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How to automatically download e-mails?

Biffos

Android Enthusiast
How could I download / edit e-mails the same way I can do with e.g. Tunderbird on Windows? So an app automatically shall look for (new) e-mails and automatically download them, and composing e-mails should be possible also and to send them like it can be done with e.g. Thunderbird.
 
Not sure I understand what you are looking for, as gmail does those things correct?
I don't use Thunderbird sorry, so I am not clear about your question :)
 
Sorry for my bad expression.

With e.g. Thunderbird or Outolook (Microsoft Windows) you can download your e-mails automatically (without to have to go to your own account and check manually) check if there are new e-mails, download them if there are, you can write e-mails with these programs and a lot more. So I am wondering, is there a program / app that does the same for Android.
 
Download Birdiesync for thunderbird from the Play Store. I'd post you a link but I'm posting this from my S2. There is no Thunderbird add-on for the Firefox browser for android.
 
The email app on Android already does this. It alerts me on new mail automatically, and I can write email on it as well. What's the problem with the email app exactly?
 
Thanky you dontpanicbobby,

I will have a look at it.

Thanks chanchan05,

I would not say, a problem, I did not know that app, respectively that I have this app, what is the name of it?
 
What's your device? On both my phone and Tab its just called Email. The Gmail app is also able to do this if you are using a Gmail account.
 
Or you could use gmail and merge your other accounts with it.
I have some different accounts, freenet, web.de and the ones of the provider I have my Websites, I assume it would be a big effort to make the work, but I just may would use one or two of those accounts then.

Thanks for the link.

What's your device?
Samsung Galaxy S6102 Duos.

I have such an account at googlemail.com, I assume that is called Gmail.

The Gmail app is also able to do this if you are using a Gmail account.
Good, I have not seen this option yet, but I guess I will find it.
 
On your device, open the app drawer, there should be an app there called Email. It may look like a white envelope with a red wax seal, or an open white envelope with a yellow seal. Using that app, I have a Gmail, Hotmail, and Ovimail account set.
 
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