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1. Improve mobile app UI after last major refactoring

   Hi Proton Team

   After the major UI refactoring of the Android mail app some weeks ago, we're struggling with some of the changes. In fact there are two things which are really distracting. Let me explain:

   1. Differentiate between read and unread mails

   It is very difficult to simply "see" which mails are new and which ones are already read. The only difference seems to be, that new mails are listed using bold font where already read emails are using the normal font. It doesn't matter which theme is used, you need to have a deeper look to recognize "oh, I've already read this mail".

   Please improve the inbox layout in such a way that it is clear with a blink of an eye, which mails are "new" (unread) and which ones are "old" (already read).

   1. Option to remove the icons in front of mail list

   If the mobile device is a rather small one, the used space on the display is precious. So there should be an option to disable the icons in front of each mail within the mail list. Especially if you're heavily using automated sorting into folders, you're running into the situation, where the icon is the same for each entry on the list. This is wasted space on the screen.

   It would be very much appreciated, if you could take these suggestions into account for further improvements. Please let me know, if you need further details.

   Kind regards,
   Yves

   PS: The 2nd suggestion is numbered as "2." but displayed as "1.". Strange UI glitch here on the portal...

   Hi Proton Team

   After the major UI refactoring of the Android mail app some weeks ago, we're struggling with some of the changes. In fact there are two things which are really distracting. Let me explain:

   1. Differentiate between read and unread mails

   It is very difficult to simply "see" which mails are new and which ones are already read. The only difference seems to be, that new mails are listed using bold font where already read emails are using the normal font. It doesn't matter which theme is used, you need to have a deeper look to recognize "oh, I've… more

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   Thanks for raising an idea on Uservoice, as per the rules on the front page:

   Stick to 1 idea per post for voting and discussion

   You are welcome to re-raise your ideas as separate asks, so it is simpler for people to vote on them.

2. Improve UI after last major change

   Hi Proton Team

   After the major UI refactoring of the Android mail app some weeks ago, we're struggling with these changes. In fact there are two things which are really distracting. Let me explain:

   1. Differentiate between read and unread mails It is very difficult to simply "see" which mails are new and which ones are already read. The only difference seems to be, that new mails are listed using bold font where already read emails are using the normal font. It doesn't matter which theme is used, you need to have a deeper look to recognize "oh, I've already read this mail".

   Please improve the inbox layout in such a way that it is clear with a blink of an eye, which mails are "new" and which ones are "old" (already read).

   1. Option to remove the icons in front of mail list If the mobile device is a rather small one, the available space on the display is precious. So to get the most out of the available screens size, there should be an option to disable the icons in front of each mail within the mail list. It's especially useless to see these icons, if you're heavily using automated sorting of mails into folders e. g. for mailing lists or newsletters. Then you run into the situation, where the icon in front of each mail is the same icon and so the used space on the screen is wasted for no further information.

   It would be very much appreciated if you could take these suggestions into account. Please let me know if you need further details.

   Kind regards,
   Yves

   Hi Proton Team

   After the major UI refactoring of the Android mail app some weeks ago, we're struggling with these changes. In fact there are two things which are really distracting. Let me explain:

   1. Differentiate between read and unread mails It is very difficult to simply "see" which mails are new and which ones are already read. The only difference seems to be, that new mails are listed using bold font where already read emails are using the normal font. It doesn't matter which theme is used, you need to have a deeper look to recognize "oh, I've already read… more
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   Thanks for raising an idea on Uservoice, as per the rules on the front page:

   Stick to 1 idea per post for voting and discussion

   You are welcome to re-raise your ideas as separate asks, so it is simpler for people to vote on them.

3. Poor Alias Reputation / Blacklisted Proton Alias' (Passinbox, Passfwd, etc.)

   Poor Alias Reputation / Blacklisted Proton Alias' (Passinbox, Passfwd, etc.)
   I have recently struggled to use Proton email alias addresses. Many companies are now automatically blacklisting the alias domains and preventing me from doing simple tasks such as sign-ups and registrations. This makes the alias service practically useless.

   Please do something to fix the poor domain reputations so that we can go back to using our generated alias' as they were intended. Thank you.

