -1880,17 +1880,19 @@ If the account authorization has expired, you will have to select the account ag
<aname="faq88"></a>
<aname="faq88"></a>
**(88) How can I use a Yahoo, AOL or Sky account?**
**(88) How can I use a Yahoo, AOL or Sky account?**
To authorize a Yahoo, AOL, or Sky account you will need to create an app password. For instructions, please see here:
Mengatur akun Yahoo lebih diutamakan menggunakan pengaturan cepat, yang mana menggunakan OAuth bukan dengan kata sandi oleh karena itu lebih aman (dan juga lebih mudah).
Untuk mengotorisasi akun Yahoo, AOL, atau Sky, Anda perlu membuat kata sandi aplikasi. Untuk petunjuk, silakan lihat di sini:
Please see [this FAQ](#user-content-faq111) about OAuth support.
Silakan lihat [ FAQ ini ](#user-content-faq111) tentang bantuan OAuth.
Note that Yahoo, AOL, and Sky do not support standard push messages. The Yahoo email app uses a proprietary, undocumented protocol for push messages.
Untuk diperhatikan, bahwa Yahoo, AOL, dan Sky tidak mendukung standar pesan dorong. Aplikasi email Yahoo menggunakan protokol paten dan tidak ada dokumentasi untuk pesan dorong.
Push messages require [IMAP IDLE](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IMAP_IDLE) and the Yahoo email server does not report IDLE as capability:
Pesan dorong memerlukan [IMAP IDLE](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IMAP_IDLE) dan server email Yahoo tidak melaporkan IDLE sebagai kapabilitas:
```
```
Y1 CAPABILITY
Y1 CAPABILITY
@ -1903,7 +1905,7 @@ Y1 OK CAPABILITY completed
<aname="faq89"></a>
<aname="faq89"></a>
**(89) How can I send plain text only messages?**
**(89) How can I send plain text only messages?**
By default FairEmail sends each message both as plain text and as HTML formatted text because almost every receiver expects formatted messages these days. If you want/need to send plain text messages only, you can enable this in the advanced identity options. You might want to create a new identity for this if you want/need to select sending plain text messages on a case-by-case basis.
Secara standar, FairEmail mengirim setiap pesan baik sebagai teks biasa dan teks berformat HTML karena hampir setiap penerima mengharapkan pesan yang diformat saat ini. Jika Anda ingin / perlu mengirim pesan teks biasa saja, Anda dapat mengaktifkannya di opsi identitas lanjutan. You might want to create a new identity for this if you want/need to select sending plain text messages on a case-by-case basis.
<br/>
<br/>
@ -1912,7 +1914,9 @@ By default FairEmail sends each message both as plain text and as HTML formatted
FairEmail will automatically link not linked web links (http and https) and not linked email addresses (mailto) for your convenience. However, texts and links are not easily distinguished, especially not with lots of [top level domains](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_top-level_domains) being words. This is why texts with dots are sometimes incorrectly recognized as links, which is better than not recognizing some links.
FairEmail will automatically link not linked web links (http and https) and not linked email addresses (mailto) for your convenience. However, texts and links are not easily distinguished, especially not with lots of [top level domains](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_top-level_domains) being words. This is why texts with dots are sometimes incorrectly recognized as links, which is better than not recognizing some links.
Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but links for less usual or less safe protocols like telnet and ftp will not be recognized.
Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but links for less usual or less safe protocols like telnet and ftp will not be recognized. The regex to recognize links is already *very* complex and adding more protocols will make it only slower and possibly cause errors.
<br/>
<aname="faq91"></a>
<aname="faq91"></a>
**~~(91) Can you add periodical synchronization to save battery power?~~**
**~~(91) Can you add periodical synchronization to save battery power?~~**
@ -1921,7 +1925,6 @@ Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but link
~~See [this FAQ](#user-content-faq39) about optimizing battery usage.~~
~~See [this FAQ](#user-content-faq39) about optimizing battery usage.~~
<br/>
<br/>
<aname="faq92"></a>
<aname="faq92"></a>
@ -1946,9 +1949,9 @@ If legitimate messages are failing authentication, you should notify the sender
<aname="faq93"></a>
<aname="faq93"></a>
**(93) Can you allow installation/data storage on external storage media (sdcard)?**
**(93) Can you allow installation/data storage on external storage media (sdcard)?**
FairEmail uses services and alarms, provides widgets and listens for the boot completed event to be started on device start, so it is not possible to store the app on external storage media, like an sdcard. See also [here](https://developer.android.com/guide/topics/data/install-location).
FairEmail uses services and alarms, provides widgets and listens for the boot completed event to be started on device start, so it is not possible to store the app on external storage media, like an sdcard. Lihat juga [di sini](https://developer.android.com/guide/topics/data/install-location).
Messages, attachments, etc stored on external storage media, like an sdcard, can be accessed by other apps and is therefore not safe. See [here](https://developer.android.com/training/data-storage) for the details.
Pesan, lampiran, dll. yang disimpan di media penyimpanan eksternal, seperti kartu memori, dapat diakses oleh aplikasi lain oleh karena itu tidak aman. Lihat [di sini](https://developer.android.com/training/data-storage) untuk lebih lanjut.
When needed you can save (raw) messages via the three-dots menu just above the message text and save attachments by tapping on the floppy icon.
When needed you can save (raw) messages via the three-dots menu just above the message text and save attachments by tapping on the floppy icon.
@ -1184,7 +1184,7 @@ Most of the battery usage, not considering viewing messages, is due to synchroni
If you have at least once a day internet connectivity, it is sufficient to synchronize messages just for one day.
If you have at least once a day internet connectivity, it is sufficient to synchronize messages just for one day.
Note that you can set the number of days to *keep* messages for to a higher number than to *synchronize* messages for. You could for example initially synchronize messages for a large number of days and after this has been completed reduce the number of days to synchronize messages for, but leave the number of days to keep messages for.
Note that you can set the number of days to *keep* messages for to a higher number than to *synchronize* messages for. You could for example initially synchronize messages for a large number of days and after this has been completed reduce the number of days to synchronize messages for, but leave the number of days to keep messages for. After decreasing the number of days to keep messages for, you might want to run the cleanup in the miscellaneous settings to remove old files.
In the receive settings you can enable to always synchronize starred messages, which will allow you to keep older messages around while synchronizing messages for a limited number of days.
In the receive settings you can enable to always synchronize starred messages, which will allow you to keep older messages around while synchronizing messages for a limited number of days.
@ -1880,6 +1880,8 @@ If the account authorization has expired, you will have to select the account ag
<aname="faq88"></a>
<aname="faq88"></a>
**(88) How can I use a Yahoo, AOL or Sky account?**
**(88) How can I use a Yahoo, AOL or Sky account?**
The preferred way to set up a Yahoo account is by using the quick setup wizard, which will use OAuth instead of a password and is therefore safer (and easier as well).
To authorize a Yahoo, AOL, or Sky account you will need to create an app password. For instructions, please see here:
To authorize a Yahoo, AOL, or Sky account you will need to create an app password. For instructions, please see here:
@ -1912,7 +1914,9 @@ By default FairEmail sends each message both as plain text and as HTML formatted
FairEmail will automatically link not linked web links (http and https) and not linked email addresses (mailto) for your convenience. However, texts and links are not easily distinguished, especially not with lots of [top level domains](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_top-level_domains) being words. This is why texts with dots are sometimes incorrectly recognized as links, which is better than not recognizing some links.
FairEmail will automatically link not linked web links (http and https) and not linked email addresses (mailto) for your convenience. However, texts and links are not easily distinguished, especially not with lots of [top level domains](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_top-level_domains) being words. This is why texts with dots are sometimes incorrectly recognized as links, which is better than not recognizing some links.
Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but links for less usual or less safe protocols like telnet and ftp will not be recognized.
Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but links for less usual or less safe protocols like telnet and ftp will not be recognized. The regex to recognize links is already *very* complex and adding more protocols will make it only slower and possibly cause errors.
<br/>
<aname="faq91"></a>
<aname="faq91"></a>
**~~(91) Can you add periodical synchronization to save battery power?~~**
**~~(91) Can you add periodical synchronization to save battery power?~~**
@ -1921,7 +1925,6 @@ Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but link
~~See [this FAQ](#user-content-faq39) about optimizing battery usage.~~
~~See [this FAQ](#user-content-faq39) about optimizing battery usage.~~
@ -1184,7 +1184,7 @@ Most of the battery usage, not considering viewing messages, is due to synchroni
If you have at least once a day internet connectivity, it is sufficient to synchronize messages just for one day.
If you have at least once a day internet connectivity, it is sufficient to synchronize messages just for one day.
Note that you can set the number of days to *keep* messages for to a higher number than to *synchronize* messages for. You could for example initially synchronize messages for a large number of days and after this has been completed reduce the number of days to synchronize messages for, but leave the number of days to keep messages for.
Note that you can set the number of days to *keep* messages for to a higher number than to *synchronize* messages for. You could for example initially synchronize messages for a large number of days and after this has been completed reduce the number of days to synchronize messages for, but leave the number of days to keep messages for. After decreasing the number of days to keep messages for, you might want to run the cleanup in the miscellaneous settings to remove old files.
In the receive settings you can enable to always synchronize starred messages, which will allow you to keep older messages around while synchronizing messages for a limited number of days.
In the receive settings you can enable to always synchronize starred messages, which will allow you to keep older messages around while synchronizing messages for a limited number of days.
@ -1880,6 +1880,8 @@ If the account authorization has expired, you will have to select the account ag
<aname="faq88"></a>
<aname="faq88"></a>
**(88) How can I use a Yahoo, AOL or Sky account?**
**(88) How can I use a Yahoo, AOL or Sky account?**
The preferred way to set up a Yahoo account is by using the quick setup wizard, which will use OAuth instead of a password and is therefore safer (and easier as well).
To authorize a Yahoo, AOL, or Sky account you will need to create an app password. For instructions, please see here:
To authorize a Yahoo, AOL, or Sky account you will need to create an app password. For instructions, please see here:
@ -1912,7 +1914,9 @@ By default FairEmail sends each message both as plain text and as HTML formatted
FairEmail will automatically link not linked web links (http and https) and not linked email addresses (mailto) for your convenience. However, texts and links are not easily distinguished, especially not with lots of [top level domains](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_top-level_domains) being words. This is why texts with dots are sometimes incorrectly recognized as links, which is better than not recognizing some links.
