Solved eM Client Updates

z3r010 said:

I've just put it on my iPhone and it's looking pretty good...

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I just put it on my Galaxy, I'm likin it so far...

Gramps said:

Just one question, can I just switch back and forth between the PC and phone? It is very rare when I felt the need to have email on my phone, but every once in a while, I find myself thinking it would be nice to check my email if I'm out and about.

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No problem at all with IMAP. I use the GMail app on my iPhone and Thunderbird on all my PCs, and there's never a glitch or failure. The instant something happens on one, it happens on the other. I have some local folders on the PCs that aren't reflected on the iPhone, but that's because those local folders are offline and outside the reach of IMAP. The whole thing works beautifully.

Edwin said:

I just put it on my Galaxy, I'm likin it so far...

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This app is good!
Elegant, fluid, lots of attention paid to detail, and, tons of options!

z3r010 said:

I was really impressed with the ability to scan a QR code generated from my desktop app and it set all the accounts and stuff up

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Likewise!
It was gloriously seamless and quick!
The beta was somewhat screwed up, a while back, but this is slick!

I have a Pro version of Aqua Mail for Android and this here is a very strong rival!

Gramps said:

Just one question, can I just switch back and forth between the PC and phone?

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You can interact with both simultaneously, if you wish..., they sync in real time, and quite rapidly, I might add!

Thank you all for your comments! Probably give it a try later on today.

There's bugs...

Edwin said:

There's bugs...

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Minor issues, due mostly to my ignorance, actually..., all fixed now!
Support is good, almost immediate!

@z3r010
Did you install the Android version, John?
If so, how is it for you?

Edwin said:

Minor issues, due mostly to my ignorance, actually..., all fixed now!
Support is good, almost immediate!

@z3r010
Did you install the Android version, John?
If so, how is it for you?

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No, mine is Apple, and I hardly use email on my phone, so I haven't noticed any bugs.

Tuesday, May 7, 2024
10.0.2334.0
eM Client 10 Beta 2
- Conversations UI redesign
- Option to change the Conversation order
- Messages can now be moved from one category to another (drag & drop, right-click)
- Custom rules for category organization
- New initial and upgrade wizard
- Support for NOT (use -) and OR (use {}) operators in search
- Chat and multichat improvements
- Feature to propose new time for invitations
- Emoticons lookup (use :)
- Bug fixes

It's certainly very good for individuals if you only have a max of 2 accounts . For businesses I'm not so sure assuming they already have Ms office. Whether as an individual you have more than 2 email accounts the price is worth it compared with using free alternatives - only the user can tell. I really don't use a phone for emails so whether having this app available for android or whatever is relevant depends on individual requirements.

However the app works good, is nice and simple and that might well be good enough for many who don't have outlook (in Ms Office).

Cheers
jimbo

jimbo45 said:

Whether as an individual you have more than 2 email accounts the price is worth it compared with using free alternatives - only the user can tell.

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For me, it was the determination to find the best Email Client on earth! So far, I'm satisfied. It wasn't cheap, so, I hope they don't disappoint!

9.2.2258.0
Thursday, May 9, 2024
eM Client 9.2 Service Update
- Critical update for Gmail users
- Updated Google authentication scope to use new Google Drive permissions necessary for accessing attachments of Google Calendar events

10.0.2382.0
Friday, May 10, 2024
eM Client 10 Beta 2

eM Client for Windows/Android..., nice combo!

