Hi everyone!
Some weeks ago I saw that Android was lacking full support for EML files. EML files are email attachments to other emails (there's a standard, not always followed correctly).
There is a couple of apps that let you do this, but they're either lacking essential features (like managing attachments or showing inline images) or are part of a bigger app (which I didn't need for my specific needs).
So I wrote this small utility, EML Reader FREE.
You can open EML files from any application, like GMail native application or from the filesystem. Inside the application long press on a field (like an email address or an atachment) to see all options for that field (like add to contacts, save, open share with).
All suggestions, feedback and bug notices are really welcome, you can write at my email address which you'll find in the App Play page.
You can find the app in the Google Play Store.
Here is some screenshots and a QRCode.
Some weeks ago I saw that Android was lacking full support for EML files. EML files are email attachments to other emails (there's a standard, not always followed correctly).
There is a couple of apps that let you do this, but they're either lacking essential features (like managing attachments or showing inline images) or are part of a bigger app (which I didn't need for my specific needs).
So I wrote this small utility, EML Reader FREE.
You can open EML files from any application, like GMail native application or from the filesystem. Inside the application long press on a field (like an email address or an atachment) to see all options for that field (like add to contacts, save, open share with).
All suggestions, feedback and bug notices are really welcome, you can write at my email address which you'll find in the App Play page.
You can find the app in the Google Play Store.
Here is some screenshots and a QRCode.