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1. It has been my primary private email for the better part of 4 years now and it's not going anywhere any time soon! Keep up the great work! Regards, JeffExcellent phone and desktop application; I've been waiting for something like this for some time so that I can distance myself from these draconic corporations.
2. Would really love to see more features: alias/secondary email addresses, encrypted cloud backup (Gdrive/Dropbox), contact sync, custom/personal domains, calendar... all things in good time.
3. (The one that I remember off the top of my head is that I wanted to attach a PDF to send to someone; when I tried to send it via the Android app, it couldn't attach; as in, if I selected the file --> share --> choose CripText --> that opens up the app, but then it'd just display a failed to attach error).
4. This app sucks.Criptext is hands-down the best encrypted email service available.
5. The redirect from Craigslist to send an e-mail does not work meaning that I have to manually copy the email address into the recipient bar.
6. Painfully slow, doesn't maintain deleted messages older than a few days, struggles with common formatting used by the majority of senders, making you open in a browser for those features to work, catches "spam" that isn't.
7. And when taping to archive emails I noticed that there was not an archive folder! So where are they?Finally we have essential services such as those offered by this entity, where we can be sure that our info is not handled by others.
8. CheersPretty decent, with a few problems: 1) Dark mode changes text white, so when you view an email with a white background, you can't see it.
9. My only critique currently to the development team would be to add an "open on windows startup" option in the settings menu, and the ability to easily login/logout with multiple emails.
10. Try again later" pops up when I refresh my inbox.Noticed a while back that there was like one month of email that didn't download.
11. I'll keep my criptext email but for important stuff, I'll be switching to something more established.