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General Discussion / Re: Windows version?
« Last post by Martin - Aqua Mail Support on September 02, 2026, 10:14:21 am »
Hello The Mule,

Thank you, that really means a lot. Aqua Mail has been around for many years now, and it’s great to hear you’ve been using it for so long.

We understand why you’d like a Windows version, especially if you prefer Aqua Mail’s behavior over Yahoo Webmail or other desktop clients.

A Windows version is possible, but I can’t promise if or when it will happen. At the moment, there is no confirmed release date or roadmap for Aqua Mail on Windows.

I’ll gladly pass your feedback to the team. Long-time user requests like this do help show interest in a desktop version.

And thank you again for the kind words. We’re very happy Aqua Mail is working well for you.
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General Discussion / Re: Windows version?
« Last post by phred on September 02, 2026, 05:38:30 am »
Try TheBat! from RIT Labs. Been using it since v1.
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General Discussion / Windows version?
« Last post by The Mule on September 01, 2026, 02:34:41 am »
I know, I know, no plans.  But I will humbly put forth that I've been using Aquamail for years on Android.  At least 5 years, maybe even 10 years ...  (How old is Aquamail?)

Yahoo email just changed their web interface, again, and I am not a fan.  So I tried Em Client.  Nope.  It hogs hard drive space, and I can't figure out why, but there was an  email I sent to myself that Aquamail showed, Yahoo email on the web showed, but Em Client did not, no matter how I tried to sync them, restarted it, and it wasn't in the Trash folder either.  (Yes, I will try Thunderbird next.)

Just very plainly: Aquamail rules.  :D  And I would *love* a Windows version ...  👍👍👍
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General Discussion / Re: Will there be a Linux version of AM?
« Last post by Martin - Aqua Mail Support on August 31, 2026, 10:29:34 am »
Hello andrewclark55,

Thank you, and I’m glad you enjoy Aqua Mail on Android.

At the moment, Aqua Mail does not have a native Linux version. A direct port from Android is unfortunately not simple, because Aqua Mail depends heavily on Android services, storage, notifications, background sync, account handling, and mobile UI components.

For Linux with IONOS Exchange, the best practical options are Thunderbird with Exchange/IMAP support, Evolution with EWS if supported, or IONOS webmail/OWA.

I’ll pass your request as feedback. A Linux version would be interesting, but I can’t confirm any current plan or timeline for it.
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General Discussion / Will there be a Linux version of AM?
« Last post by andrewclark55 on August 30, 2026, 09:05:01 am »
I am an enthusiastic user of AM on Android.

But I am moving all my Windows machines to LInux, either Mint or Zorin.

I would LOVE to continue using AM together with my Ionos Exchange hosted service.

Surely this would make strategic sense and should not be a difficult port from Android?

Any plans?

Regards
Andrew
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Development builds / Re: Microsoft Graph Support Now Available in stable
« Last post by JSSMarathon on August 27, 2026, 05:07:12 am »
Has there been any progress on this I've stopped using aquamail and I've switched to Outlook I tried using aqua mail for a while but there's really no point if it's not working surprised there's no response from the aqua male team
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Feature requests / Please Restore Monospaced Fonts
« Last post by cbjacques on August 26, 2026, 06:11:22 pm »
Please restore monospaced display for plain-text messages
Aqua Mail used to have a very useful message-view option:
Message View → View → Enable mono font
This was not a global font setting. Its behavior was specifically:
  • Messages sent as text/plain were displayed in a monospaced/fixed-width font.
  • Whitespace was preserved so columns, indentation, and tables remained aligned.
  • HTML/rich-text messages continued to display normally using proportional fonts and their normal formatting.
That distinction is important.
A large amount of computer-generated email is intentionally sent as text/plain: cron output, Unix/Linux logs, monitoring reports, backup reports, diagnostic output, command output, firewall reports, database reports, etc.
These messages often use spaces and fixed character widths to convey structure. For example:

Filesystem    Size  Used  Avail  Use%  Mounted on
/dev/sda1     220G  147G    62G   71%  /
/dev/sdb1     932G  521G   364G   59%  /backup


or:

RANK  RULE NAME        COUNT  %SPAM   %HAM
1     BAYES_99           165   75.0    0.2
2     DKIM_VALID         438   62.1   81.4
3     SPF_PASS           401   55.3   77.8