FairEmail will automatically link not linked web links (http and https) and not linked email addresses (mailto) for your convenience. However, texts and links are not easily distinguished, especially not with lots of [top level domains](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_top-level_domains) being words. This is why texts with dots are sometimes incorrectly recognized as links, which is better than not recognizing some links.
Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but links for less usual or less safe protocols like telnet and ftp will not be recognized.
Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but links for less usual or less safe protocols like telnet and ftp will not be recognized. The regex to recognize links is already *very* complex and adding more protocols will make it only slower and possibly cause errors.
<br/>
<aname="faq91"></a>
<aname="faq91"></a>
**~~(91) Can you add periodical synchronization to save battery power?~~**
**~~(91) Can you add periodical synchronization to save battery power?~~**
@ -1921,7 +1925,6 @@ Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but link
~~See [this FAQ](#user-content-faq39) about optimizing battery usage.~~
~~See [this FAQ](#user-content-faq39) about optimizing battery usage.~~
@ -1184,7 +1184,7 @@ Most of the battery usage, not considering viewing messages, is due to synchroni
If you have at least once a day internet connectivity, it is sufficient to synchronize messages just for one day.
If you have at least once a day internet connectivity, it is sufficient to synchronize messages just for one day.
Note that you can set the number of days to *keep* messages for to a higher number than to *synchronize* messages for. You could for example initially synchronize messages for a large number of days and after this has been completed reduce the number of days to synchronize messages for, but leave the number of days to keep messages for.
Note that you can set the number of days to *keep* messages for to a higher number than to *synchronize* messages for. You could for example initially synchronize messages for a large number of days and after this has been completed reduce the number of days to synchronize messages for, but leave the number of days to keep messages for. After decreasing the number of days to keep messages for, you might want to run the cleanup in the miscellaneous settings to remove old files.
In the receive settings you can enable to always synchronize starred messages, which will allow you to keep older messages around while synchronizing messages for a limited number of days.
In the receive settings you can enable to always synchronize starred messages, which will allow you to keep older messages around while synchronizing messages for a limited number of days.
@ -1880,6 +1880,8 @@ If the account authorization has expired, you will have to select the account ag
<aname="faq88"></a>
<aname="faq88"></a>
**(88) How can I use a Yahoo, AOL or Sky account?**
**(88) How can I use a Yahoo, AOL or Sky account?**
The preferred way to set up a Yahoo account is by using the quick setup wizard, which will use OAuth instead of a password and is therefore safer (and easier as well).
To authorize a Yahoo, AOL, or Sky account you will need to create an app password. For instructions, please see here:
To authorize a Yahoo, AOL, or Sky account you will need to create an app password. For instructions, please see here:
@ -1912,7 +1914,9 @@ By default FairEmail sends each message both as plain text and as HTML formatted
FairEmail will automatically link not linked web links (http and https) and not linked email addresses (mailto) for your convenience. However, texts and links are not easily distinguished, especially not with lots of [top level domains](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_top-level_domains) being words. This is why texts with dots are sometimes incorrectly recognized as links, which is better than not recognizing some links.
FairEmail will automatically link not linked web links (http and https) and not linked email addresses (mailto) for your convenience. However, texts and links are not easily distinguished, especially not with lots of [top level domains](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_top-level_domains) being words. This is why texts with dots are sometimes incorrectly recognized as links, which is better than not recognizing some links.
Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but links for less usual or less safe protocols like telnet and ftp will not be recognized.
Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but links for less usual or less safe protocols like telnet and ftp will not be recognized. The regex to recognize links is already *very* complex and adding more protocols will make it only slower and possibly cause errors.
<br/>
<aname="faq91"></a>
<aname="faq91"></a>
**~~(91) Can you add periodical synchronization to save battery power?~~**
**~~(91) Can you add periodical synchronization to save battery power?~~**
@ -1921,7 +1925,6 @@ Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but link
~~See [this FAQ](#user-content-faq39) about optimizing battery usage.~~
~~See [this FAQ](#user-content-faq39) about optimizing battery usage.~~
@ -1184,7 +1184,7 @@ Most of the battery usage, not considering viewing messages, is due to synchroni
If you have at least once a day internet connectivity, it is sufficient to synchronize messages just for one day.
If you have at least once a day internet connectivity, it is sufficient to synchronize messages just for one day.
Note that you can set the number of days to *keep* messages for to a higher number than to *synchronize* messages for. You could for example initially synchronize messages for a large number of days and after this has been completed reduce the number of days to synchronize messages for, but leave the number of days to keep messages for.
Note that you can set the number of days to *keep* messages for to a higher number than to *synchronize* messages for. You could for example initially synchronize messages for a large number of days and after this has been completed reduce the number of days to synchronize messages for, but leave the number of days to keep messages for. After decreasing the number of days to keep messages for, you might want to run the cleanup in the miscellaneous settings to remove old files.
In the receive settings you can enable to always synchronize starred messages, which will allow you to keep older messages around while synchronizing messages for a limited number of days.
In the receive settings you can enable to always synchronize starred messages, which will allow you to keep older messages around while synchronizing messages for a limited number of days.
@ -1880,6 +1880,8 @@ If the account authorization has expired, you will have to select the account ag
<aname="faq88"></a>
<aname="faq88"></a>
**(88) How can I use a Yahoo, AOL or Sky account?**
**(88) How can I use a Yahoo, AOL or Sky account?**
The preferred way to set up a Yahoo account is by using the quick setup wizard, which will use OAuth instead of a password and is therefore safer (and easier as well).
To authorize a Yahoo, AOL, or Sky account you will need to create an app password. For instructions, please see here:
To authorize a Yahoo, AOL, or Sky account you will need to create an app password. For instructions, please see here:
@ -1912,7 +1914,9 @@ By default FairEmail sends each message both as plain text and as HTML formatted
FairEmail will automatically link not linked web links (http and https) and not linked email addresses (mailto) for your convenience. However, texts and links are not easily distinguished, especially not with lots of [top level domains](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_top-level_domains) being words. This is why texts with dots are sometimes incorrectly recognized as links, which is better than not recognizing some links.
FairEmail will automatically link not linked web links (http and https) and not linked email addresses (mailto) for your convenience. However, texts and links are not easily distinguished, especially not with lots of [top level domains](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_top-level_domains) being words. This is why texts with dots are sometimes incorrectly recognized as links, which is better than not recognizing some links.
Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but links for less usual or less safe protocols like telnet and ftp will not be recognized.
Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but links for less usual or less safe protocols like telnet and ftp will not be recognized. The regex to recognize links is already *very* complex and adding more protocols will make it only slower and possibly cause errors.
<br/>
<aname="faq91"></a>
<aname="faq91"></a>
**~~(91) Can you add periodical synchronization to save battery power?~~**
**~~(91) Can you add periodical synchronization to save battery power?~~**
@ -1921,7 +1925,6 @@ Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but link
~~See [this FAQ](#user-content-faq39) about optimizing battery usage.~~
~~See [this FAQ](#user-content-faq39) about optimizing battery usage.~~
@ -1184,7 +1184,7 @@ Most of the battery usage, not considering viewing messages, is due to synchroni
If you have at least once a day internet connectivity, it is sufficient to synchronize messages just for one day.
If you have at least once a day internet connectivity, it is sufficient to synchronize messages just for one day.
Note that you can set the number of days to *keep* messages for to a higher number than to *synchronize* messages for. You could for example initially synchronize messages for a large number of days and after this has been completed reduce the number of days to synchronize messages for, but leave the number of days to keep messages for.
Note that you can set the number of days to *keep* messages for to a higher number than to *synchronize* messages for. You could for example initially synchronize messages for a large number of days and after this has been completed reduce the number of days to synchronize messages for, but leave the number of days to keep messages for. After decreasing the number of days to keep messages for, you might want to run the cleanup in the miscellaneous settings to remove old files.
In the receive settings you can enable to always synchronize starred messages, which will allow you to keep older messages around while synchronizing messages for a limited number of days.
In the receive settings you can enable to always synchronize starred messages, which will allow you to keep older messages around while synchronizing messages for a limited number of days.
@ -1880,6 +1880,8 @@ If the account authorization has expired, you will have to select the account ag
<aname="faq88"></a>
<aname="faq88"></a>
**(88) How can I use a Yahoo, AOL or Sky account?**
**(88) How can I use a Yahoo, AOL or Sky account?**
The preferred way to set up a Yahoo account is by using the quick setup wizard, which will use OAuth instead of a password and is therefore safer (and easier as well).
To authorize a Yahoo, AOL, or Sky account you will need to create an app password. For instructions, please see here:
To authorize a Yahoo, AOL, or Sky account you will need to create an app password. For instructions, please see here:
@ -1912,7 +1914,9 @@ By default FairEmail sends each message both as plain text and as HTML formatted
FairEmail will automatically link not linked web links (http and https) and not linked email addresses (mailto) for your convenience. However, texts and links are not easily distinguished, especially not with lots of [top level domains](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_top-level_domains) being words. This is why texts with dots are sometimes incorrectly recognized as links, which is better than not recognizing some links.
FairEmail will automatically link not linked web links (http and https) and not linked email addresses (mailto) for your convenience. However, texts and links are not easily distinguished, especially not with lots of [top level domains](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_top-level_domains) being words. This is why texts with dots are sometimes incorrectly recognized as links, which is better than not recognizing some links.
Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but links for less usual or less safe protocols like telnet and ftp will not be recognized.
Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but links for less usual or less safe protocols like telnet and ftp will not be recognized. The regex to recognize links is already *very* complex and adding more protocols will make it only slower and possibly cause errors.
<br/>
<aname="faq91"></a>
<aname="faq91"></a>
**~~(91) Can you add periodical synchronization to save battery power?~~**
**~~(91) Can you add periodical synchronization to save battery power?~~**
@ -1921,7 +1925,6 @@ Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but link
~~See [this FAQ](#user-content-faq39) about optimizing battery usage.~~
~~See [this FAQ](#user-content-faq39) about optimizing battery usage.~~
@ -1184,7 +1184,7 @@ Most of the battery usage, not considering viewing messages, is due to synchroni
If you have at least once a day internet connectivity, it is sufficient to synchronize messages just for one day.
If you have at least once a day internet connectivity, it is sufficient to synchronize messages just for one day.
Note that you can set the number of days to *keep* messages for to a higher number than to *synchronize* messages for. You could for example initially synchronize messages for a large number of days and after this has been completed reduce the number of days to synchronize messages for, but leave the number of days to keep messages for.
