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Send and manage email

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The Firefox OS Email app lets you send email and manage email for multiple accounts. This article will show you how.

Note:

Before you can start sending emails or use the share with email feature, you'll need to add your account. See

Add email accounts

for help.

Tip:

You can also send an email directly from an entry in the

Contacts app

. Just tap on a person's email address to start a new message in the E-Mail app.

Reply to or forward an email

To reply to or forward an email, tap the paper icon (single arrow) at the bottom of the screen.
Choose from the following options on the next screen:
- Reply: sends a response to the sender only.
- Reply All: sends a response to all recipients of that email.
- Forward: sends the message to someone else.

Manage your email

You can quickly delete, flag, mark as unread or file your email. Here's how:

On the email list screen, tap the edit button along the bottom.
Tap the emails you want to work with.
Then choose an action at the bottom of the screen.

Low memory devices

: Devices with

version 1.3T

can download email files of up to 2MB.

The select button lets you delete, file, or mark multiple emails as unread. Here's how to do it:

On the email list screen, tap the check mark icon on the bottom:
Select the emails you want to work on by tapping the boxes next to them.
Choose an action at the bottom of the screen.

Access email folders

Firefox OS will load the folders you've set up for your email account. To access these folders, open the E-mail app and tap the the menu button at the top left corner of the screen.

Switch accounts

The E-Mail app makes it easy to switch between multiple email accounts:

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