10.0.2622.0​

Friday, May 24, 2024

eM Client 10 Beta 2
- Bug fix for contacts autocomplete in message compose window
- Other bug fixes

eM Client 10 has been released!
Wednesday, July 3, 2024



eM Client 10 is finally here, and we would dare say it's the biggest upgrade we've ever released! Not only does eM Client 10 bring a huge load of new features, but it also comes with a modernized design and optimizations on all fronts.

eM Client 10
- Generative AI integration
- Customizable email classification into Inbox Categories
- Full support for chat-based collaboration services (MS Teams, Slack and IceWarp TeamChat)
- Quick Actions
- Search redesign and NOT and OR operators
- Conversations UI redesign
- Change the Conversation order
- Conversations sync with Exchange
- Mentions
- Emoticons lookup
- Data files
- Folder colors
- Folder filter
- Preview for PDF attachments
- New synchronization options for IMAP
- Overall UI and visual improvements
- Custom color for unread messages
- Improved printing of contacts
- Redesigned Invites section in the sidebar
- HTML Reply/Forward headers
- Upload indicator
- Improved table editing
- Recent badges for new messages
- Blacklist editable in settings
- Other improvements

Hi there

Thanks for the notification -- Installed on Win11Pro for Workstations (Canary edition).

I find it though slow compared to Outlook in Outlook from Office preview LTSC 2024 though and while I like the GUI better than Outlook and it does have limited language options.

Outlook at least can proof in icelandic (not importat to most I assume here) and also in zillions of other languages too though. Outlook Integration with the rest of the Office suite is fine as well.

My take on this is that for a mobile app then it's a good one -- can't see many preparing docs etc on a mobile phone -- but on a computer if you do a lot of "Officy things" like spreadsheets / powerpoint demos MySQL queries, "What IF" type analyses, project planning etc then Outlook is a much better bet.

However for many eM is a good choice if a) they don't have Ms office and b) if Team collaboration isn't that important or not a big part of their work.

I'd suggest if poss the eM team should try and get better integration wit Ms Office suite --at least for the PRO model even if that means paying Ms some type of royalty (not sure how that works but it must be possible somehow) even if it then means they need to increase the price. Also why the program seems to take longer to start and seems overall more sluggish than Outlook at least on my system is a total mystery as the actual commands to send and fetch mail from mailservers really is minimal execution time.

For example : ( although Linux you can try this on Windows if you have the WSL installed or substitute equivalent Windows console commands e.g via telnet).


#!/bin/bash
# Send email from bash
# simple script to send simple email with your IP address (external)

read -p "Enter SMTP email server address: " server
read -p "Enter SMTP Port: " port
read -p "Enter Your Email Address: " from
read -p "Enter Recipient's Email Address: " to
# get your public IP address
myip="$(dig +short myip.opendns.com @ReSolver1.opendns.com)"
# create message
function mail_input {
echo "ehlo $(hostname -f)"
echo "MAIL FROM: <$from>"
echo "RCPT TO: <$to>"
echo "DATA"
echo "From: <$from>"
echo "To: <$to>"
echo "Subject: Testing SMTP Mail"
echo " "
echo "Your public internet address is "
echo $myip
echo " "
echo "finished"
echo "."
echo "quit"
}

mail_input | netcat $server $port || err_exit

Don't forget to finish the inline text with the "." line before the SMTP quit command.



Cheers
jimbo

Promising email client. However, not sure how popular it will be if Microsoft goes through with their decision to disallow Outlook accounts in 3rd party clients in September?

antspants said:

Promising email client. However, not sure how popular it will be if Microsoft goes through with their decision to disallow Outlook accounts in 3rd party clients in September?

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They are only stopping clients that do not support secure authentication; I think eM Client will be fine.

antspants said:

Promising email client. However, not sure how popular it will be if Microsoft goes through with their decision to disallow Outlook accounts in 3rd party clients in September?

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What does it actually mean -- "Outlook accounts" in 3rd party clients.

Maybe for those whose English is a ist language this might seem obvious but surely if I'm setting up an email client system and I need to connect to say "[email protected]" then provided the email server from "[email protected]" transmits in standard IMAP / POP3 etc with the recognizes security e.g TLS or whatever the RECEIVER of the email should have no problem. I'd bet if one just goes through a days typical junk email and examines the headers there's probably more email systems out there than people have had hot dinners.

So please EXACTLY what dos this mean.



Cheers
jimbo