Note that you can set the number of days to *keep* messages for to a higher number than to *synchronize* messages for. You could for example initially synchronize messages for a large number of days and after this has been completed reduce the number of days to synchronize messages for, but leave the number of days to keep messages for. After decreasing the number of days to keep messages for, you might want to run the cleanup in the miscellaneous settings to remove old files.
In the receive settings you can enable to always synchronize starred messages, which will allow you to keep older messages around while synchronizing messages for a limited number of days.
In the receive settings you can enable to always synchronize starred messages, which will allow you to keep older messages around while synchronizing messages for a limited number of days.
@ -1880,6 +1880,8 @@ If the account authorization has expired, you will have to select the account ag
<aname="faq88"></a>
<aname="faq88"></a>
**(88) How can I use a Yahoo, AOL or Sky account?**
**(88) How can I use a Yahoo, AOL or Sky account?**
The preferred way to set up a Yahoo account is by using the quick setup wizard, which will use OAuth instead of a password and is therefore safer (and easier as well).
To authorize a Yahoo, AOL, or Sky account you will need to create an app password. For instructions, please see here:
To authorize a Yahoo, AOL, or Sky account you will need to create an app password. For instructions, please see here:
@ -1912,7 +1914,9 @@ By default FairEmail sends each message both as plain text and as HTML formatted
FairEmail will automatically link not linked web links (http and https) and not linked email addresses (mailto) for your convenience. However, texts and links are not easily distinguished, especially not with lots of [top level domains](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_top-level_domains) being words. This is why texts with dots are sometimes incorrectly recognized as links, which is better than not recognizing some links.
FairEmail will automatically link not linked web links (http and https) and not linked email addresses (mailto) for your convenience. However, texts and links are not easily distinguished, especially not with lots of [top level domains](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_top-level_domains) being words. This is why texts with dots are sometimes incorrectly recognized as links, which is better than not recognizing some links.
Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but links for less usual or less safe protocols like telnet and ftp will not be recognized.
Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but links for less usual or less safe protocols like telnet and ftp will not be recognized. The regex to recognize links is already *very* complex and adding more protocols will make it only slower and possibly cause errors.
<br/>
<aname="faq91"></a>
<aname="faq91"></a>
**~~(91) Can you add periodical synchronization to save battery power?~~**
**~~(91) Can you add periodical synchronization to save battery power?~~**
@ -1921,7 +1925,6 @@ Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but link
~~See [this FAQ](#user-content-faq39) about optimizing battery usage.~~
~~See [this FAQ](#user-content-faq39) about optimizing battery usage.~~
@ -1184,7 +1184,7 @@ Most of the battery usage, not considering viewing messages, is due to synchroni
If you have at least once a day internet connectivity, it is sufficient to synchronize messages just for one day.
If you have at least once a day internet connectivity, it is sufficient to synchronize messages just for one day.
Note that you can set the number of days to *keep* messages for to a higher number than to *synchronize* messages for. You could for example initially synchronize messages for a large number of days and after this has been completed reduce the number of days to synchronize messages for, but leave the number of days to keep messages for.
Note that you can set the number of days to *keep* messages for to a higher number than to *synchronize* messages for. You could for example initially synchronize messages for a large number of days and after this has been completed reduce the number of days to synchronize messages for, but leave the number of days to keep messages for. After decreasing the number of days to keep messages for, you might want to run the cleanup in the miscellaneous settings to remove old files.
In the receive settings you can enable to always synchronize starred messages, which will allow you to keep older messages around while synchronizing messages for a limited number of days.
In the receive settings you can enable to always synchronize starred messages, which will allow you to keep older messages around while synchronizing messages for a limited number of days.
@ -1880,6 +1880,8 @@ If the account authorization has expired, you will have to select the account ag
<aname="faq88"></a>
<aname="faq88"></a>
**(88) How can I use a Yahoo, AOL or Sky account?**
**(88) How can I use a Yahoo, AOL or Sky account?**
The preferred way to set up a Yahoo account is by using the quick setup wizard, which will use OAuth instead of a password and is therefore safer (and easier as well).
To authorize a Yahoo, AOL, or Sky account you will need to create an app password. For instructions, please see here:
To authorize a Yahoo, AOL, or Sky account you will need to create an app password. For instructions, please see here:
@ -1912,7 +1914,9 @@ By default FairEmail sends each message both as plain text and as HTML formatted
FairEmail will automatically link not linked web links (http and https) and not linked email addresses (mailto) for your convenience. However, texts and links are not easily distinguished, especially not with lots of [top level domains](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_top-level_domains) being words. This is why texts with dots are sometimes incorrectly recognized as links, which is better than not recognizing some links.
FairEmail will automatically link not linked web links (http and https) and not linked email addresses (mailto) for your convenience. However, texts and links are not easily distinguished, especially not with lots of [top level domains](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_top-level_domains) being words. This is why texts with dots are sometimes incorrectly recognized as links, which is better than not recognizing some links.
Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but links for less usual or less safe protocols like telnet and ftp will not be recognized.
Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but links for less usual or less safe protocols like telnet and ftp will not be recognized. The regex to recognize links is already *very* complex and adding more protocols will make it only slower and possibly cause errors.
<br/>
<aname="faq91"></a>
<aname="faq91"></a>
**~~(91) Can you add periodical synchronization to save battery power?~~**
**~~(91) Can you add periodical synchronization to save battery power?~~**
@ -1921,7 +1925,6 @@ Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but link
~~See [this FAQ](#user-content-faq39) about optimizing battery usage.~~
~~See [this FAQ](#user-content-faq39) about optimizing battery usage.~~
@ -1184,7 +1184,7 @@ Most of the battery usage, not considering viewing messages, is due to synchroni
If you have at least once a day internet connectivity, it is sufficient to synchronize messages just for one day.
If you have at least once a day internet connectivity, it is sufficient to synchronize messages just for one day.
Note that you can set the number of days to *keep* messages for to a higher number than to *synchronize* messages for. You could for example initially synchronize messages for a large number of days and after this has been completed reduce the number of days to synchronize messages for, but leave the number of days to keep messages for.
Note that you can set the number of days to *keep* messages for to a higher number than to *synchronize* messages for. You could for example initially synchronize messages for a large number of days and after this has been completed reduce the number of days to synchronize messages for, but leave the number of days to keep messages for. After decreasing the number of days to keep messages for, you might want to run the cleanup in the miscellaneous settings to remove old files.
In the receive settings you can enable to always synchronize starred messages, which will allow you to keep older messages around while synchronizing messages for a limited number of days.
In the receive settings you can enable to always synchronize starred messages, which will allow you to keep older messages around while synchronizing messages for a limited number of days.
@ -1880,6 +1880,8 @@ If the account authorization has expired, you will have to select the account ag
<aname="faq88"></a>
<aname="faq88"></a>
**(88) How can I use a Yahoo, AOL or Sky account?**
**(88) How can I use a Yahoo, AOL or Sky account?**
The preferred way to set up a Yahoo account is by using the quick setup wizard, which will use OAuth instead of a password and is therefore safer (and easier as well).
To authorize a Yahoo, AOL, or Sky account you will need to create an app password. For instructions, please see here:
To authorize a Yahoo, AOL, or Sky account you will need to create an app password. For instructions, please see here:
@ -1912,7 +1914,9 @@ By default FairEmail sends each message both as plain text and as HTML formatted
FairEmail will automatically link not linked web links (http and https) and not linked email addresses (mailto) for your convenience. However, texts and links are not easily distinguished, especially not with lots of [top level domains](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_top-level_domains) being words. This is why texts with dots are sometimes incorrectly recognized as links, which is better than not recognizing some links.
FairEmail will automatically link not linked web links (http and https) and not linked email addresses (mailto) for your convenience. However, texts and links are not easily distinguished, especially not with lots of [top level domains](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_top-level_domains) being words. This is why texts with dots are sometimes incorrectly recognized as links, which is better than not recognizing some links.
Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but links for less usual or less safe protocols like telnet and ftp will not be recognized.
Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but links for less usual or less safe protocols like telnet and ftp will not be recognized. The regex to recognize links is already *very* complex and adding more protocols will make it only slower and possibly cause errors.
<br/>
<aname="faq91"></a>
<aname="faq91"></a>
**~~(91) Can you add periodical synchronization to save battery power?~~**
**~~(91) Can you add periodical synchronization to save battery power?~~**
@ -1921,7 +1925,6 @@ Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but link
~~See [this FAQ](#user-content-faq39) about optimizing battery usage.~~
~~See [this FAQ](#user-content-faq39) about optimizing battery usage.~~
@ -1184,7 +1184,7 @@ Most of the battery usage, not considering viewing messages, is due to synchroni
If you have at least once a day internet connectivity, it is sufficient to synchronize messages just for one day.
If you have at least once a day internet connectivity, it is sufficient to synchronize messages just for one day.
Note that you can set the number of days to *keep* messages for to a higher number than to *synchronize* messages for. You could for example initially synchronize messages for a large number of days and after this has been completed reduce the number of days to synchronize messages for, but leave the number of days to keep messages for.
Note that you can set the number of days to *keep* messages for to a higher number than to *synchronize* messages for. You could for example initially synchronize messages for a large number of days and after this has been completed reduce the number of days to synchronize messages for, but leave the number of days to keep messages for. After decreasing the number of days to keep messages for, you might want to run the cleanup in the miscellaneous settings to remove old files.
In the receive settings you can enable to always synchronize starred messages, which will allow you to keep older messages around while synchronizing messages for a limited number of days.
In the receive settings you can enable to always synchronize starred messages, which will allow you to keep older messages around while synchronizing messages for a limited number of days.
@ -1880,6 +1880,8 @@ If the account authorization has expired, you will have to select the account ag
<aname="faq88"></a>
<aname="faq88"></a>
**(88) How can I use a Yahoo, AOL or Sky account?**
**(88) How can I use a Yahoo, AOL or Sky account?**
The preferred way to set up a Yahoo account is by using the quick setup wizard, which will use OAuth instead of a password and is therefore safer (and easier as well).
To authorize a Yahoo, AOL, or Sky account you will need to create an app password. For instructions, please see here:
To authorize a Yahoo, AOL, or Sky account you will need to create an app password. For instructions, please see here:
@ -1912,7 +1914,9 @@ By default FairEmail sends each message both as plain text and as HTML formatted
FairEmail will automatically link not linked web links (http and https) and not linked email addresses (mailto) for your convenience. However, texts and links are not easily distinguished, especially not with lots of [top level domains](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_top-level_domains) being words. This is why texts with dots are sometimes incorrectly recognized as links, which is better than not recognizing some links.
