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I understand I cannot access iCloud from my iPad.
Yet, I also am told I cannot set up rules for nail on my iPad unless I do it at the iCloud site.
How do I deal with this when I cannot use my desktop...and keep getting new spam on iPad?
iPad, iOS 6.1.2, it's an iPad mini
This is using the Mercury browser on the iPad.
You need to use a computer or you could try an alternate web browser on the iPad, but you have to download one that will identify as a desktop browser. I have two browsers that identify as desktop browsers, iCab Mobile and Mercury. If you identify as a desktop browser in the settings, you can sign into iCloud.com on the iPad. However, in my experience I have found it to be a bit slow and not the greatest way to access iCloud.com. Some users swear by this though.
I do not use iCloud email so I don't know how well it will work for what you want to do, but you can try it and. These are paid versions of the browsers that I am talking about. Lite versions will not give you the full functionality of the paid versions.
This is using the Mercury browser on the iPad.
You need to use a computer or you could try an alternate web browser on the iPad, but you have to download one that will identify as a desktop browser. I have two browsers that identify as desktop browsers, iCab Mobile and Mercury. If you identify as a desktop browser in the settings, you can sign into iCloud.com on the iPad. However, in my experience I have found it to be a bit slow and not the greatest way to access iCloud.com. Some users swear by this though.
I do not use iCloud email so I don't know how well it will work for what you want to do, but you can try it and. These are paid versions of the browsers that I am talking about. Lite versions will not give you the full functionality of the paid versions.
Demo
Thank you very much, especially for the screen cap. I will check them out.
I wish I never gave in and started using iCloud for email (or for anything.) My primary machine and where I usually access Mail, is my Mac Pro, running Snow Leopard. The iPad mini sucked me in.
Thanks again.
Mail Rules on iPad.
