Email client with select all capability needed

[PrinceCorwin]

I've tried a bunch of different email clients from the stock one to the Gmail to the AOL Mail and I can't seem to find one that allows me to select all emails in my current folder to delete them. I get a lot of emails and I don't want to have to select each one one by one I want to just click one little box and they all be selected. Does anybody know of one that does that

 

[dvhttn]

Just checked and Maildroid can 'select all'. Actually you choose 'Show checkboxes' then touch the 'tick box' at the top of the folder.

HTH

Dave

 

[jamoosh]

While I haven't used it for a while, so I can't speak for the current version, the last I used it K-9 Mail had a "Select All" function and is a robust and open source email client all around. Good luck.

 

[Hadron]

AquaMail can do it too - when viewing the folder you want to clear just touch the little 3-dot button and "select all" is one of the options.

 

[Crashdamage]

AquaMail has Select All, a few different ways - in menu, by swiping, by what's visible on screen only. Probably most email clients have a select all function, they might just be tricky to find sometimes.

 

[PrinceCorwin]

Just checked and Maildroid can 'select all'. Actually you choose 'Show checkboxes' then touch the 'tick box' at the top of the folder.

HTH

Dave

Tried maildroid just now. Google won't let me sign in using it. That really pisses me off for other reasons though

 

[Unforgiven]

Tried maildroid just now. Google won't let me sign in using it. That really pisses me off for other reasons though

If you have two step authentication set up you need to create a one time password to connect maildroid.

https://security.google.com/settings/security/apppasswords

Generate a password there, then sign into GMail from maildroid using your email address and the generated code.

 

[PrinceCorwin]

If you have two step authentication set up you need to create a one time password to connect maildroid.

https://security.google.com/settings/security/apppasswords

Generate a password there, then sign into GMail from maildroid using your email address and the generated code.

I don't have 2sv enabled
I'm looking into reasons/solutions now

 

[dvhttn]

Go ask here ... http://androidforums.com/threads/maildroid-back-to-basics.918275/ ... about gmail and Maildroid.

Dave

 

[PrinceCorwin]

Go ask here ... http://androidforums.com/threads/maildroid-back-to-basics.918275/ ... about gmail and Maildroid.

Dave

Couldn't find any information about why I can't sign in. I just chose CloudMagic. Maildroid has always been too complex to set up just to read emails.