With a proportional font, columns that were deliberately aligned by the sender no longer line up. The text remains technically readable, but important visual structure is lost, making reports and logs substantially harder to scan and interpret.
This behavior was intentional in older Aqua Mail versions.
In the 2014 General Discussion thread:
Topic 2665 — "Option to display simple text messages using typewriter font?"
Kostya specifically described the intended use case as computer-generated information such as cron logs, reports and tables.
He wrote:
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Monospaced font is mostly useful for viewing computer generated text, like cron job, reports, that type of thing.
and later:
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The primary use case for mono font is for viewing computer generated information (logs, etc.), often with tables or indentation that assume fixed character widths.
The option was still present in Aqua Mail 1.6.1.5 in May 2016.
See General Discussion:
Topic 4660 — "Mail with xml content / Aquamail Pro 1.6.1.5"
That thread gives the exact menu path as:
Message view → overflow menu → View → Enable mono font
It also confirms that the option applied specifically to messages sent as Content-Type: text/plain, without changing normal HTML/rich-text messages.
At some point later this option disappeared, apparently during or after the Message View redesign.
Could this behavior please be restored?
The desired behavior is simply the old Aqua Mail behavior:
text/plain → optional monospaced/fixed-width display
text/html → normal proportional/HTML rendering
A setting such as:
Use monospaced font for plain-text messages
would be sufficient.
It should not force all mail into a monospaced font, and it should not alter HTML messages.
For users who receive system-generated reports and logs by email, this is not primarily an aesthetic font preference. Fixed-width rendering preserves information that the sender encoded using character position and whitespace.
Restoring the former behavior would make Aqua Mail substantially more useful for technical and system-generated email.
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Development builds / Re: Microsoft Graph Support Now Available in stable
« Last post by JSSMarathon on August 22, 2026, 06:21:19 am »
Separate issue from my attachment post above — also from the same debug session (ticket #52935 was about push not working; not sure this fully resolved).
Log shows Microsoft rejecting AquaMail's push subscription request twice:
Graph subscription create failed: folderId=80 account=JSS - Exchange msg=ExtensionError: Operation: Create; Exception: [Status Code: 429; Reason: Too Many Requests]
This happened twice in one session. When this fails, does AquaMail fall back to polling instead of push? That would explain delayed mail delivery independent of the attachment bug. Is this a known rate-limit issue with the Graph subscription renewal logic, and is there a fix planned?
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Development builds / Re: Microsoft Graph Support Now Available in stable
« Last post by JSSMarathon on August 22, 2026, 06:16:34 am »
AquaMail 2.6.1-049. Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra, Android 17, One UI. Microsoft 365 Business Basic account (Exchange/O365 type, custom domain).
Bug: Attachments disappear from message view after moving a message between folders, and never recover — even after force-closing/reopening the app or refreshing.
Root cause found in debug logs: After a folder move, AquaMail's internal attachment count correctly shows 1 (log: "MessagePartBag Message part count: 1"), confirming the file is still linked to the message and downloaded successfully. But the separate counter that controls what actually renders on screen stays at zero (log: "Left to load: state 0, total 0, 0 display, 0 inlines") — identical to a message with no attachment at all. The attachment exists in the data but the UI never builds a visible attachment row for it.
Steps to reproduce:
Receive or forward an email with an attachment into Inbox
Move the message to a different IMAP/Exchange folder
Open the message — attachment is missing from the display
Force-close app, reopen, view again — still missing
Impact: This is blocking normal use of the app for business email. I no longer trust AquaMail to show attachments correctly and have to verify every moved message in Outlook/webmail instead.
I don't have the earlier debug logs (deleted), but the above is a precise, repeatable description with the exact log lines that show the mismatch, if that's enough to go on.
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Development builds / Re: Microsoft Graph Support Now Available in stable
« Last post by Lippa on August 19, 2026, 02:16:35 pm »
I just wanted to thank you for releasing 2.6.1-049

Shared mailboxes are now working as expected.
I did not expect such a fast fix for this.

Thanks again.


Shared mailboxes working okay here also. But if i rename my main account it always asks me to re login and then renames it again. If fails to sync otherwise.

Any help here ones
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