As above. Lots of computers these days have a TPM chip to self-generate and de/encrypt.

If ProtonMail allowed these to be compatible, we wouldn't need to rely on proton to do this and security would be much increased.

The secret key is only decrypted by javascript in client's web browser. However it's also possible that client's browser & computer is not safe so the decrypted key can be lost.

It's better to allow:
1. Manually switch encryption key: A button that user can simply click to get a new key and re-encrypt all the emails with the new key, after the user feels he previously log in from some where unsafe.

2. Auto key rotating: After a period of time, such as 3 months, system automatically generate a new key when user log in.

The second feature of Gmail described in this article
http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/1-awesome-gmail-tip-you-dont-know-about-seriously/

Right now (in website view) the top buttons are all the same size, but undoubtedly (unless using keyboard shortcuts) some buttons get used more than others, so why are they all the same size - I don't want to accidentally hit send to trash when I meant to archive.

Machine learning should figure out how often you use a button and make it easier to click on by making it wider.

Thanks for great service. But... I can't make it work following exactly your instructions to convert Outlook contact files to Unicode in order to upload to Protonmail. Very frustrating using this without contact list.

What more do I need to say? Practically all other mainstream clients use this feature. If an email address is being used to spam me, a simple block feature would save data, processing power and personal online security.
For a system which aims to be the absolute best of all hosted emails from a security point of view, it is surprising that this option has not been included. I would hope to see it in future editions! :)

Like a viritual Discobal beaming shiny mirror reflections all a round see now how difficult it is to trace the master viritual server!

I primarily use protonmail for secure communication among business partners that are also on protonmail. (some with custom domains)

I occasionally accidentally send a message to a non-protonmail recipient without knowing it. I would like to avoid doing that, is there a way to either

1) prevent email to any outside addresses
or
2) warn me before i send an email to an non-protonmail address

thanks

Presently, when text is highlighted and the "Insert Link" option is clicked, a window waiting for the link to be pasted into opens, but defaults the cursor to the "Text to display" field, which is already populated by the highlighted text and likely not needed to be changed.

It would make more sense (GMail does this) to automatically default the cursor to the "Link or Email" field where the link is to be pasted, if the operation was enacted when text was highlighted i.e. the "Text to display" field would already be populated.

Its very stupid that we can not remove addresses. It is a surefire way to delete personal info and get rid of spammers, and if its too painstaking to get rid of 100+ emails. Also what if they made one by mistake?

Korean Translation.. and more

I can help you to translate your email to Korean, Chinese and Japanese. You don't have to pay for Korean version. I can do it for free.

Need to be able to chat similar to Google Hangouts with other proton mail account holders

My laptop is old IBM Thinkpad X61 and have a complex hardware layer for security of public keys. I know you developing a conection with a Desktop 3rd party mail client, i can wait to start to use. You can improve your security using this feature from my hardware to improve the security this mail client?

Follow the link with a hardware security subsystem
https://www.thinkwiki.org/wiki/Embedded_Security_Subsystem

I would like to see larger script as it is a strain on my eyes to read such small and faint script.

Highlight the security status of the email rather than just the small lock symbol which on hover tells what the status of email is.

Examples:
1. End to end encrypted using PGP MIME
2. External message stored encrypted
3. End to end encrypted internal message

I would like to know when someone sent me an encrypted email (using my gpg ofcourse) and that its different from normal email. There should be a way to highlight or better show this status.

J'aimerais pouvoir enregister les emails directement dans les contacts lorsque j'envoie un message...

Not sure about everyone else, but if I'm paying quite a lot of money per month for just an email account, I would expect some level of support by email and telephone. This would include a specified email and telephone point of contact address for prompt resolution of technical issues, not just a support forum.

One of the problems with services such as Gmail is their poor support, but they are at least free.

Current support is "OK" but sometimes slow and incomplete.

Rather than setting the label myself on an e-mail, would it be possible to place a filter on a contact so that all e-mails received from that contact would, by default, be labeled whatever I decide ?
e.g. a contact is my shooting club - Any e-mail received from my shooting club would automatically be labelled "shooting".
Thanks