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Reading Pane for iPad App
Please can we have a reading pane for the iPad mail app, it would make moving between emails much easier. Thank you
15 votes -
Allow Sorting Emails by Folder AND Label Simultaneously
Currently, Proton Mail lets us organize by Folder or Label, but not both at once. When we open a folder like Shopping, we see every email mixed together. We can't instantly filter that view to show only the items we tagged, for example, with Return or To Do.
Because of this, many of us end up giving up on folders entirely to avoid the clutter, relying solely on labels. Others create deep subfolders (like Shopping/Returns) just to find specific items, which hides emails and slows navigation.
We would love the ability to filter a Folder's contents by a Label. This would let us keep a simple, flat structure while instantly narrowing our view to find exactly what we need.
Common Scenario:
- We need a flight confirmation or a return receipt from last month. - Currently, we scroll through hundreds of emails or guess which subfolder holds it. - With this feature, we could click Travel or Shopping folder, filter by Receipt label, and see the result in seconds.This change would help us stay organized efficiently, combining the best of both worlds without extra clicks.
Currently, Proton Mail lets us organize by Folder or Label, but not both at once. When we open a folder like Shopping, we see every email mixed together. We can't instantly filter that view to show only the items we tagged, for example, with Return or To Do.
Because of this, many of us end up giving up on folders entirely to avoid the clutter, relying solely on labels. Others create deep subfolders (like Shopping/Returns) just to find specific items, which hides emails and slows navigation.
We would love the ability to filter a Folder's contents by a Label. This…
4 votes -
Create Filters Based On Email Read/Unread Status
I currently have a filter setup to automatically mark new emails as unprocessed which I love but I have to manually change the label to processed after it's been read.
It would be super helpful to update the sieve filter engine to allow for the following:
- If email status changes to read then a label can be added (e.g., processed) and another removed (e.g., unprocessed) & also have the ability to add to a folder or remove from a folder
- If email status changed to unread then a label can be added (e.g., unprocessed) and another removed (e.g., processed) & also have ability to add to a folder or remove from a folderA little bit more flexibility in automation would go a long ways. Sometimes, I need to mark an email as unread again b/c I did a cursory check but need to reapply the unprocessed/remove processed label so I know to do a deeper dive later on when I have more time.
Thanks! :)
I currently have a filter setup to automatically mark new emails as unprocessed which I love but I have to manually change the label to processed after it's been read.
It would be super helpful to update the sieve filter engine to allow for the following:
- If email status changes to read then a label can be added (e.g., processed) and another removed (e.g., unprocessed) & also have the ability to add to a folder or remove from a folder
- If email status changed to unread then a label can be added (e.g., unprocessed) and another removed (e.g.,…4 votes -
Create rules to send specific email addresses to a designated folder
Create rules on specific email addresses to a designated folder to prevent clogging up the inbox
18 votes -
Import multiple events with .ICS on Android
The android Proton calendar app currently doesn't support importing multiple events from one ics file. This is crucial for syncing with other apps, such as fitness booking platforms. It returns a a message "multiple events are not yet supported" but it's been at least a year. Can this please get done?
22 votes -
Display alias used for incoming mails with BCC
Hello,
When receiving spam or fishing emails, I would like to know to which of my emails (aliases or not) it has been sent to, even if my email address was put in the BCC field of the sender.
It would allow to better identify which emails have been used and eventually deactivate specific aliases.
Thanks.5 votes -
Feature Request: Respect DMARC "p=reject" Policy for Custom Domains
I'm writing to suggest an improvement to Proton Mail's handling of DMARC policies. Currently, when an incoming email fails DMARC validation for a domain with a p=reject policy, Proton Mail always delivers it to the Spam folder instead of rejecting it at the SMTP level.
While I understand this "soft" approach prevents legit mail loss due to misconfiguration (as permitted by RFC 7489 Section 6), it also diminishes the security value of a "Reject" policy for domain owners who want to strictly prevent spoofing.
Proposed Phased Implementation:
Phase 1 (Internal Custom Domains): Exclusively allow Proton Mail Custom Domain From Addresses to apply their DMARC Reject Policy (if applicable). Since these users manage their own DNS records, they expect higher security standards. By rejecting failed emails at the gateway, you can provide them with the precise protection they've configured.
Benefit: This minimizes the impact on general "mailing list" senders while significantly boosting security for Proton's paid users.
Phase 2 (Advanced): Provide a toggle in one of the settings page allowing the paid users (or all users) to opt-in to "Strict DMARC Reject Policy Enforcement."
Why this matters: True DMARC rejection prevents sensitive "Business Email Compromise" (BEC) attacks from ever reaching the user's mailbox. Forcing these into the Spam folder still leaves the user vulnerable to social engineering if they check their Junk mail.
As a privacy and security-focused service, Proton Mail should be the ideal platform to lead the way in honoring domain owners' explicit security intents.
I'm writing to suggest an improvement to Proton Mail's handling of DMARC policies. Currently, when an incoming email fails DMARC validation for a domain with a p=reject policy, Proton Mail always delivers it to the Spam folder instead of rejecting it at the SMTP level.
While I understand this "soft" approach prevents legit mail loss due to misconfiguration (as permitted by RFC 7489 Section 6), it also diminishes the security value of a "Reject" policy for domain owners who want to strictly prevent spoofing.
