Am I able to forward my murena.io emails to another service, and is there a way to export all of my emails to another service as well?
One option for âexportâ is to sync both services (murena and other service) with local installation of Thunderbird. Prerequisite: other service must support imap.
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How well does this work?
My other email provider mentioned the same Thunderbird method for exporting. Can only assume it works well.
Something similar may be possible on Android. In FairEmail I can move mail from one account to any other available account.
EDIT: âŚwhich I didnât realize until seeing this thread. 
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It is interesting, @isle9, that you use the term âexportâ in this context. I might consider exporting copies of my emails somewhere ⌠but if I understand your intention correctly âŚ
I see my emails on the Murena server as a âdynamicâ âliveâ thing, I see them all as part of my whole personal content on the email sever.
I connected my Evolution email client on my laptop to the Murena sever following this: https://doc.e.foundation/support-topics/configure-email.html.
What I now have is Evolution contains an exact copy of all my emails and folders.
Any of
- Evolution
- Murena email app
- my phone
can read email, send email, delete email in exact harmony. (This is the method of @obacht). I had no issues or errors at all doing this.
As Evolution was already connected to a different email service run by my home ISP, I am also able to copy and move email from one account to another should I wish.
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I have a free email account at gmx.com. It has a feature called 'Mail collector` which will collect e-mail from other e-mail accounts into your GMX account - either into the default inbox, or into a separate folder. I use it to pick up mail from the gmail account that I used in the past as a âthrow-awayâ email address, but it will also work for e.email/murena.io addresses.
You may want to give this improvement issue a thumb up 
If you have a computer, there also are provider-independent solutions like MailStore Home for Windows.
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This is actually what I meant by export. I want to copy all of my emails from murena to another service.
Can I then forward those emails to another service? I donât really want to use gmx.com.
Sorry - no idea! The GMX 'Mail collector` does what I want / need without forwarding
Then you would have to hunt round for an email provider that ofers a similar service. Sorry, but I don;t know of any off-hand
This is easy to do in a PC mail client such as Thunderbird. Add both accounts as IMAP services, let them collect the mail, then, in the e / murena inbox, select all, and copy to the inbox of the other account. It may be possible to do on a phone mail client app, but I donât know of any. itâs certainly not possible on K-9 Mail
I seem to be stuck at this screen. I tried to login, but it just wonât let me. I followed this article as I usually do.
Yeah, Iâll try using this method since everyone is recommending it. And gmx can indeed forward emails.
Iâm still stuck trying to add the murena email though.
From what I understand it should work for your scenario: you set up both accounts in TB (murena and other) and wait for the TB-murena-account to be synced with murena.
Then on within TB - there you simply manually copy (or move) the mails (or complete folders) from the murena -account to the other serviceâs account and that should be it (other service will be synced with new content from TB-account).
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It seems like itâs possible to set up Rainloop / snappymail filters to forward email.
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