I was comparing my emails in Boxer against what is listed in the browser. I found two emails that were missing in Boxer. Both were from the same recipient with the same subject line, but one was on the 7/2 and the other on 7/3. I also have other emails with the same recipient and subject lines, and they are shown in Boxer.

The only difference I can see at the moment is the one's that show up are in the same day as opposed to the ones missing are on difference days.

Let me know what additional information you want to troubleshoot.

I have two Office 365 exchange email accounts, setup on my Nexus 7 2013 and my Samsung Galaxy S3. Both devices are rooted and the Nexus 7 is running stock 4.4.4 and the S3 is running Alliance 4.3 ROM. When I setup both exchange accounts on either device it takes approximately 30 seconds for the Nexus 7 and 35 seconds for the S3 to populate the emails to the screen. I have tested with displaying emails for 1 week, 3 days, and 1 day with the same results. Removing either of the exchange accounts allows Boxer to populate the emails to the screen in 3 to 5 seconds on either device. The issue can be completely reproduced on either device with either email account. So I have tried to eliminate it being one of the exchange accounts. Notably IMAP or outlook.com email accounts have no effect. I have just added the second exchange account, so I have no historical comparison, but the two exchange accounts do not appear to cause a lag in EE. It would be interesting to hear if anyone else is experiencing the same issue.

Display date separators in message lists. This would make it far easier to scroll to a period of time in the message list.

Each block of messages within a time window would have an easily seen/read header bar above it. The bars might say Sunday through Saturday for the past week (i.e. “Monday June 30“), then larger blocks of time lower in the list (divided by week or month).

Also, as you scroll, a pop-up indicator would display the current time window you are scrolling through (same text aa the last past divider). This allows fast scrolling to get into the ballpark without missing a divider. This functionality is similar to how many contacts apps behave when scrolling their list, except contact apps use alphabetical dividers & pop-ups.

These features are also used in Blackberry email apps.

I'm not sure if this would be considered a "bug" but the new Add Account screen has some design flaws.

In previous versions, simply putting in my username and password was enough to add a Gmail account to the app. It would automatically determine my outgoing name, and the account name was just the email address by default. Having auto-discovered values for this made the initial setup much quicker, and I could still easily change the values if I needed to.

Also, the purpose of those fields was much more clear in the previous version. "Name" is ambiguous - there's no context clues to suggest that it means "the name you'll show up as in the From: field", it could just as easily mean "the name you want this account to show up as in the menu."

In fact, having the two fields be "Name" and "Description" implies that the two are related to each other - that the first is the name of the account and the second is a description of what you use it for. It would be much more clear if you used the same field names as you do in the options - "Your Name" and "Account Name".

I do like the new look of the screen, it's very slick and a good introduction to the app, but it's definitely a step backward for functionality.