Can anyone that’s using the new rewritten android mail app comment if it has the tracker blocking like it does on desktop and iOS? If not are there any plans for this?
They still haven’t published on github or fdroid yet, and as the only update available is on the Play store, and I won’t install from there, I haven’t tried it yet.
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No, the Android app only sends and receives emails. It does not have any privacy features like the web version offers.
They rewrote it? How come? I missed something, I think.
Yes. Version 4x is a new rewritten app. There are some missing functions, but it is the base for all new things to come.
Exciting!
They still haven’t published on github or fdroid yet, and as the only update available is on the Play store, and I won’t install from there, I haven’t tried it yet.