You can swipe right to see your mail list and left for other actions. I'm having quite a time re-training my muscle memory.
Pat
Sent from my iPad Pro2
The problem I have with the stock mail app n my iPad Pro 9.7" is that since the iOS 10 beta, my arrows to advance or go back to a message seem to have disappeared. I have sent this to Apple but have not received any answers.
~ EdenI have disliked the conversations link which I've disliked since it was implemented. I want mail the old way where I tap on a subject and all the individual emails are under that subject, not app linked together like now. I use to be able to open a subject, tap on the first email, rear it, delete it and would automatically get the next email opened under the subject. When all relevant emails for a particular subject were read and deleted, in world be sent back top the list of emails.\\ /\( ) Alice.( ). lwr32@mac.comI'm not loving it....yet. But I usually feel that way until I catch up with the learning curve. I was hoping that my Apple "pencil" would work in mail. Both my iPads are Pro. But it doesn't.I have a few too many mail folders. It's okay on the small pro but it's three panes in the large one. That's one too many. I can probably change that. Right now I'm getting the "conversations" linked which I hate. People tend not to change the subject line and the messages get lost in the jumble.Terry"Do all the good you can. By all the means you can. In all the ways you can."
On Sep 14, 2016, at 10:20 PM, David Smith david.smith.14916@gmail.com [iPad] <iPad@yahoogroups.com> wrote:Forgot two other mail irritants. The "archive all" and "trash all" options seem to be gone.And it may not matter to anyone, but replies are now in separate windows.Can't be April Fool. It's September.When upgrading my old (A8X processor) iPad to iOS 10 a few minutes ago, the progress bar on the first Apple-logo-and-progress-bar screen made it to within three hairs' breadth of the end and stayed there for a *long* time. That's OK, apparently, because it eventually finished.The iOS 10 changes in mail are a headache for me. If you have a lot of mail accounts with a lot of folders, you'll see what I mean. If not, the iOS 10 change will probably be no big deal for you. I do not see what the changes improve, though. Thoughts?The new key click sounds are irritating for me, so I turned them off. Too bad, because I liked the old click sound. No options besides on and off.I'm beginning to get the feeling that there are new design people in charge at Apple, and they and I are *not* in sync. Paranoid? Time will tell.Interesting that the iOS 10 changes list had a phony friendliness to it, at least at the beginning, the sort of thing you expect to see in advertisements. I don't like to see that there. My thin skin? Maybe.So far, no observed bugs, just those "improvement" annoyances.
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