BlueMail suggests recipients as you type, drawing on your device's address book and every address you have already emailed. Granting contacts permission is optional — without it, BlueMail still suggests addresses you have previously emailed.
Auto-Complete when composing
Begin typing the recipient's name or email address in the To field and Auto-Complete suggests matching addresses.
Which contacts BlueMail integrates with
Android & iOS — your device contacts, addresses from sent emails, the Global Address List (GAL) of any Exchange ActiveSync account that supports it, and the contacts held by Google, Outlook and Microsoft 365 accounts you signed into with the provider's own sign-in page.
Windows, Mac & Linux — addresses from sent emails, plus Exchange and Google Contacts.
More detail: Does BlueMail integrate with my Provider/Device Contacts?
Adding and managing contacts in BlueMail
You don't have to rely on your device's address book. You can add contacts in BlueMail itself: open the Contacts tab at the bottom of the screen (or Settings | Groups & Contacts), tap the Create New button at the top right, the group icon with a +, and choose Create Contact. Only the email address is required.
To manage a contact, go to Settings | Groups & Contacts and tap Edit next to it. Its page has:
- Edit, for the contact's details. See How Do I Edit a Contact's Settings?
- Hidden in autocomplete. See How to remove a contact from Auto-Complete
- Add to Phonebook
- Delete Contact. See How Do I Delete a Contact?
Contacts can also be grouped and emailed together — see Group Mail and Creating a group.
