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- styanax 1y ago> Today, we’re pleased to announce full offline support for all our customers, in our apps and even on the web. (2025-08-26)
- carlosjobim 1y agoThis was the last missing piece of the puzzle for Fastmail.
- kid64 1y agoYou're saying they released a usable mobile app while I wasn't looking?
- carlosjobim 1y agoNow with offline mode, it is usable.
- slj 1y agoThe FM iOS interface is just not polished enough. Compare Gmail or Apple Mail on iOS.
- RandomBacon 1y agoFor anyone who has an Android and is considering Fastmail. I think the Android app is pretty polished (and I recommend the service).
- jaredcwhite 1y agotbh, I've been using the official app on iOS for years and it's…fine. It's certainly gotten more attractive as of late, but I really do prefer it to Apple Mail. I also directly use the webapps on desktop OSes and they are also fine.
- slj 1y agoSimilar boat. I think the FM iOS client is fine. It’s not a native app, it’s a bit sluggish occasionally, the interface has improved over the past 5 years but it’s still not up to the same scratch as Gmail or Apple Mail. I use FMail2 for macOS. It works fine too. Not polished, no, but it works fine.
- mcsniff 1y agoGreat addition! This will make the mobile apps much more usable and hopefully more responsive.
- bpev 1y agofiiiiiiinnallyyyyyyyy yay
- pjmlp 1y agoKids, this is how we used POP3 and IMAP with dial up connections, using our own native email clients.