Every email account on BlueMail has a custom name, description, and color. These elements help you quickly identify the account in various screens and features within BlueMail.
To view and edit these, go to Settings | Accounts, then tap the account. You'll see your email address, protocol, and the following options:
- Name: The name presented when sending an email from this account.
- Description: The title used for your account when displayed in the Account Picker.
- Account Color: The color used to identify this account throughout the app, with an option to revert to the default.
- Update Password: Update the password used to sign in to this account.
- Reset Password and Update Recovery Email: shown only for accounts that use BlueMail's own mail service, not for Gmail, Outlook, or other IMAP/Exchange accounts, whose passwords and recovery details are managed by the provider.
- Incoming/Outgoing Settings: View or edit this account's server connection settings.
- Aliases: Add extra email addresses you can send from using this account.
- Folder Management: Map this account's folders to match your provider.
- Compose Sound: Choose the sound played when you send an email from this account.
- Always BCC: Automatically BCC yourself on every email you send from this account.
- Always show CC/BCC in Compose (toggle): Show the CC/BCC fields by default when composing.
- Plain Text Only (toggle): Send emails as plain text instead of rich text.
- Enable Read Receipt (toggle): Request a read receipt by default for every email you send.
- Mark as read when opened (toggle): Automatically mark a message as read when you open it.
- Sending Headers Style: Choose how the original message is quoted when replying.
- Advanced: this account's CalDAV settings.
- Blocked Senders: View or edit senders and domains blocked for this account.
- Offline Storage: Choose how many days of email to keep available offline.
- Import Mailbox: on the desktop app only, import mail into this account. See Backing up your email.
- Remove Account: Remove the account from BlueMail.
A POP3 account shows one extra row that IMAP and Exchange accounts do not: Delete Messages on Server. Opening it offers Never, which is the default, When downloading messages and When deleting from trash. See How does my POP3 account work in BlueMail? and How to Delete Emails from the Server with POP3 Accounts?.
