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Support for internationalized domain name, IDN
I request that support is added for IDN custom domains and support to send mail to addresses with internationalized domain names.
19 votes -
Update Inactivity Policy
As a Proton user who infrequently logs into their Proton account
I want to ensure my account is not delete due to inactivity as per https://proton.me/support/inactive-accounts
So I want Proton to modify their inactive-acount rules to IF (account inactivity > 12 months AND space used > X*) THEN delete ELSE do nothing*where Proton decides an publishes what the amount of space used needs to be, e.g. > 1gb
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Filtering to Help Distinguish Mailers from Common Senders - e.g. Zoom.Us
Example: Assume one receives video conferencing requests from multiple companies that use the same sender, such as Zoom where every email is sent from no-eply@zoom.us. The behind the scenes sender could be anyone from Company A to Company Z. Often the "reply-to" will be filled with the company requesting the video conference.
I see 2 options to solve this problem easily without custom scripting by the ProtonMail user:
- Add a filter for "reply-to" to the existing filter mechanism OR
- Add a filter to search the body of an email (MUCH MORE INTENSIVE).
Thanks for considering this feature.
2 votes -
Fix pinch-to-zoom panning in the iOS Mail app & add a text-size / reflow option for emails
Problem
On the Proton Mail iOS app, emails that use a small font are hard to read. The only workaround is pinch-to-zoom with two fingers. The text does get bigger, but then I can no longer move around within the email: when I try to pan to the right to read the rest of a line, the app moves the whole view instead (swiping to the next/previous email or triggering navigation), so the zoomed content is unusable.
Steps to reproduceOpen an email with small text on the iOS app.
Pinch to zoom in to enlarge the text.
Try to drag the zoomed content horizontally (e.g. to the right) to read a long line.
Instead of panning inside the email, the whole app view shifts/navigates away.Expected behaviour
When zoomed in, I should be able to freely pan up/down and left/right within the email content, without the gesture triggering app-level navigation.
Feature requestFix the panning bug so zoomed content can be moved in all directions.
Add a dedicated text-size / font-scaling setting for reading emails (independent of pinch-zoom), ideally with automatic reflow so lines wrap to the screen width and no horizontal scrolling is needed at all.This would make small-font emails much easier to read on mobile and remove the frustrating navigation conflict.
Problem
On the Proton Mail iOS app, emails that use a small font are hard to read. The only workaround is pinch-to-zoom with two fingers. The text does get bigger, but then I can no longer move around within the email: when I try to pan to the right to read the rest of a line, the app moves the whole view instead (swiping to the next/previous email or triggering navigation), so the zoomed content is unusable.
Steps to reproduceOpen an email with small text on the iOS app.
Pinch to zoom in to enlarge the text.
Try to…2 votes -
Hotkeys on non‑English layouts
Right now hotkeys don’t support different keyboard layouts, which is quite inconvenient. I’m sure there are complete mapping tables that show which keys correspond to important hotkeys like: T, R, U, I, A and others in various layouts. I think it should be possible to map them to the English layout without any issues.
P.S. Just eight years ago there was a request on GitHub to add hotkeys — it’s surprising that they didn’t exist here at all before that. (ProtonMail/WebClients/issues/65)
3 votes -
Force default email address
Please extend the current default email address configuration settings, to allow the user to choose whether to always use the default email address on all replies/forwards, or only on new emails.
2 votes -
Archive and delete always mark read
Have a setting that marks all messages read when archived and/or deleted.
This is especially annoying when you already seen the title in notification on your phone and just want to archive it, you only get one click. So if you don't want the archive folder to have a "1 unread message" after that, then you have to open the app.
6 votes -
.ics file import directly in the New Event dialog ;-)
I often have to import .ics files into my calendar. The current path to the function is multi-cklicks away. Why not add a button in the New Event dialog? That would be very handy :-)
17 votes -
Ability to suggest other times in Calendar:
When managing multiple people that have busy schedules, the ability to propose new calendar time for conflicting schedules is a HUGE time saver by not having to write messages back and forth. Both Google and Outlook have this feature.
3 votes -
partner with tuta
Proton is talking bad abaut tuta:
https://proton.me/mail/proton-mail-vs-tutanota
this is realy dirty considering that tuta doesnt even mention proton in any wayi think that proton shuldn't compete with tuta, but rather partner with them so that emails betwen tuta and proton could be encrypted.
privacy folk should cooperate not compete.
also people chill dont be fanaticly in love with proton, theyre still a corporation afterall.
3 votes -
Reply to emails sent with hide-my-email alias
Use Hide-my-email addres to reply to email received to that Hide-my-email address
565 votes -
Proton Mail
Two suggestions: First, replace the word "Messages" with either "email" or "mail" on all webpages and across all platforms because most users associate the word "messages" with text messages. Second, standardize the icon, appearance and wording for the INBOX, DRAFT, SENT, TRASH, etc. across all webpages and platforms for consistency. As an example the icon and text that shows in the Proton Mac version is different than what is shown in the iPad version. Again, make it consistent.
2 votes -
IMAP Migration Without Data Loss
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Dragging events in Android app
Being able to drag events to other time slots without needing to open the event and manually change the time would be great!
17 votes -
Please display the appointment title in the subject line of reminder emails
Please display the appointment title in the subject line of reminder emails. This is very practical, especially if you use your inbox as a task list. Currently, only the date and time of the appointment are included in the subject line.
3 votes -
Make e-mail snoozing vailable when conversation grouping is disabled
Email snoozing is currently only available when conversation grouping is enabled. Please make email snoozing available for users who prefer not to use conversation grouping as well.
3 votes -
More organized configuration in Mail
The ProtonMail inbox/main configuration is already pretty good, but it seems a little cluttered to me in comparison with Gmail's clean and organized view.
I like Gmail's inbox layout with emails stretching across the view, and then upon clicking on one it turns completely to that email's contents. Rather than Proton's half-and-half configuration.
Hope that makes sense.
Also, I don't think this is super important, just would help freshen things up a little.
Thanks.
3 votes -
Proton Mail Desktop - Print attachments
In the Proton Mail Desktop app, you can download or open attached files. Would be nice to have a 'print' feature on the opened attachment, to print the document.
3 votes -
Change label or folder visibility in list
I'd like to be able to hide labels or folders in the list seen in Proton Mail. As I use more labels or folders I don't need to be able to see all of them, in fact they start to clutter things up. For older archived items in particular I want to be able to apply a label or move to a folder but this doesn't need to be visible day to day. This feature is available in Gmail and is one of the things it does better for organising large mailboxes.
3 votes -
Badge counters for labels/tags in Proton Mail
It would be very useful to optionally display a message count badge on specific labels. For example, being able to see how many emails are currently under tags like “Pending”, “Later”, or “TODO” would make it much easier to stay on top of tasks and follow-ups.
Today, labels already help with organizing mail, but without a visible count it’s easy to miss what still needs attention. Snooze helps in some cases, but it’s not a full replacement since I don’t always want to set reminders—sometimes I just want to categorize and clear the inbox without losing track.
A simple optional toggle like “Show message count on label” would solve this well.
It would be very useful to optionally display a message count badge on specific labels. For example, being able to see how many emails are currently under tags like “Pending”, “Later”, or “TODO” would make it much easier to stay on top of tasks and follow-ups.
Today, labels already help with organizing mail, but without a visible count it’s easy to miss what still needs attention. Snooze helps in some cases, but it’s not a full replacement since I don’t always want to set reminders—sometimes I just want to categorize and clear the inbox without losing track.
A simple optional…
3 votes
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