FairEmail will automatically link not linked web links (http and https) and not linked email addresses (mailto) for your convenience. However, texts and links are not easily distinguished, especially not with lots of [top level domains](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_top-level_domains) being words. This is why texts with dots are sometimes incorrectly recognized as links, which is better than not recognizing some links.
Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but links for less usual or less safe protocols like telnet and ftp will not be recognized.
Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but links for less usual or less safe protocols like telnet and ftp will not be recognized. The regex to recognize links is already *very* complex and adding more protocols will make it only slower and possibly cause errors.
<br/>
<aname="faq91"></a>
<aname="faq91"></a>
**~~(91) Can you add periodical synchronization to save battery power?~~**
**~~(91) Can you add periodical synchronization to save battery power?~~**
@ -1921,7 +1925,6 @@ Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but link
~~See [this FAQ](#user-content-faq39) about optimizing battery usage.~~
~~See [this FAQ](#user-content-faq39) about optimizing battery usage.~~
@ -1184,7 +1184,7 @@ Most of the battery usage, not considering viewing messages, is due to synchroni
If you have at least once a day internet connectivity, it is sufficient to synchronize messages just for one day.
If you have at least once a day internet connectivity, it is sufficient to synchronize messages just for one day.
Note that you can set the number of days to *keep* messages for to a higher number than to *synchronize* messages for. You could for example initially synchronize messages for a large number of days and after this has been completed reduce the number of days to synchronize messages for, but leave the number of days to keep messages for.
Note that you can set the number of days to *keep* messages for to a higher number than to *synchronize* messages for. You could for example initially synchronize messages for a large number of days and after this has been completed reduce the number of days to synchronize messages for, but leave the number of days to keep messages for. After decreasing the number of days to keep messages for, you might want to run the cleanup in the miscellaneous settings to remove old files.
In the receive settings you can enable to always synchronize starred messages, which will allow you to keep older messages around while synchronizing messages for a limited number of days.
In the receive settings you can enable to always synchronize starred messages, which will allow you to keep older messages around while synchronizing messages for a limited number of days.
@ -1880,6 +1880,8 @@ If the account authorization has expired, you will have to select the account ag
<aname="faq88"></a>
<aname="faq88"></a>
**(88) How can I use a Yahoo, AOL or Sky account?**
**(88) How can I use a Yahoo, AOL or Sky account?**
The preferred way to set up a Yahoo account is by using the quick setup wizard, which will use OAuth instead of a password and is therefore safer (and easier as well).
To authorize a Yahoo, AOL, or Sky account you will need to create an app password. For instructions, please see here:
To authorize a Yahoo, AOL, or Sky account you will need to create an app password. For instructions, please see here:
@ -1912,7 +1914,9 @@ By default FairEmail sends each message both as plain text and as HTML formatted
FairEmail will automatically link not linked web links (http and https) and not linked email addresses (mailto) for your convenience. However, texts and links are not easily distinguished, especially not with lots of [top level domains](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_top-level_domains) being words. This is why texts with dots are sometimes incorrectly recognized as links, which is better than not recognizing some links.
FairEmail will automatically link not linked web links (http and https) and not linked email addresses (mailto) for your convenience. However, texts and links are not easily distinguished, especially not with lots of [top level domains](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_top-level_domains) being words. This is why texts with dots are sometimes incorrectly recognized as links, which is better than not recognizing some links.
Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but links for less usual or less safe protocols like telnet and ftp will not be recognized.
Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but links for less usual or less safe protocols like telnet and ftp will not be recognized. The regex to recognize links is already *very* complex and adding more protocols will make it only slower and possibly cause errors.
<br/>
<aname="faq91"></a>
<aname="faq91"></a>
**~~(91) Can you add periodical synchronization to save battery power?~~**
**~~(91) Can you add periodical synchronization to save battery power?~~**
@ -1921,7 +1925,6 @@ Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but link
~~See [this FAQ](#user-content-faq39) about optimizing battery usage.~~
~~See [this FAQ](#user-content-faq39) about optimizing battery usage.~~
@ -1184,7 +1184,7 @@ Most of the battery usage, not considering viewing messages, is due to synchroni
If you have at least once a day internet connectivity, it is sufficient to synchronize messages just for one day.
If you have at least once a day internet connectivity, it is sufficient to synchronize messages just for one day.
Note that you can set the number of days to *keep* messages for to a higher number than to *synchronize* messages for. You could for example initially synchronize messages for a large number of days and after this has been completed reduce the number of days to synchronize messages for, but leave the number of days to keep messages for.
Note that you can set the number of days to *keep* messages for to a higher number than to *synchronize* messages for. You could for example initially synchronize messages for a large number of days and after this has been completed reduce the number of days to synchronize messages for, but leave the number of days to keep messages for. After decreasing the number of days to keep messages for, you might want to run the cleanup in the miscellaneous settings to remove old files.
In the receive settings you can enable to always synchronize starred messages, which will allow you to keep older messages around while synchronizing messages for a limited number of days.
In the receive settings you can enable to always synchronize starred messages, which will allow you to keep older messages around while synchronizing messages for a limited number of days.
@ -1880,6 +1880,8 @@ If the account authorization has expired, you will have to select the account ag
<aname="faq88"></a>
<aname="faq88"></a>
**(88) How can I use a Yahoo, AOL or Sky account?**
**(88) How can I use a Yahoo, AOL or Sky account?**
The preferred way to set up a Yahoo account is by using the quick setup wizard, which will use OAuth instead of a password and is therefore safer (and easier as well).
To authorize a Yahoo, AOL, or Sky account you will need to create an app password. For instructions, please see here:
To authorize a Yahoo, AOL, or Sky account you will need to create an app password. For instructions, please see here:
@ -1912,7 +1914,9 @@ By default FairEmail sends each message both as plain text and as HTML formatted
FairEmail will automatically link not linked web links (http and https) and not linked email addresses (mailto) for your convenience. However, texts and links are not easily distinguished, especially not with lots of [top level domains](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_top-level_domains) being words. This is why texts with dots are sometimes incorrectly recognized as links, which is better than not recognizing some links.
FairEmail will automatically link not linked web links (http and https) and not linked email addresses (mailto) for your convenience. However, texts and links are not easily distinguished, especially not with lots of [top level domains](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_top-level_domains) being words. This is why texts with dots are sometimes incorrectly recognized as links, which is better than not recognizing some links.
Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but links for less usual or less safe protocols like telnet and ftp will not be recognized.
Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but links for less usual or less safe protocols like telnet and ftp will not be recognized. The regex to recognize links is already *very* complex and adding more protocols will make it only slower and possibly cause errors.
<br/>
<aname="faq91"></a>
<aname="faq91"></a>
**~~(91) Can you add periodical synchronization to save battery power?~~**
**~~(91) Can you add periodical synchronization to save battery power?~~**
@ -1921,7 +1925,6 @@ Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but link
~~See [this FAQ](#user-content-faq39) about optimizing battery usage.~~
~~See [this FAQ](#user-content-faq39) about optimizing battery usage.~~
<br/>
<br/>
<aname="faq92"></a>
<aname="faq92"></a>
@ -2557,7 +2560,7 @@ Version 1.1082 added a local trash folder. Note that trashing a message will per
To record voice notes you can press this icon in the bottom action bar of the message composer:
To record voice notes you can press this icon in the bottom action bar of the message composer:
This requires a compatible audio recorder app to be installed. In particular [this common intent](https://developer.android.com/reference/android/provider/MediaStore.Audio.Media.html#RECORD_SOUND_ACTION) needs to be supported.
This requires a compatible audio recorder app to be installed. In particular [this common intent](https://developer.android.com/reference/android/provider/MediaStore.Audio.Media.html#RECORD_SOUND_ACTION) needs to be supported.
@ -2788,27 +2791,27 @@ If I could, I would add a setting to select the primary and accent color right a
## Wsparcie
## Wsparcie
FairEmail jest obsługiwany tylko na smartfonach, tabletach i ChromeOS.
FairEmail is supported on smartphones, tablets and ChromeOS only.
Obsługiwana jest tylko najnowsza wersja sklepu Play i najnowsze wydanie GitHub. Kompilacja F-Droid jest obsługiwana tylko wtedy, gdy numer wersji jest taki sam jak numer wersji najnowszej wersji GitHub. Oznacza to również, że obniżanie wersji nie jest wspierane.
Only the latest Play store version and latest GitHub release are supported. The F-Droid build is supported only if the version number is the same as the version number of the latest GitHub release. This also means that downgrading is not supported.
Nie ma wsparcia dla rzeczy, które nie są bezpośrednio związane z FairEmail.
There is no support on things that are not directly related to FairEmail.
There is no support on building and developing things by yourself.
There is no support on building and developing things by yourself.
Żądane funkcje powinny:
Requested features should:
* być przydatny dla większości ludzi
* być przydatny dla większości ludzi
* nie komplikować użycia FairEmail
* nie komplikować użycia FairEmail
* pasować do filozofii FairEmail (zorientowanej na prywatność i bezpieczeństwo)
* pasować do filozofii FairEmail (zorientowanej na prywatność i bezpieczeństwo)
* być zgodne z popularnymi standardami (IMAP, SMTP, itp.)
* być zgodne z popularnymi standardami (IMAP, SMTP, itp.)
Funkcje, które nie spełniają tych wymogów, zostaną prawdopodobnie odrzucone. This is also to keep maintenance and support in the long term feasible.
Features not fulfilling these requirements will likely be rejected. This is also to keep maintenance and support in the long term feasible.
If you have a question, want to request a feature or report a bug, please use [this form](https://contact.faircode.eu/?product=fairemailsupport).
If you have a question, want to request a feature or report a bug, please use [this form](https://contact.faircode.eu/?product=fairemailsupport).
Problemy z GitHub są wyłączone z powodu częstych nadużyć.
GitHub issues are disabled due to frequent misusage.
@ -1184,7 +1184,7 @@ Most of the battery usage, not considering viewing messages, is due to synchroni
If you have at least once a day internet connectivity, it is sufficient to synchronize messages just for one day.
If you have at least once a day internet connectivity, it is sufficient to synchronize messages just for one day.
Note that you can set the number of days to *keep* messages for to a higher number than to *synchronize* messages for. You could for example initially synchronize messages for a large number of days and after this has been completed reduce the number of days to synchronize messages for, but leave the number of days to keep messages for.