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   Please get in touch with support so we can look into these issues: https://proton.me/support/

4. Standalone on samsung/android system'software/jardware.

   Standalone on samsung/android system'software/hardware.

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   Request unclear, please provide more context next time.

5. Proton Calender

   I can understand why Proton Calendar is integrated into Proton Mail. Although I would appreciate an extra app for it, I would at least wish for the opportunity to open the Calendar in a new window to have them side by side when needed.

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6. auto détruire après un délai, les alias qui cache mon adresse.

   Bonjour. est il ou serait il possible de mettre un délai d'auto destruction pour les adresses en alias ? Le but c'est de pouvoir faire une connexion a un site puis l'oublier ? merci

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   As per this forum's guidelines:

   Please ensure that your request and description are in English, use a translation tool if necessary

   Please feel free to resubmit your idea in English.

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7. Proton Mail: Comprehensive Detailed Proposal

   1. Full End-to-End Encryption for All Mail Services Creation & Implementation:

   Conduct a thorough security audit of Proton Mail modules to identify any unencrypted data at rest or in transit.

   Use a centralized Key Management System (KMS) leveraging Hardware Security Modules (HSMs) for secure key storage.

   Generate user key pairs (RSA-4096 or ECC Curve25519) locally on client devices; private keys never leave the device unencrypted.

   Encrypt all emails, attachments, and metadata with AES-256-GCM symmetric encryption.

   Use OpenPGP (RSA-4096) and ECC for cross-platform compatibility and mobile efficiency.

   Publish detailed technical whitepapers including encryption flowcharts, key derivation functions (Argon2id, PBKDF2), and zero-knowledge proofs to ensure transparency.

   Expected Benefits:

   Zero-access guarantee: Proton servers never hold decrypted user data.

   Transparency and trust through published algorithms and architecture.

   Future-proof security with post-quantum cryptography (CRYSTALS-Kyber, CRYSTALS-Dilithium).

   1. IMAP/SMTP Support for Free Accounts via Proton Mail Bridge Creation & Implementation:

   Remove IMAP/SMTP restrictions for free-tier users.

   Provide downloadable Proton Mail Bridge clients for Windows, macOS, and Linux.

   Enforce secure connections using TLS 1.3, HSTS, and certificate pinning.

   Use OAuth 2.0 with Proof Key for Code Exchange (PKCE) and short-lived tokens for authentication.

   Offer detailed step-by-step setup guides and video tutorials for popular email clients (Thunderbird, Outlook).

   Expected Benefits:

   Easier migration from legacy email providers.

   Increased user retention and satisfaction.

   Maintained end-to-end encryption even with third-party clients.

   1. Enhanced Account Security Features Support hardware security keys (YubiKey, SoloKey) and biometric authentication (TouchID, FaceID, Windows Hello).

   Implement adaptive multi-factor authentication triggered by risk factors (new device, unusual location).

   Provide detailed login and device activity logs with options to revoke sessions remotely.

   1. Alias and Permission Management Allow creation of multiple aliases with one-time keys to mask primary addresses.

   Implement OAuth 2.0 scopes for app permissions (mail.read, mail.send, contacts.read).

   Provide users with an app permission dashboard to monitor and revoke third-party access.

   1. Automatic Email Translation with Privacy Preservation Integrate client-side or hybrid translation engines (DeepL API or proprietary models).

   Encrypt email content chunks before sending to translation service; decrypt results client-side.

   Support major languages including Ukrainian, Korean, Japanese, and European languages.

   Add a “Translate” button in the email interface preserving end-to-end encryption.

   1. Improved Search Capabilities Develop client-side encrypted indexing for fast, privacy-preserving search.

   Support advanced filters: boolean operators, date ranges, sender/recipient, attachment-only searches.

   1. User Education and Support Provide interactive tutorials on encryption setup, alias management, and security best practices.

   Expand FAQ, community forums, and direct support channels.

   1. Full End-to-End Encryption for All Mail Services Creation & Implementation:

   Conduct a thorough security audit of Proton Mail modules to identify any unencrypted data at rest or in transit.

   Use a centralized Key Management System (KMS) leveraging Hardware Security Modules (HSMs) for secure key storage.

   Generate user key pairs (RSA-4096 or ECC Curve25519) locally on client devices; private keys never leave the device unencrypted.

