AquaMail

App Freezes and dosnt start on CHromebooks. waste

Does not work anymore. At startup only white screen with logo. Also after remove and reinstall. Chrome is basic, not beta or dev

Nice interface and functions in ChromeOS, BUT... It is unable to download attachments (locally to Chromebook). The folder or mount-point <sd> doesn't exists. Poiting to "<sd>/Download" or any other folder like "/mnt/sdcard/" or "/storage/emulated/0" doesn't works too and nested folders are a NoGo.

I treasure this app because its one of the few apps for chrome that supports other, non-gmail services. It uses one's Google contact list, but cannot seem to recognize nor deal with 'group' names. It also seems to have a few odd behaviors when scrolling through a list. With a few fixes, this app could 'own' the non-gmail market on Chrome...sigh.

Pressing backspace on a Pixel Slate doesn't work in many text boxes.

I've used the Android version of Aqua Mail for many years on my phone and tablet but it has problems on my Chromebook (Asus C434). This is a decent substitute based on an Android version from three years ago. The only problem I can see with it is that it uses one hell of a lot of battery if left running in a tab. Only opening it as required stops this but also means there are no notifications.

while it does check my email, it doesn't support viewing attachments, selecting multiple emails, or checking spam when you open the subfolder. I'm looking for a better app.

As of the beginning of September this app nolonger works. I have noticed other apps have also stopped working (i.e. cloud library). I am guessing but, I think that someone is getting out of the web extention business and putting there money into Andoid. This would mean that all those people with non android Chromebooks are being retired!

Great. I use it on my phone for years. Now on Chromebook is really great. The same layout. Easy to work with.

The app hasn't been updated for a really long time. Other than that it is still working and allows me to have a non-native offline gmail client without having to install google play services on a chromebook. If you have issues with logging in, you could try to install the android app on your phone first, then grant access to your gmail account and it should allow you to fetch e-mail.