Note that you can set the number of days to *keep* messages for to a higher number than to *synchronize* messages for. You could for example initially synchronize messages for a large number of days and after this has been completed reduce the number of days to synchronize messages for, but leave the number of days to keep messages for. After decreasing the number of days to keep messages for, you might want to run the cleanup in the miscellaneous settings to remove old files.
In the receive settings you can enable to always synchronize starred messages, which will allow you to keep older messages around while synchronizing messages for a limited number of days.
In the receive settings you can enable to always synchronize starred messages, which will allow you to keep older messages around while synchronizing messages for a limited number of days.
@ -1880,6 +1880,8 @@ If the account authorization has expired, you will have to select the account ag
<aname="faq88"></a>
<aname="faq88"></a>
**(88) How can I use a Yahoo, AOL or Sky account?**
**(88) How can I use a Yahoo, AOL or Sky account?**
The preferred way to set up a Yahoo account is by using the quick setup wizard, which will use OAuth instead of a password and is therefore safer (and easier as well).
To authorize a Yahoo, AOL, or Sky account you will need to create an app password. For instructions, please see here:
To authorize a Yahoo, AOL, or Sky account you will need to create an app password. For instructions, please see here:
@ -1912,7 +1914,9 @@ By default FairEmail sends each message both as plain text and as HTML formatted
FairEmail will automatically link not linked web links (http and https) and not linked email addresses (mailto) for your convenience. However, texts and links are not easily distinguished, especially not with lots of [top level domains](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_top-level_domains) being words. This is why texts with dots are sometimes incorrectly recognized as links, which is better than not recognizing some links.
FairEmail will automatically link not linked web links (http and https) and not linked email addresses (mailto) for your convenience. However, texts and links are not easily distinguished, especially not with lots of [top level domains](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_top-level_domains) being words. This is why texts with dots are sometimes incorrectly recognized as links, which is better than not recognizing some links.
Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but links for less usual or less safe protocols like telnet and ftp will not be recognized.
Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but links for less usual or less safe protocols like telnet and ftp will not be recognized. The regex to recognize links is already *very* complex and adding more protocols will make it only slower and possibly cause errors.
<br/>
<aname="faq91"></a>
<aname="faq91"></a>
**~~(91) Can you add periodical synchronization to save battery power?~~**
**~~(91) Can you add periodical synchronization to save battery power?~~**
@ -1921,7 +1925,6 @@ Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but link
~~See [this FAQ](#user-content-faq39) about optimizing battery usage.~~
~~See [this FAQ](#user-content-faq39) about optimizing battery usage.~~
@ -1184,7 +1184,7 @@ Most of the battery usage, not considering viewing messages, is due to synchroni
If you have at least once a day internet connectivity, it is sufficient to synchronize messages just for one day.
If you have at least once a day internet connectivity, it is sufficient to synchronize messages just for one day.
Note that you can set the number of days to *keep* messages for to a higher number than to *synchronize* messages for. You could for example initially synchronize messages for a large number of days and after this has been completed reduce the number of days to synchronize messages for, but leave the number of days to keep messages for.
Note that you can set the number of days to *keep* messages for to a higher number than to *synchronize* messages for. You could for example initially synchronize messages for a large number of days and after this has been completed reduce the number of days to synchronize messages for, but leave the number of days to keep messages for. After decreasing the number of days to keep messages for, you might want to run the cleanup in the miscellaneous settings to remove old files.
In the receive settings you can enable to always synchronize starred messages, which will allow you to keep older messages around while synchronizing messages for a limited number of days.
In the receive settings you can enable to always synchronize starred messages, which will allow you to keep older messages around while synchronizing messages for a limited number of days.
@ -1880,6 +1880,8 @@ If the account authorization has expired, you will have to select the account ag
<aname="faq88"></a>
<aname="faq88"></a>
**(88) How can I use a Yahoo, AOL or Sky account?**
**(88) How can I use a Yahoo, AOL or Sky account?**
The preferred way to set up a Yahoo account is by using the quick setup wizard, which will use OAuth instead of a password and is therefore safer (and easier as well).
To authorize a Yahoo, AOL, or Sky account you will need to create an app password. For instructions, please see here:
To authorize a Yahoo, AOL, or Sky account you will need to create an app password. For instructions, please see here:
@ -1912,7 +1914,9 @@ By default FairEmail sends each message both as plain text and as HTML formatted
FairEmail will automatically link not linked web links (http and https) and not linked email addresses (mailto) for your convenience. However, texts and links are not easily distinguished, especially not with lots of [top level domains](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_top-level_domains) being words. This is why texts with dots are sometimes incorrectly recognized as links, which is better than not recognizing some links.
FairEmail will automatically link not linked web links (http and https) and not linked email addresses (mailto) for your convenience. However, texts and links are not easily distinguished, especially not with lots of [top level domains](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_top-level_domains) being words. This is why texts with dots are sometimes incorrectly recognized as links, which is better than not recognizing some links.
Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but links for less usual or less safe protocols like telnet and ftp will not be recognized.
Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but links for less usual or less safe protocols like telnet and ftp will not be recognized. The regex to recognize links is already *very* complex and adding more protocols will make it only slower and possibly cause errors.
<br/>
<aname="faq91"></a>
<aname="faq91"></a>
**~~(91) Can you add periodical synchronization to save battery power?~~**
**~~(91) Can you add periodical synchronization to save battery power?~~**
@ -1921,7 +1925,6 @@ Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but link
~~See [this FAQ](#user-content-faq39) about optimizing battery usage.~~
~~See [this FAQ](#user-content-faq39) about optimizing battery usage.~~
@ -1184,7 +1184,7 @@ Most of the battery usage, not considering viewing messages, is due to synchroni
If you have at least once a day internet connectivity, it is sufficient to synchronize messages just for one day.
If you have at least once a day internet connectivity, it is sufficient to synchronize messages just for one day.
Note that you can set the number of days to *keep* messages for to a higher number than to *synchronize* messages for. You could for example initially synchronize messages for a large number of days and after this has been completed reduce the number of days to synchronize messages for, but leave the number of days to keep messages for.
Note that you can set the number of days to *keep* messages for to a higher number than to *synchronize* messages for. You could for example initially synchronize messages for a large number of days and after this has been completed reduce the number of days to synchronize messages for, but leave the number of days to keep messages for. After decreasing the number of days to keep messages for, you might want to run the cleanup in the miscellaneous settings to remove old files.
In the receive settings you can enable to always synchronize starred messages, which will allow you to keep older messages around while synchronizing messages for a limited number of days.
In the receive settings you can enable to always synchronize starred messages, which will allow you to keep older messages around while synchronizing messages for a limited number of days.
@ -1880,6 +1880,8 @@ If the account authorization has expired, you will have to select the account ag
<aname="faq88"></a>
<aname="faq88"></a>
**(88) How can I use a Yahoo, AOL or Sky account?**
**(88) How can I use a Yahoo, AOL or Sky account?**
The preferred way to set up a Yahoo account is by using the quick setup wizard, which will use OAuth instead of a password and is therefore safer (and easier as well).
To authorize a Yahoo, AOL, or Sky account you will need to create an app password. For instructions, please see here:
To authorize a Yahoo, AOL, or Sky account you will need to create an app password. For instructions, please see here:
@ -1912,7 +1914,9 @@ By default FairEmail sends each message both as plain text and as HTML formatted
FairEmail will automatically link not linked web links (http and https) and not linked email addresses (mailto) for your convenience. However, texts and links are not easily distinguished, especially not with lots of [top level domains](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_top-level_domains) being words. This is why texts with dots are sometimes incorrectly recognized as links, which is better than not recognizing some links.
FairEmail will automatically link not linked web links (http and https) and not linked email addresses (mailto) for your convenience. However, texts and links are not easily distinguished, especially not with lots of [top level domains](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_top-level_domains) being words. This is why texts with dots are sometimes incorrectly recognized as links, which is better than not recognizing some links.
Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but links for less usual or less safe protocols like telnet and ftp will not be recognized.
Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but links for less usual or less safe protocols like telnet and ftp will not be recognized. The regex to recognize links is already *very* complex and adding more protocols will make it only slower and possibly cause errors.
<br/>
<aname="faq91"></a>
<aname="faq91"></a>
**~~(91) Can you add periodical synchronization to save battery power?~~**
**~~(91) Can you add periodical synchronization to save battery power?~~**
@ -1921,7 +1925,6 @@ Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but link
~~See [this FAQ](#user-content-faq39) about optimizing battery usage.~~
~~See [this FAQ](#user-content-faq39) about optimizing battery usage.~~
@ -1184,7 +1184,7 @@ Most of the battery usage, not considering viewing messages, is due to synchroni
If you have at least once a day internet connectivity, it is sufficient to synchronize messages just for one day.
If you have at least once a day internet connectivity, it is sufficient to synchronize messages just for one day.
Note that you can set the number of days to *keep* messages for to a higher number than to *synchronize* messages for. You could for example initially synchronize messages for a large number of days and after this has been completed reduce the number of days to synchronize messages for, but leave the number of days to keep messages for.
Note that you can set the number of days to *keep* messages for to a higher number than to *synchronize* messages for. You could for example initially synchronize messages for a large number of days and after this has been completed reduce the number of days to synchronize messages for, but leave the number of days to keep messages for. After decreasing the number of days to keep messages for, you might want to run the cleanup in the miscellaneous settings to remove old files.
In the receive settings you can enable to always synchronize starred messages, which will allow you to keep older messages around while synchronizing messages for a limited number of days.
In the receive settings you can enable to always synchronize starred messages, which will allow you to keep older messages around while synchronizing messages for a limited number of days.
@ -1880,6 +1880,8 @@ If the account authorization has expired, you will have to select the account ag
<aname="faq88"></a>
<aname="faq88"></a>
**(88) How can I use a Yahoo, AOL or Sky account?**
**(88) How can I use a Yahoo, AOL or Sky account?**
The preferred way to set up a Yahoo account is by using the quick setup wizard, which will use OAuth instead of a password and is therefore safer (and easier as well).
To authorize a Yahoo, AOL, or Sky account you will need to create an app password. For instructions, please see here:
To authorize a Yahoo, AOL, or Sky account you will need to create an app password. For instructions, please see here:
@ -1912,7 +1914,9 @@ By default FairEmail sends each message both as plain text and as HTML formatted
FairEmail will automatically link not linked web links (http and https) and not linked email addresses (mailto) for your convenience. However, texts and links are not easily distinguished, especially not with lots of [top level domains](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_top-level_domains) being words. This is why texts with dots are sometimes incorrectly recognized as links, which is better than not recognizing some links.