Proposed Phased Implementation:
Phase 1 (Internal Custom Domains): Exclusively allow Proton Mail Custom Domain From Addresses…
8 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
540 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 :-)
16 votes -
Select all email from sender
Proposed feature:
- Use the checkbox to select one or more email messages OR simply right-click on the desired email
- Choose "Select all from sender" from the context menu
- Proton selects ALL email from ALL the selected senders that are located in the current folder
- User can then use the existing "Move" button to move them into a folder, "Delete" to delete them, "Label" to label them, etc.
That is it!
REASONING: This feature would be very powerful for users because it makes complicated, multi-step tasks MUCH faster, saving users time.
For example:
GOAL: Select multiple email from different senders and move them all into a single folder
EXISTING STEPS: (1) for the first sender, open the email, (2) click on the "From" field, (3) click on the copy button, (4) return to the previous folder, (5) click on the search bar, (6) type or copy/paste the email address into the sender box and confirm, (7) select all email, (8) move the email into the desired folder, (9) repeat steps 1-8 for EVERY SENDER whose email I wish to move into the desired folder. [TOTAL STEPS = 8 * number of senders]
PROPOSED STEPS: (1) check at least one email from each sender I wish to move, (2) right click and choose "Select all from sender", (3) click on the "Move" button, (4) select the desired folder. [TOTAL STEPS = 4]
Personally, the most common task I perform is moving email in order to maintain some sort of sanity for my inbox. Filters and labels are a huge help but it quickly gets out of hand (AND it's time consuming) to create filters for every sender. This feature would save me a bunch of time and close the gap between Proton Mail and more feature-filled email platforms like Outlook.
Proposed feature:
- Use the checkbox to select one or more email messages OR simply right-click on the desired email
- Choose "Select all from sender" from the context menu
- Proton selects ALL email from ALL the selected senders that are located in the current folder
- User can then use the existing "Move" button to move them into a folder, "Delete" to delete them, "Label" to label them, etc.
That is it!
REASONING: This feature would be very powerful for users because it makes complicated, multi-step tasks MUCH faster, saving users time.
For example:
GOAL: Select multiple email from different senders and…
17 votes -
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!
16 votes -
Searching email with multiple labels
I would like to be able to search for emails that meet multiple label criteria, e.g. Taxes label + <country> label, to find all tax related email threads for a specific country.
4 votes -
Simultaneous translation or email content translation.
It would be good to add the option to automatically or manually translate emails that are in another language.
12 votes -
Set Proton Mail as default mail application on Windows
Make it possible for Proton Mail desktop application to be selected as the default email application so when you press email links it opens the Proton Mail app instead of the Windows one or the browser version.
604 votes -
Auto-Advance to Next Conversation
Show the next conversation instead of your inbox after you delete or archive a conversation. I'm big into saving clicks. I go through 300 emails a day sometimes. So being able to skip going back to the inbox after I delete or archive a conversation and instead go right to the next conversation would be a great feature.
12 votes -
Improve Default Address Handling for Forwarded/BCC Emails
Currently, the "Default Address (Custom Domain)" works only when emails are sent directly to it or to linked catch-all addresses. If the domain's MX does not point to Proton (e.g., it points to a forwarding service), Proton uses the actual recipient address (usually @proton.me) instead of my Default (Custom Domain) address when replying.
Note: In this scenario, it does not work even if the Custom Domain address is already set as the Default.Example: domain.com points its MX to a mailing list, which then forwards emails to my @proton.me and @gmail.com mailboxes. When a sender emails to @domain.com and the message is forwarded to my @proton.me address, I can't automatically reply using my Default Address (@domain.com). I must manually switch the From address from @proton.me to @domain.com.
I suggest adding checks for forwarded and BCC emails (i.e., in scenarios where "Header To ≠ RCPT TO"):
If "Header To ≠ RCPT TO", check whether the Header To address matches the user's Default Address.
If yes, use the Default Address when replying; otherwise, follow the existing Reply logic.
This ensures that replies consistently use the user's Default (Custom Domain) Address even for forwarded and BCC emails.
Currently, the "Default Address (Custom Domain)" works only when emails are sent directly to it or to linked catch-all addresses. If the domain's MX does not point to Proton (e.g., it points to a forwarding service), Proton uses the actual recipient address (usually @proton.me) instead of my Default (Custom Domain) address when replying.
Note: In this scenario, it does not work even if the Custom Domain address is already set as the Default.Example: domain.com points its MX to a mailing list, which then forwards emails to my @proton.me and @gmail.com mailboxes. When a sender emails to @domain.com and the…
9 votes -
Scan paper based event invites into Proton Calendar
In Proton calendar, a user should be able to scan any paper based event invitation (think wedding invite, graduation party notice, healthcare appointment, etc.) and automatically create a calendar event entry prepopulated with all the respective fields filled like title, time, location, etc.
3 votes -
Language options for spellchecking in ProtonMail
I speak multiple languages. My protonmail apps are in english, but I send emails in multiple languages. I would like to have a simple spell/grammar checker that detects which langage I am typing in, and offers corrections not only for english.
11 votes -
Docker Version of Bridge (linux)
Provide an official repository for Proton-Bridge as a Docker Container. Currently its only possible to connect Protonmail via IMAP to other docker services (Ollama-AI, Paperless-ngx) using one of many community made and managed docker images. Since many people are doing it, surely its better to provide a secure and trusted option.
22 votes -
Set all messages as default view instead of inbox
The default opened mailbox when launching protonmail is the inbox. It could be useful to set the default to an other mailbox / folder. For me, the all messages will be great because all my email are sort automatically in folders with filters.
13 votes
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