BUT, if I send the email to the same account and open it on my PC (with Thunderbird) instead of on the phone and then either forward it or send it as a new email to my phone I will be able to use the same email app on the phone to open the attachment with my app.
sor files and then use my app to send an email to my own email account I will receive the email on my phone but will not be able to open the attachment with my app.
However, this only works when the email comes from a PC email client, and will not work when the email is received from a phone. This allows me to (sometimes) open the file with the app right from the users email client on the phone. I also have an intent filter to allow the app to show up in the list of apps that can open this type of file. Inside the app I have a feature to send an email with one of these files attached. Concerning the app/tool specific instructions of setting up your Mailfence account, please refer to the respective manual/user-guide of the respective app/tool you are using.I have an app that generates custom file types (.sor). Outlook (+ Gpg4Win/GgpOL) for GNU/Linux, MacOS and WindowsĮnd-to-end encrypted email: OpenPGP pluginsĪll of the necessary connection settings can be found in My connection settings (see below).Thunderbird (+ Enigmail) for GNU/Linux, MacOS and Windows.However, to facilitate the use of your of Mailfence account (paying) in order to achieve end-to-end encryption on external tools/apps, here are some of the common third-party tools/apps that you can use based on your needs: Concerning external tools/apps, we do not have specific recommendations for a local email client for SMTP-IMAP/POP3 connection (nor do we endorse or take any responsibility in terms of their security/privacy).
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