[Android Apps and Games] vertigo_2_20:
But as I said, the only thing the FAQ covers is installation of the app itself on external storage. Again, I understand why that's a problem, but it doesn't give any explanation as to why the messages only (not the app) can't be stored there.

My question, though, is why would it matter if Android stops it, since emails that are pushed would do so regardless if it is running, and would therefore wake it up. Or is that not right? Does it have to be running to receive those messages. Again, this is more for my curiosity and wanting to understand how it works than any actual concern about FairEmail specifically, and anyone who understands the reasoning is of course welcome to explain. Just trying to learn about it.

Yeah, I realize that, and it's what I will have to do. I was just hoping that maybe an option could be added, even if not in the short-term, especially if there's enough interest in it.

Is there anything I can do if it happens again? I assume sending an error report wouldn't help, but it seems there should be some way to get the details you'd need.

I assume by this you think the issue was just Yahoo randomly disconnecting, and not a particular issue?

After messing with it for a bit, I've managed to get it to jump a couple times, but that's it. I can't get it to scroll, and I can't do it consistently. Normally, the OS and apps that use fast-scroll cause the part of the scroll bar you drag to enlarge when scrolling, so it can easily be grabbed and dragged. FairEmail's scroll bar, on the other hand, is extremely tiny and doesn't increase in size when scrolling, so it seems that activating the fast scroll requires extreme precision, to tap in just the right spot, and then it doesn't scroll, allowing you to drag it to a certain spot, but rather it just jumps. I'm not sure if that's how it's supposed to be or if there's an issue with it on my device, but it definitely doesn't seem right.

Ok, I see now what's going on with the non-compact view. It's just showing, with word-wrap, the entire sender and subject, which is why everything is so large (a single message takes 1/4-1/3 the screen on the smallest font size and the entire screen on the largest). Anyways, the option to show the preview of the message is what I wanted. Thanks!

This will work, though it requires adding them to contacts. I'd prefer to just be able to tell it to always allow for a sender, but I understand if that would add more code and complexity than you want, and this should be a decent alternative in that case.

That's not what I mean. Settings > Display > "Show on start screen" has three options: Unified inbox, Unified folders, and Accounts. What I'd like is a fourth option there, for a user-defined folder, that when selected it would have you select a folder (e.g. inbox of one account) to be shown when opening the app.

Thanks. I couldn't find it before, and I tried tapping on the account box, but I think I tapped the red text at the bottom that says "This provider does not support push messages..." which doesn't register the tap and open the settings. It only works to tap on the top half of the box, where the account name and details are. Perhaps this could/should be changed so tapping anywhere in the box will open the settings. I also think a much more intuitive place to put a link to the account settings is in the pop-up when long-pressing the account on the accounts screen and/or in the three-dot menu when in an account's main/folders screen.