FairEmail will automatically link not linked web links (http and https) and not linked email addresses (mailto) for your convenience. However, texts and links are not easily distinguished, especially not with lots of [top level domains](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_top-level_domains) being words. This is why texts with dots are sometimes incorrectly recognized as links, which is better than not recognizing some links.
Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but links for less usual or less safe protocols like telnet and ftp will not be recognized.
Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but links for less usual or less safe protocols like telnet and ftp will not be recognized. The regex to recognize links is already *very* complex and adding more protocols will make it only slower and possibly cause errors.
<br/>
<aname="faq91"></a>
<aname="faq91"></a>
**~~(91) Can you add periodical synchronization to save battery power?~~**
**~~(91) Can you add periodical synchronization to save battery power?~~**
@ -1921,7 +1925,6 @@ Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but link
~~See [this FAQ](#user-content-faq39) about optimizing battery usage.~~
~~See [this FAQ](#user-content-faq39) about optimizing battery usage.~~
@ -1184,7 +1184,7 @@ Most of the battery usage, not considering viewing messages, is due to synchroni
If you have at least once a day internet connectivity, it is sufficient to synchronize messages just for one day.
If you have at least once a day internet connectivity, it is sufficient to synchronize messages just for one day.
Note that you can set the number of days to *keep* messages for to a higher number than to *synchronize* messages for. You could for example initially synchronize messages for a large number of days and after this has been completed reduce the number of days to synchronize messages for, but leave the number of days to keep messages for.
Note that you can set the number of days to *keep* messages for to a higher number than to *synchronize* messages for. You could for example initially synchronize messages for a large number of days and after this has been completed reduce the number of days to synchronize messages for, but leave the number of days to keep messages for. After decreasing the number of days to keep messages for, you might want to run the cleanup in the miscellaneous settings to remove old files.
In the receive settings you can enable to always synchronize starred messages, which will allow you to keep older messages around while synchronizing messages for a limited number of days.
In the receive settings you can enable to always synchronize starred messages, which will allow you to keep older messages around while synchronizing messages for a limited number of days.
@ -1880,6 +1880,8 @@ If the account authorization has expired, you will have to select the account ag
<aname="faq88"></a>
<aname="faq88"></a>
**(88) How can I use a Yahoo, AOL or Sky account?**
**(88) How can I use a Yahoo, AOL or Sky account?**
The preferred way to set up a Yahoo account is by using the quick setup wizard, which will use OAuth instead of a password and is therefore safer (and easier as well).
To authorize a Yahoo, AOL, or Sky account you will need to create an app password. For instructions, please see here:
To authorize a Yahoo, AOL, or Sky account you will need to create an app password. For instructions, please see here:
@ -1912,7 +1914,9 @@ By default FairEmail sends each message both as plain text and as HTML formatted
FairEmail will automatically link not linked web links (http and https) and not linked email addresses (mailto) for your convenience. However, texts and links are not easily distinguished, especially not with lots of [top level domains](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_top-level_domains) being words. This is why texts with dots are sometimes incorrectly recognized as links, which is better than not recognizing some links.
FairEmail will automatically link not linked web links (http and https) and not linked email addresses (mailto) for your convenience. However, texts and links are not easily distinguished, especially not with lots of [top level domains](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_top-level_domains) being words. This is why texts with dots are sometimes incorrectly recognized as links, which is better than not recognizing some links.
Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but links for less usual or less safe protocols like telnet and ftp will not be recognized.
Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but links for less usual or less safe protocols like telnet and ftp will not be recognized. The regex to recognize links is already *very* complex and adding more protocols will make it only slower and possibly cause errors.
<br/>
<aname="faq91"></a>
<aname="faq91"></a>
**~~(91) Can you add periodical synchronization to save battery power?~~**
**~~(91) Can you add periodical synchronization to save battery power?~~**
@ -1921,7 +1925,6 @@ Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but link
~~See [this FAQ](#user-content-faq39) about optimizing battery usage.~~
~~See [this FAQ](#user-content-faq39) about optimizing battery usage.~~
@ -1184,7 +1184,7 @@ Most of the battery usage, not considering viewing messages, is due to synchroni
If you have at least once a day internet connectivity, it is sufficient to synchronize messages just for one day.
If you have at least once a day internet connectivity, it is sufficient to synchronize messages just for one day.
Note that you can set the number of days to *keep* messages for to a higher number than to *synchronize* messages for. You could for example initially synchronize messages for a large number of days and after this has been completed reduce the number of days to synchronize messages for, but leave the number of days to keep messages for.
Note that you can set the number of days to *keep* messages for to a higher number than to *synchronize* messages for. You could for example initially synchronize messages for a large number of days and after this has been completed reduce the number of days to synchronize messages for, but leave the number of days to keep messages for. After decreasing the number of days to keep messages for, you might want to run the cleanup in the miscellaneous settings to remove old files.
In the receive settings you can enable to always synchronize starred messages, which will allow you to keep older messages around while synchronizing messages for a limited number of days.
In the receive settings you can enable to always synchronize starred messages, which will allow you to keep older messages around while synchronizing messages for a limited number of days.
@ -1880,6 +1880,8 @@ If the account authorization has expired, you will have to select the account ag
<aname="faq88"></a>
<aname="faq88"></a>
**(88) How can I use a Yahoo, AOL or Sky account?**
**(88) How can I use a Yahoo, AOL or Sky account?**
The preferred way to set up a Yahoo account is by using the quick setup wizard, which will use OAuth instead of a password and is therefore safer (and easier as well).
To authorize a Yahoo, AOL, or Sky account you will need to create an app password. For instructions, please see here:
To authorize a Yahoo, AOL, or Sky account you will need to create an app password. For instructions, please see here:
@ -1912,7 +1914,9 @@ By default FairEmail sends each message both as plain text and as HTML formatted
FairEmail will automatically link not linked web links (http and https) and not linked email addresses (mailto) for your convenience. However, texts and links are not easily distinguished, especially not with lots of [top level domains](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_top-level_domains) being words. This is why texts with dots are sometimes incorrectly recognized as links, which is better than not recognizing some links.
FairEmail will automatically link not linked web links (http and https) and not linked email addresses (mailto) for your convenience. However, texts and links are not easily distinguished, especially not with lots of [top level domains](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_top-level_domains) being words. This is why texts with dots are sometimes incorrectly recognized as links, which is better than not recognizing some links.
Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but links for less usual or less safe protocols like telnet and ftp will not be recognized.
Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but links for less usual or less safe protocols like telnet and ftp will not be recognized. The regex to recognize links is already *very* complex and adding more protocols will make it only slower and possibly cause errors.
<br/>
<aname="faq91"></a>
<aname="faq91"></a>
**~~(91) Can you add periodical synchronization to save battery power?~~**
**~~(91) Can you add periodical synchronization to save battery power?~~**
@ -1921,7 +1925,6 @@ Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but link
~~See [this FAQ](#user-content-faq39) about optimizing battery usage.~~
~~See [this FAQ](#user-content-faq39) about optimizing battery usage.~~
@ -1184,7 +1184,7 @@ Most of the battery usage, not considering viewing messages, is due to synchroni
If you have at least once a day internet connectivity, it is sufficient to synchronize messages just for one day.
If you have at least once a day internet connectivity, it is sufficient to synchronize messages just for one day.
Note that you can set the number of days to *keep* messages for to a higher number than to *synchronize* messages for. You could for example initially synchronize messages for a large number of days and after this has been completed reduce the number of days to synchronize messages for, but leave the number of days to keep messages for.
Note that you can set the number of days to *keep* messages for to a higher number than to *synchronize* messages for. You could for example initially synchronize messages for a large number of days and after this has been completed reduce the number of days to synchronize messages for, but leave the number of days to keep messages for. After decreasing the number of days to keep messages for, you might want to run the cleanup in the miscellaneous settings to remove old files.
In the receive settings you can enable to always synchronize starred messages, which will allow you to keep older messages around while synchronizing messages for a limited number of days.
In the receive settings you can enable to always synchronize starred messages, which will allow you to keep older messages around while synchronizing messages for a limited number of days.
@ -1880,6 +1880,8 @@ If the account authorization has expired, you will have to select the account ag
<aname="faq88"></a>
<aname="faq88"></a>
**(88) How can I use a Yahoo, AOL or Sky account?**
**(88) How can I use a Yahoo, AOL or Sky account?**
The preferred way to set up a Yahoo account is by using the quick setup wizard, which will use OAuth instead of a password and is therefore safer (and easier as well).
To authorize a Yahoo, AOL, or Sky account you will need to create an app password. For instructions, please see here:
To authorize a Yahoo, AOL, or Sky account you will need to create an app password. For instructions, please see here:
@ -1912,7 +1914,9 @@ By default FairEmail sends each message both as plain text and as HTML formatted
FairEmail will automatically link not linked web links (http and https) and not linked email addresses (mailto) for your convenience. However, texts and links are not easily distinguished, especially not with lots of [top level domains](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_top-level_domains) being words. This is why texts with dots are sometimes incorrectly recognized as links, which is better than not recognizing some links.
FairEmail will automatically link not linked web links (http and https) and not linked email addresses (mailto) for your convenience. However, texts and links are not easily distinguished, especially not with lots of [top level domains](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_top-level_domains) being words. This is why texts with dots are sometimes incorrectly recognized as links, which is better than not recognizing some links.
Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but links for less usual or less safe protocols like telnet and ftp will not be recognized.
Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but links for less usual or less safe protocols like telnet and ftp will not be recognized. The regex to recognize links is already *very* complex and adding more protocols will make it only slower and possibly cause errors.
<br/>
<aname="faq91"></a>
<aname="faq91"></a>
**~~(91) Can you add periodical synchronization to save battery power?~~**
**~~(91) Can you add periodical synchronization to save battery power?~~**
@ -1921,7 +1925,6 @@ Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but link
~~See [this FAQ](#user-content-faq39) about optimizing battery usage.~~
~~See [this FAQ](#user-content-faq39) about optimizing battery usage.~~
@ -1184,7 +1184,7 @@ Most of the battery usage, not considering viewing messages, is due to synchroni
If you have at least once a day internet connectivity, it is sufficient to synchronize messages just for one day.
If you have at least once a day internet connectivity, it is sufficient to synchronize messages just for one day.
