Will we ever see an updated app for IOS 17. I cannot use eM Client since I bought an iPhone 15 Pro.
Thank you…
Will we ever see an updated app for IOS 17. I cannot use eM Client since I bought an iPhone 15 Pro.
Thank you…
Ok. eM Client does work ok on my iphone and ipad with 17.3 iOS installed.
What happens when you try and open the mobile app ? Need more information.
Also have you tried uninstalling and reinstalling in Testflght?
Updates to the eM CIient mobile apps are usually posted on the eM CIient blog. So keep an eye on that.
Thanks, Cyberzork. That is the one action I did not take as I had forgotten I downloaded via Testflight. I am back to using my preferred app for mail on my iPhone.
And we’ve just released a big update for the beta. We are now very close to the official release, so TestFlight will no longer be needed.
I tried using em Client for ios 17. However for some reason it loads the emails really slow. There are 2 issues that keep me from using the app:
I know ios has restrictions, but this needs to be solved:/ otherwise the app seems to be awesome
I have also noticed that email fetching is slow on the iOS app
Yes it is the same with me
same with me, iOS 17 iPhone 13 Pro it also does not update in background
i have had to give up using it and go back to apple mail, shame as it is a real nice product but just too slow
Has this been fixed? email app is soo slow!!
I tried using em Client for ios 17. However for some reason it loads the emails really slow. There are 2 issues that keep me from using the app:
- When I click on a notification of a new email - it loads pretty slow. Compared to other email clients - it’s very slow.
- When I randomly open the app, it takes like 10-15 seconds of waiting time to fetch new emails. This just wastes a lot of time right there when I can open another client and check all new emails in a matter of a few seconds.
Using the latest eM Client iOS app V10.0.2080 & an M1 iPad fetching emails on a 50 mbps wifi connection via push notifications for any of my 3 IMAP accounts (Gmail, Live & Yahoo) “only takes aprox 5-6 secs max” to see the message. I personally don’t have a problem with that.
There is a delay due to “when you click the new mail notification”, eM Client then fetches the new mail from the server and then downloads the message content to the app inbox as per the eM Client blog below. So you are “not mean’t to see the new message instantly” and will be a little delay.
If you are getting 10-15 secs delay between when you press the new message notification and seeing the message, there must be other unknown factors outside of the app thats causing that extra delay.
(eM Client blog on Push Notifications and other mobile updates)
Extract paragraph below on what happens when you press the new mail notification.
“After clicking the notification the eM Client app will open on this new message and download the content of the message inside the app for you to view”.
I tried using em Client for ios 17. However for some reason it loads the emails really slow. There are 2 issues that keep me from using the app:
- When I click on a notification of a new email - it loads pretty slow. Compared to other email clients - it’s very slow.
- When I randomly open the app, it takes like 10-15 seconds of waiting time to fetch new emails. This just wastes a lot of time right there when I can open another client and check all new emails in a matter of a few seconds.
Using the latest eM Client iOS app V10.0.2080 & an M1 iPad fetching emails on a 50 mbps wifi connection via push notifications for any of my 3 IMAP accounts (Gmail, Live & Yahoo) “only takes aprox 5-6 secs max” to see the message. I personally don’t have a problem with that.
There is a delay due to “when you click the new mail notification”, eM Client then fetches the new mail from the server and then downloads the message content to the app inbox as per the eM Client blog below. So you are “not mean’t to see the new message instantly” and will be a little delay.
If you are getting 10-15 secs delay between when you press the new message notification and seeing the message, there must be other unknown factors outside of the app thats causing that extra delay.
So how is it that apps like Airmail and Spark are near instantaneously populated with email when you open them (subject to connection)? What is it that those apps are doing that EMC is not? How can they achieve in 1 or 2 seconds what EMC is doing (for me) in 15 to 30 seconds?
This is clearly a problem and and an issue and it’s easy to blam ‘other external factors’ but when other apps are managing to deliver what you are not, then what, or who, is the actual problem?
I have brought this to support months ago and can see no change whatsoever…
So how is it that apps like Airmail and Spark are near instantaneously populated with email when you open them (subject to connection)? What is it that those apps are doing that EMC is not.
We don’t know on this free community forum how other apps are programmed to receive email or why they work differently. All you can do is continue to submit any feedback to [email protected] .
Alternatively wait for the next eM Client iOS mobile app update and see if that’s any different for you.
This is clearly a problem and and an issue and it’s easy to blame ‘other external factors’ but when other apps are managing to deliver what you are not, then what, or who, is the actual problem.
I personally don’t believe there is any current issue with the iOS mobile app, as does receive in my view as per the eMClient blog on push mail describes.
You can also speed up the mobile app reading mail (after the mail arrives) by enabling the option in the iOS app to “Download messages for offline use and search in message bodies”. So if you don’t have that enabled, then suggest to try enabling that if you are finding the email itself loading slow after receiving the mail.
I have had both of those options enabled for months and there is no appreciable speed incrfease.
My point about Airmail and Spark is that its very easy to blame user / settings error to explain away an issue, but when other apps dont have that issue, then perhaps the problem isnt with the user/settings but the app itself
My point about Airmail and Spark is that its very easy to blame user / settings error to explain away an issue, but when other apps dont have that issue, then perhaps the problem isnt with the user/settings but the app itself
Then send that feedback to [email protected] and try the next update when it arrives in the app store. Hopefully it will then work better for you.
Has to be something in Settings, because eM Client in my iPhone 15 is loading 25-30 email in 2-3 seconds. My only issue with the iPhone client is that is crashes on occasion when I delete an email, but they are working on that, as far as I know.
I have the same problem, when I turn on the application, emails are synchronized for about 15 seconds. I’ve had offline downloads and syncs enabled forever. Personally, I think the offline download toggle in the app doesn’t work, because no matter what I set it up, there’s no change. The application also takes up a lot of disk space, about 15GB, even if I have offline downloads turned off.
I’ll also chime in that as much as I like the look of eM Client on IOS, it’s painfully slow to load (download) emails. Apple Mail loads instantly. So does Airmail and Google Mail.
Hopefully, future updates will improve the loading times.
Can someone provide step by step instructions to load faster?
Good thing I didn’t delete spark app as my desktop email takes a while to load emails so wanted to check if mobile app was the same and YES it is slow to load.
It’s very frustrating. Help!!
anyone??? email upload for desktop and iphone 15 phone app BOTH ARE SLOW!!!
miércoles 17 julio 2024 :: 0838hrs (UTC +0100)
I have to disagree with:
iPhone 14 & 15 Pro on v17.5.1 using 5G or WiFi no speed issues
Desktop Win 10 & 11 Pro with WiFi or Fibre blistering speeds
Could be your location / connection type and or speed, mine in Spain:
iPhone is approx 5G 500mbps location dependant & WiFi 750mbps
Desktop WiFi 1.4Gbps & Fibre 2.4/2.6Gbps
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