I’ve moved most active and new accounts over to Proton, and I’d like to migrate all my old emails too, but before that I’ll need to be able to search mail content from mobile.
EDIT: Just checked my wife’s phone and there is a search icon in the top right on iOS latest update…works great even for content. Are you running an older version?
I’m amazed the iOS version doesn’t have a search function. That should be at the top of the list, they already have it for android.
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EDIT: Just checked my wife’s phone and there is a search icon in the top right on iOS latest update…works great even for content. Are you running an older version?
I’m amazed the iOS version doesn’t have a search function. That should be at the top of the list, they already have it for android.
Yes, I have the latest version. Yes, there is a search icon. No, it doesn’t search in content.
I’ve done several tests in words that only exist in content, not subject, and never get any search results.
Only searches for words that are also part of the subject or sender will get results.