Note that you can set the number of days to *keep* messages for to a higher number than to *synchronize* messages for. You could for example initially synchronize messages for a large number of days and after this has been completed reduce the number of days to synchronize messages for, but leave the number of days to keep messages for.
Note that you can set the number of days to *keep* messages for to a higher number than to *synchronize* messages for. You could for example initially synchronize messages for a large number of days and after this has been completed reduce the number of days to synchronize messages for, but leave the number of days to keep messages for. After decreasing the number of days to keep messages for, you might want to run the cleanup in the miscellaneous settings to remove old files.
In the receive settings you can enable to always synchronize starred messages, which will allow you to keep older messages around while synchronizing messages for a limited number of days.
In the receive settings you can enable to always synchronize starred messages, which will allow you to keep older messages around while synchronizing messages for a limited number of days.
@ -1880,6 +1880,8 @@ If the account authorization has expired, you will have to select the account ag
<aname="faq88"></a>
<aname="faq88"></a>
**(88) How can I use a Yahoo, AOL or Sky account?**
**(88) How can I use a Yahoo, AOL or Sky account?**
The preferred way to set up a Yahoo account is by using the quick setup wizard, which will use OAuth instead of a password and is therefore safer (and easier as well).
To authorize a Yahoo, AOL, or Sky account you will need to create an app password. For instructions, please see here:
To authorize a Yahoo, AOL, or Sky account you will need to create an app password. For instructions, please see here:
@ -1912,7 +1914,9 @@ By default FairEmail sends each message both as plain text and as HTML formatted
FairEmail will automatically link not linked web links (http and https) and not linked email addresses (mailto) for your convenience. However, texts and links are not easily distinguished, especially not with lots of [top level domains](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_top-level_domains) being words. This is why texts with dots are sometimes incorrectly recognized as links, which is better than not recognizing some links.
FairEmail will automatically link not linked web links (http and https) and not linked email addresses (mailto) for your convenience. However, texts and links are not easily distinguished, especially not with lots of [top level domains](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_top-level_domains) being words. This is why texts with dots are sometimes incorrectly recognized as links, which is better than not recognizing some links.
Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but links for less usual or less safe protocols like telnet and ftp will not be recognized.
Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but links for less usual or less safe protocols like telnet and ftp will not be recognized. The regex to recognize links is already *very* complex and adding more protocols will make it only slower and possibly cause errors.
<br/>
<aname="faq91"></a>
<aname="faq91"></a>
**~~(91) Can you add periodical synchronization to save battery power?~~**
**~~(91) Can you add periodical synchronization to save battery power?~~**
@ -1921,7 +1925,6 @@ Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but link
~~See [this FAQ](#user-content-faq39) about optimizing battery usage.~~
~~See [this FAQ](#user-content-faq39) about optimizing battery usage.~~
@ -1184,7 +1184,7 @@ Most of the battery usage, not considering viewing messages, is due to synchroni
If you have at least once a day internet connectivity, it is sufficient to synchronize messages just for one day.
If you have at least once a day internet connectivity, it is sufficient to synchronize messages just for one day.
Note that you can set the number of days to *keep* messages for to a higher number than to *synchronize* messages for. You could for example initially synchronize messages for a large number of days and after this has been completed reduce the number of days to synchronize messages for, but leave the number of days to keep messages for.
Note that you can set the number of days to *keep* messages for to a higher number than to *synchronize* messages for. You could for example initially synchronize messages for a large number of days and after this has been completed reduce the number of days to synchronize messages for, but leave the number of days to keep messages for. After decreasing the number of days to keep messages for, you might want to run the cleanup in the miscellaneous settings to remove old files.
In the receive settings you can enable to always synchronize starred messages, which will allow you to keep older messages around while synchronizing messages for a limited number of days.
In the receive settings you can enable to always synchronize starred messages, which will allow you to keep older messages around while synchronizing messages for a limited number of days.
@ -1880,6 +1880,8 @@ If the account authorization has expired, you will have to select the account ag
<aname="faq88"></a>
<aname="faq88"></a>
**(88) How can I use a Yahoo, AOL or Sky account?**
**(88) How can I use a Yahoo, AOL or Sky account?**
The preferred way to set up a Yahoo account is by using the quick setup wizard, which will use OAuth instead of a password and is therefore safer (and easier as well).
To authorize a Yahoo, AOL, or Sky account you will need to create an app password. For instructions, please see here:
To authorize a Yahoo, AOL, or Sky account you will need to create an app password. For instructions, please see here:
@ -1912,7 +1914,9 @@ By default FairEmail sends each message both as plain text and as HTML formatted
FairEmail will automatically link not linked web links (http and https) and not linked email addresses (mailto) for your convenience. However, texts and links are not easily distinguished, especially not with lots of [top level domains](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_top-level_domains) being words. This is why texts with dots are sometimes incorrectly recognized as links, which is better than not recognizing some links.
FairEmail will automatically link not linked web links (http and https) and not linked email addresses (mailto) for your convenience. However, texts and links are not easily distinguished, especially not with lots of [top level domains](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_top-level_domains) being words. This is why texts with dots are sometimes incorrectly recognized as links, which is better than not recognizing some links.
Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but links for less usual or less safe protocols like telnet and ftp will not be recognized.
Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but links for less usual or less safe protocols like telnet and ftp will not be recognized. The regex to recognize links is already *very* complex and adding more protocols will make it only slower and possibly cause errors.
<br/>
<aname="faq91"></a>
<aname="faq91"></a>
**~~(91) Can you add periodical synchronization to save battery power?~~**
**~~(91) Can you add periodical synchronization to save battery power?~~**
@ -1921,7 +1925,6 @@ Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but link
~~See [this FAQ](#user-content-faq39) about optimizing battery usage.~~
~~See [this FAQ](#user-content-faq39) about optimizing battery usage.~~
@ -1184,7 +1184,7 @@ Most of the battery usage, not considering viewing messages, is due to synchroni
If you have at least once a day internet connectivity, it is sufficient to synchronize messages just for one day.
If you have at least once a day internet connectivity, it is sufficient to synchronize messages just for one day.
Note that you can set the number of days to *keep* messages for to a higher number than to *synchronize* messages for. You could for example initially synchronize messages for a large number of days and after this has been completed reduce the number of days to synchronize messages for, but leave the number of days to keep messages for.
Note that you can set the number of days to *keep* messages for to a higher number than to *synchronize* messages for. You could for example initially synchronize messages for a large number of days and after this has been completed reduce the number of days to synchronize messages for, but leave the number of days to keep messages for. After decreasing the number of days to keep messages for, you might want to run the cleanup in the miscellaneous settings to remove old files.
In the receive settings you can enable to always synchronize starred messages, which will allow you to keep older messages around while synchronizing messages for a limited number of days.
In the receive settings you can enable to always synchronize starred messages, which will allow you to keep older messages around while synchronizing messages for a limited number of days.
@ -1880,6 +1880,8 @@ If the account authorization has expired, you will have to select the account ag
<aname="faq88"></a>
<aname="faq88"></a>
**(88) How can I use a Yahoo, AOL or Sky account?**
**(88) How can I use a Yahoo, AOL or Sky account?**
The preferred way to set up a Yahoo account is by using the quick setup wizard, which will use OAuth instead of a password and is therefore safer (and easier as well).
To authorize a Yahoo, AOL, or Sky account you will need to create an app password. For instructions, please see here:
To authorize a Yahoo, AOL, or Sky account you will need to create an app password. For instructions, please see here:
@ -1912,7 +1914,9 @@ By default FairEmail sends each message both as plain text and as HTML formatted
FairEmail will automatically link not linked web links (http and https) and not linked email addresses (mailto) for your convenience. However, texts and links are not easily distinguished, especially not with lots of [top level domains](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_top-level_domains) being words. This is why texts with dots are sometimes incorrectly recognized as links, which is better than not recognizing some links.
FairEmail will automatically link not linked web links (http and https) and not linked email addresses (mailto) for your convenience. However, texts and links are not easily distinguished, especially not with lots of [top level domains](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_top-level_domains) being words. This is why texts with dots are sometimes incorrectly recognized as links, which is better than not recognizing some links.
Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but links for less usual or less safe protocols like telnet and ftp will not be recognized.
Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but links for less usual or less safe protocols like telnet and ftp will not be recognized. The regex to recognize links is already *very* complex and adding more protocols will make it only slower and possibly cause errors.
<br/>
<aname="faq91"></a>
<aname="faq91"></a>
**~~(91) Can you add periodical synchronization to save battery power?~~**
**~~(91) Can you add periodical synchronization to save battery power?~~**
@ -1921,7 +1925,6 @@ Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but link
~~See [this FAQ](#user-content-faq39) about optimizing battery usage.~~
~~See [this FAQ](#user-content-faq39) about optimizing battery usage.~~
@ -1184,7 +1184,7 @@ Most of the battery usage, not considering viewing messages, is due to synchroni
If you have at least once a day internet connectivity, it is sufficient to synchronize messages just for one day.
If you have at least once a day internet connectivity, it is sufficient to synchronize messages just for one day.
Note that you can set the number of days to *keep* messages for to a higher number than to *synchronize* messages for. You could for example initially synchronize messages for a large number of days and after this has been completed reduce the number of days to synchronize messages for, but leave the number of days to keep messages for.
Note that you can set the number of days to *keep* messages for to a higher number than to *synchronize* messages for. You could for example initially synchronize messages for a large number of days and after this has been completed reduce the number of days to synchronize messages for, but leave the number of days to keep messages for. After decreasing the number of days to keep messages for, you might want to run the cleanup in the miscellaneous settings to remove old files.
In the receive settings you can enable to always synchronize starred messages, which will allow you to keep older messages around while synchronizing messages for a limited number of days.
In the receive settings you can enable to always synchronize starred messages, which will allow you to keep older messages around while synchronizing messages for a limited number of days.
@ -1880,6 +1880,8 @@ If the account authorization has expired, you will have to select the account ag
<aname="faq88"></a>
<aname="faq88"></a>
**(88) How can I use a Yahoo, AOL or Sky account?**
**(88) How can I use a Yahoo, AOL or Sky account?**
The preferred way to set up a Yahoo account is by using the quick setup wizard, which will use OAuth instead of a password and is therefore safer (and easier as well).