   Encrypt all emails, attachments, and metadata with AES-256-GCM symmetric encryption.

   Use OpenPGP (RSA-4096) and ECC for cross-platform compatibility and mobile efficiency.

   Publish detailed technical whitepapers including encryption flowcharts, key derivation functions (Argon2id, PBKDF2), and zero-knowledge proofs… more

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   Thank you for your suggestion, we'll take them into consideration. Please next time use Uservoice to suggest specific and individual features.

8. Bridge for old computer such PPC Mac

   A lot of local activists who are using protonmail for fight against dictatorships and are still using old platforms to design posters, banners and staff like this are using old Mac computer with PPC. I know some gay communities in Minsk and other Burmese artists with old computers who will love to see such implementation. Sometimes, we, the occidental people forget that a computer is registered for governments (like a weapon in EU) so to let know the dictators that you have a computer is dangerous (like in Algeria or Morocco). This activists has old computers to generate posters and staff like this. Let´s help them and bring them a bridge. If not they are risking their lives in cibercoffes.

   Thanks!

   A lot of local activists who are using protonmail for fight against dictatorships and are still using old platforms to design posters, banners and staff like this are using old Mac computer with PPC. I know some gay communities in Minsk and other Burmese artists with old computers who will love to see such implementation. Sometimes, we, the occidental people forget that a computer is registered for governments (like a weapon in EU) so to let know the dictators that you have a computer is dangerous (like in Algeria or Morocco). This activists has old computers to generate posters and… more

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   As much as we would like to support as many platforms as possible, our primary concern needs to be security. We cannot recommend to use our software on operating systems with known security issues; the older the system, the more such issues exisit.

9. Bridge for IOS

   Bridge for IOS would be fantastic

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   Bridge is not designed to be used on mobile and we have no plans to change that. We recommend using our native iOS app.

10. VPN builtin into Protonmail Bridge

    I'm paid user, and I can't have "always-on" ProtonVPN on my computer, but on the other side, I would like to have Proton mail in my favorite email client always updated.
    To solve this issue, it would be great if you add a feature to establish a VPN connection within ProtonMail Bridge

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    Since VPN and Bridge are two separate products with very different functionality, we won't be integrating them together at this stage.

11. use protonmail.ch for website

    I would like to see protonmail.ch used in lieu of .com for the website and MX records.

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12. IMAP whitout Bridge

    Would it be possible to have the possibility of choosing an IMAP option that does not require to download the Bridge program? I know it means no encryption but I don't mind.

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    Proton by definition is an encrypted email provider. We won't be looking into solutions that are not e2ee. 

13. Google sign in

    Google sign in so you don't have to put in your username and password in every time or so you don't have to save it to your device

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14. Protonmail-desktop-unofficial Appimage

    Hello.
    I found protonmail-desktop-unofficial-10.4-x86_64.Appimage; I wanted to ask you if you know about it and if you have news that its use causes security problems.
    Greetings.
    Gerardo

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    Indeed, it us not supported and not evaluated by us in term of security.

15. expiration time protonmail bridge

    for protonmail bridge users, provide the ability to set email expiration time
    as how webmail users can do so

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    This is not possible, as would have to be implemented within the third party client, over which we have no control.

16. Proton Mail on iOS Apple Mail app

    being able to have ProtonMail opening in Apple Mail app on iOS

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17. Proton linux distro

    I dream a whole linux distro implemented by Proton Technologies, oriented for security, privacy and compability also.

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18. Windows Phone app

    I've windows phone

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    At this time, there is not sufficient demand, or sufficient resources, to justify developing for Windows Phone.

    In order to best direct our resources, we are going to leave development of a Windows phone ProtonMail app to the user community, and we will support any open source initiative to accomplish this.

19. forward protonmail to gmail

    hello,
    I'd like to use protonmail as alias on gmail, and be able to send and receive protonmail messages on gmail.
    is this feature going to be released?
    thanks
    antonio

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20. Add the ability to Forward to an account

    Since this is new and there is no app yet. There should be a way to forward messages from Proton account to another email account I want to know that I have a message but don't want to have to login old school in a browser.

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    Mobile applications are now available: https://protonmail.com/secure-email-app.