Hi all,
I am using fastmail.fm as my email provider with my own custom domain name. I linked my custom domain name with fastmail.fm and also configure my custom domain name as a "reply to" address so I could both send and receive mails through this custom domain name on the web interface.
I want to do the same thing via my default android email app, (Nexus 4, Kitkat 4.4) however, I found the application lacks the option to specified my custom "reply to" address. The app requires me to input fastmail.fm address as login credential and lack "reply to" option.
I am using fastmail.fm as my email provider with my own custom domain name. I linked my custom domain name with fastmail.fm and also configure my custom domain name as a "reply to" address so I could both send and receive mails through this custom domain name on the web interface.
I want to do the same thing via my default android email app, (Nexus 4, Kitkat 4.4) however, I found the application lacks the option to specified my custom "reply to" address. The app requires me to input fastmail.fm address as login credential and lack "reply to" option.