To authorize a Yahoo, AOL, or Sky account you will need to create an app password. For instructions, please see here:
To authorize a Yahoo, AOL, or Sky account you will need to create an app password. For instructions, please see here:
@ -1912,7 +1914,9 @@ By default FairEmail sends each message both as plain text and as HTML formatted
FairEmail will automatically link not linked web links (http and https) and not linked email addresses (mailto) for your convenience. However, texts and links are not easily distinguished, especially not with lots of [top level domains](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_top-level_domains) being words. This is why texts with dots are sometimes incorrectly recognized as links, which is better than not recognizing some links.
FairEmail will automatically link not linked web links (http and https) and not linked email addresses (mailto) for your convenience. However, texts and links are not easily distinguished, especially not with lots of [top level domains](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_top-level_domains) being words. This is why texts with dots are sometimes incorrectly recognized as links, which is better than not recognizing some links.
Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but links for less usual or less safe protocols like telnet and ftp will not be recognized.
Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but links for less usual or less safe protocols like telnet and ftp will not be recognized. The regex to recognize links is already *very* complex and adding more protocols will make it only slower and possibly cause errors.
<br/>
<aname="faq91"></a>
<aname="faq91"></a>
**~~(91) Can you add periodical synchronization to save battery power?~~**
**~~(91) Can you add periodical synchronization to save battery power?~~**
@ -1921,7 +1925,6 @@ Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but link
~~See [this FAQ](#user-content-faq39) about optimizing battery usage.~~
~~See [this FAQ](#user-content-faq39) about optimizing battery usage.~~
@ -1184,7 +1184,7 @@ Most of the battery usage, not considering viewing messages, is due to synchroni
If you have at least once a day internet connectivity, it is sufficient to synchronize messages just for one day.
If you have at least once a day internet connectivity, it is sufficient to synchronize messages just for one day.
Note that you can set the number of days to *keep* messages for to a higher number than to *synchronize* messages for. You could for example initially synchronize messages for a large number of days and after this has been completed reduce the number of days to synchronize messages for, but leave the number of days to keep messages for.
Note that you can set the number of days to *keep* messages for to a higher number than to *synchronize* messages for. You could for example initially synchronize messages for a large number of days and after this has been completed reduce the number of days to synchronize messages for, but leave the number of days to keep messages for. After decreasing the number of days to keep messages for, you might want to run the cleanup in the miscellaneous settings to remove old files.
In the receive settings you can enable to always synchronize starred messages, which will allow you to keep older messages around while synchronizing messages for a limited number of days.
In the receive settings you can enable to always synchronize starred messages, which will allow you to keep older messages around while synchronizing messages for a limited number of days.
@ -1880,6 +1880,8 @@ If the account authorization has expired, you will have to select the account ag
<aname="faq88"></a>
<aname="faq88"></a>
**(88) How can I use a Yahoo, AOL or Sky account?**
**(88) How can I use a Yahoo, AOL or Sky account?**
The preferred way to set up a Yahoo account is by using the quick setup wizard, which will use OAuth instead of a password and is therefore safer (and easier as well).
To authorize a Yahoo, AOL, or Sky account you will need to create an app password. For instructions, please see here:
To authorize a Yahoo, AOL, or Sky account you will need to create an app password. For instructions, please see here:
@ -1912,7 +1914,9 @@ By default FairEmail sends each message both as plain text and as HTML formatted
FairEmail will automatically link not linked web links (http and https) and not linked email addresses (mailto) for your convenience. However, texts and links are not easily distinguished, especially not with lots of [top level domains](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_top-level_domains) being words. This is why texts with dots are sometimes incorrectly recognized as links, which is better than not recognizing some links.
FairEmail will automatically link not linked web links (http and https) and not linked email addresses (mailto) for your convenience. However, texts and links are not easily distinguished, especially not with lots of [top level domains](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_top-level_domains) being words. This is why texts with dots are sometimes incorrectly recognized as links, which is better than not recognizing some links.
Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but links for less usual or less safe protocols like telnet and ftp will not be recognized.
Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but links for less usual or less safe protocols like telnet and ftp will not be recognized. The regex to recognize links is already *very* complex and adding more protocols will make it only slower and possibly cause errors.
<br/>
<aname="faq91"></a>
<aname="faq91"></a>
**~~(91) Can you add periodical synchronization to save battery power?~~**
**~~(91) Can you add periodical synchronization to save battery power?~~**
@ -1921,7 +1925,6 @@ Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but link
~~See [this FAQ](#user-content-faq39) about optimizing battery usage.~~
~~See [this FAQ](#user-content-faq39) about optimizing battery usage.~~
@ -1184,7 +1184,7 @@ Most of the battery usage, not considering viewing messages, is due to synchroni
If you have at least once a day internet connectivity, it is sufficient to synchronize messages just for one day.
If you have at least once a day internet connectivity, it is sufficient to synchronize messages just for one day.
Note that you can set the number of days to *keep* messages for to a higher number than to *synchronize* messages for. You could for example initially synchronize messages for a large number of days and after this has been completed reduce the number of days to synchronize messages for, but leave the number of days to keep messages for.
Note that you can set the number of days to *keep* messages for to a higher number than to *synchronize* messages for. You could for example initially synchronize messages for a large number of days and after this has been completed reduce the number of days to synchronize messages for, but leave the number of days to keep messages for. After decreasing the number of days to keep messages for, you might want to run the cleanup in the miscellaneous settings to remove old files.
In the receive settings you can enable to always synchronize starred messages, which will allow you to keep older messages around while synchronizing messages for a limited number of days.
In the receive settings you can enable to always synchronize starred messages, which will allow you to keep older messages around while synchronizing messages for a limited number of days.
@ -1880,6 +1880,8 @@ If the account authorization has expired, you will have to select the account ag
<aname="faq88"></a>
<aname="faq88"></a>
**(88) How can I use a Yahoo, AOL or Sky account?**
**(88) How can I use a Yahoo, AOL or Sky account?**
The preferred way to set up a Yahoo account is by using the quick setup wizard, which will use OAuth instead of a password and is therefore safer (and easier as well).
To authorize a Yahoo, AOL, or Sky account you will need to create an app password. For instructions, please see here:
To authorize a Yahoo, AOL, or Sky account you will need to create an app password. For instructions, please see here:
@ -1912,7 +1914,9 @@ By default FairEmail sends each message both as plain text and as HTML formatted
FairEmail will automatically link not linked web links (http and https) and not linked email addresses (mailto) for your convenience. However, texts and links are not easily distinguished, especially not with lots of [top level domains](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_top-level_domains) being words. This is why texts with dots are sometimes incorrectly recognized as links, which is better than not recognizing some links.
FairEmail will automatically link not linked web links (http and https) and not linked email addresses (mailto) for your convenience. However, texts and links are not easily distinguished, especially not with lots of [top level domains](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_top-level_domains) being words. This is why texts with dots are sometimes incorrectly recognized as links, which is better than not recognizing some links.
Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but links for less usual or less safe protocols like telnet and ftp will not be recognized.
Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but links for less usual or less safe protocols like telnet and ftp will not be recognized. The regex to recognize links is already *very* complex and adding more protocols will make it only slower and possibly cause errors.
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<aname="faq91"></a>
<aname="faq91"></a>
**~~(91) Can you add periodical synchronization to save battery power?~~**
**~~(91) Can you add periodical synchronization to save battery power?~~**
@ -1921,7 +1925,6 @@ Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but link
~~See [this FAQ](#user-content-faq39) about optimizing battery usage.~~
~~See [this FAQ](#user-content-faq39) about optimizing battery usage.~~
@ -1184,7 +1184,7 @@ Most of the battery usage, not considering viewing messages, is due to synchroni
If you have at least once a day internet connectivity, it is sufficient to synchronize messages just for one day.
If you have at least once a day internet connectivity, it is sufficient to synchronize messages just for one day.
Note that you can set the number of days to *keep* messages for to a higher number than to *synchronize* messages for. You could for example initially synchronize messages for a large number of days and after this has been completed reduce the number of days to synchronize messages for, but leave the number of days to keep messages for.
Note that you can set the number of days to *keep* messages for to a higher number than to *synchronize* messages for. You could for example initially synchronize messages for a large number of days and after this has been completed reduce the number of days to synchronize messages for, but leave the number of days to keep messages for. After decreasing the number of days to keep messages for, you might want to run the cleanup in the miscellaneous settings to remove old files.
In the receive settings you can enable to always synchronize starred messages, which will allow you to keep older messages around while synchronizing messages for a limited number of days.
In the receive settings you can enable to always synchronize starred messages, which will allow you to keep older messages around while synchronizing messages for a limited number of days.
@ -1880,6 +1880,8 @@ If the account authorization has expired, you will have to select the account ag
<aname="faq88"></a>
<aname="faq88"></a>
**(88) How can I use a Yahoo, AOL or Sky account?**
**(88) How can I use a Yahoo, AOL or Sky account?**
The preferred way to set up a Yahoo account is by using the quick setup wizard, which will use OAuth instead of a password and is therefore safer (and easier as well).
To authorize a Yahoo, AOL, or Sky account you will need to create an app password. For instructions, please see here:
To authorize a Yahoo, AOL, or Sky account you will need to create an app password. For instructions, please see here:
@ -1912,7 +1914,9 @@ By default FairEmail sends each message both as plain text and as HTML formatted
FairEmail will automatically link not linked web links (http and https) and not linked email addresses (mailto) for your convenience. However, texts and links are not easily distinguished, especially not with lots of [top level domains](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_top-level_domains) being words. This is why texts with dots are sometimes incorrectly recognized as links, which is better than not recognizing some links.
FairEmail will automatically link not linked web links (http and https) and not linked email addresses (mailto) for your convenience. However, texts and links are not easily distinguished, especially not with lots of [top level domains](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_top-level_domains) being words. This is why texts with dots are sometimes incorrectly recognized as links, which is better than not recognizing some links.
Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but links for less usual or less safe protocols like telnet and ftp will not be recognized.
Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but links for less usual or less safe protocols like telnet and ftp will not be recognized. The regex to recognize links is already *very* complex and adding more protocols will make it only slower and possibly cause errors.
<br/>
<aname="faq91"></a>
<aname="faq91"></a>
**~~(91) Can you add periodical synchronization to save battery power?~~**
**~~(91) Can you add periodical synchronization to save battery power?~~**
@ -1921,7 +1925,6 @@ Links for the tel, geo, rtsp and xmpp protocols will be recognized too, but link
~~See [this FAQ](#user-content-faq39) about optimizing battery usage.~~
~~See [this FAQ](#user-content-faq39) about optimizing battery usage.~~