e-mail application

[PBMB]

I am looking for an e-mail application for my iPad. I need simply to read my e-mail (yahoo account), not store locally anything (16 GB model and almost full). But the most important is to be able to logout. Is there such an e-mail client? I tried Spark which seems very nice but the only way to "logout" is to simply remove the e-mail account. Unless I am missing something.

Any suggestions?

Thanks! 🙂

 

[rjcchan]

I am looking for an e-mail application for my iPad. I need simply to read my e-mail (yahoo account), not store locally anything (16 GB model and almost full). But the most important is to be able to logout. Is there such an e-mail client? I tried Spark which seems very nice but the only way to "logout" is to simply remove the e-mail account. Unless I am missing something.

Any suggestions?

Thanks! 🙂

What do you mean by logout? The Mail app can have inactive accounts or be set to only fetch mail manually.

 

[PBMB]

What do you mean by logout? The Mail app can have inactive accounts or be set to only fetch mail manually.

I mean to just have an interface element, like the link or button in the interface through a web browser, to sign out from the account. And sign in at will another time.

 

[Amirhossein]

I mean to just have an interface element, like the link or button in the interface through a web browser, to sign out from the account. And sign in at will another time.

I don't know any app have that feature but you can try email called app

 

[BrianBaughn]

You didn't mention which iPad model. The Outlook app can be set to require a Touch ID.

Edit: I'm thinking 16GB means no Touch ID.

 

[PBMB]

Edit: I'm thinking 16GB means no Touch ID.

No, it is an iPad mini 4 and it has Touch ID. However, Outlook is too big for the storage left in this little iPad. But I will give it a try if I manage to make some room. Thanks!

 

[willmtaylor]

You didn't mention which iPad model. The Outlook app can be set to require a Touch ID.

Edit: I'm thinking 16GB means no Touch ID.

What about a web-based client like Gmail?