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When you're on a computer, do you access all these individually from the browser? If you'd switch your phone, does the need to sync the display names and signa
by chdaniel 7y ago
When you're on a computer, do you access all these individually from the browser?
If you'd switch your phone, does the need to sync the display names and signatures bother you? That, and the need to log in manually to all these 6 addresses?
- __d 7y agoOn my laptop, I use Apple's Mail.app, rather than a browser. When I switch to my phone, also using the iOS Mail application, it's all synced up. I seldom need to log in: the Mail apps use my keychain to sign me in to all the accounts transparently. I have at least one signature for each account, and several for some. When sending a new email, I select the correct source address (two taps/clicks), and signature (another two clicks) if the default isn't correct. Replies set the account automatically, so I just need to choose the signature there.
- __d 7y agoWhen I get a new phone, my email (and calendar, and contacts) settings migrate seamlessly. I've upgraded 3 times over the last decode (iPhone3GS, iPhone5S, iPhone6S) with no issues. Same with a new laptop (4 times in about 15 years) -- I just transfer all the settings over, and I haven't ever needed to redo anything.