Re:FastMail app for iOS and Android now available
by robn_fastmail on Wednesday November 12, 2014 @05:10AM
(#8594720)
The application gets cached but the data does not. We're looking at ways to improve the initial load time.
If you tap the message area when reading, a row of action buttons will appear. You can archive, delete, report spam, move to folder and mark from here.
Re:FastMail app for iOS and Android now available
by annnnd on Thursday November 13, 2014 @04:32AM
(#8600652)
I am not a parent, but from UX perspective I think you just got a feedback which says the action is either too hidden or not useful enough. :) (it's a single complaint, though)
Re:FastMail app for iOS and Android now available
by robn_fastmail on Thursday November 13, 2014 @06:20AM
(#8600949)
Yeah, I've answered that questions a few times in the last couple of days. It was also asked a bit when first release the mobile web app a while back. It's on my list to bring it up with the UI team soon :)
By the way, I like the app. First load must be hitting the network, seems like that could come from a stored cached and refreshed asap.
Also, it would be really nice if you could archive or delete a message from the reading view. (a) there's plenty of room for 2 more icons and (b) I have to believe people are way more likely to archive a message than forward it, yet somehow forward gets the spot.