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I may have missed something, but I was not able to open/copy/whatsoever an e-mail attachment from within the Sailfish e-mail client. It was a sound file, so it could have been simply played or (better) given additional options such as opening a file manager in the right directory with the file in question highlighted. (Starting a file manager from outside the e-mail app, eventually I found my attached file.)

There should be a link from the attachment information in the e-mail client (at best in the list of e-mails as well as when the individual mail is shown) to the actual file activated either (or alternatively) by:

• Long tap
• Pulley menu (expecting that in case of multiple attachments, all are saved to the same directory)
• Tap + pulley menu
• Swiping to the left either the whole mail screen (i.e. within the e-mail information) or swiping to the left just the attachment information.

I may have missed something, but I was not able to open/copy/whatsoever an e-mail attachment from within the Sailfish e-mail client. It was a sound file, so it could have been simply played or (better) given additional options such as opening a file manager in the right directory with the file in question highlighted. (Starting a file manager from outside the e-mail app, eventually I found my attached file.)

There should be a link from the attachment information in the e-mail client (at best in the list of e-mails as well as when the individual mail is shown) to the actual file activated either (or alternatively) by:

• Long tap
• Pulley menu (expecting that in case of multiple attachments, all are saved to the same directory)
• Tap + pulley menu
• Swiping to the left either the whole mail screen (i.e. within the e-mail information) or swiping to the left just the attachment information.

I may have missed something, but I was not able to open/copy/whatsoever an e-mail attachment from within the Sailfish e-mail client. It was a sound file, so it could have been simply played or (better) given additional options such as opening a file manager in the right directory with the file in question highlighted. (Starting a file manager from outside the e-mail app, eventually I found my attached file.)

There should be a link from the attachment information in the e-mail client (at best in the list of e-mails as well as when the individual mail is shown) to the actual file either (or alternatively) by:

• Long tap
• Pulley menu (expecting that in case of multiple attachments, all are saved to the same directory)
• Tap + pulley menu
• Swiping to the left either the whole mail screen (i.e. within the e-mail information) or swiping to the left just the attachment information.

I may have missed something, but I was not able to open/copy/whatsoever an e-mail attachment from within the Sailfish e-mail client. It was a sound file, so it could have been simply played or (better) given additional options such as opening a file manager in the right directory with the file in question highlighted. (Starting a file manager from outside the e-mail app, eventually I found my attached file.)

There should be a link from the attachment information in the e-mail client (at best in the list of e-mails as well as when the individual mail is shown) to the actual file either (or alternatively) by:

• Long tap
• Pulley menu (expecting that in case of multiple attachments, all are saved to the same directory)
• Tap + pulley menu
• Swiping to the left either the whole mail screen (i.e. within the e-mail information) or swiping to the left just the attachment information.

I may have missed something, but I was not able to open/copy/whatsoever an e-mail attachment from within the Sailfish e-mail client. It was a sound file, so it could have been simply played or (better) given additional options such as opening a file manager in the right directory with the file in question highlighted. (Starting a file manager from outside the e-mail app, eventually I found my attached file.)

There should be a link from the attachment information in the e-mail client (at best in the list of e-mails as well as when the individual mail is shown) to the actual file either (or alternatively) by:

• Long tap
• Pulley menu (expecting that in case of multiple attachments, all are saved to the same directory)
• Tap + pulley menu
• Swiping to the left either the whole mail screen (i.e. within the e-mail information) or swiping to the left just the attachment information.