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1. Log out all devices

   a button that you can LOG OUT of all devices ( e.g.computers and phones)
   If a computer have been compromised of a mobile device lost or stolen.
   For peace of mind so you know all entry to your e-mail has been blocked.

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   Within the Settings tab, please visit the Security tab and select “Log out all other sessions.”

2. mark-as-read and delete button in notification

   mark-as-read and delete button in notification would be nice

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3. Conversation view for Android

   I would a conversation view in the mobile application as it exists in the desktop version !

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   Conversation view for Android is now available. 

4. Android APK Download

   English:
   I'm using ProtonMail due to security concerns, and therefore I do not have Google Services installed on my device.

   Please provide the ProtonMail Android APK as direct download on your homepage.

   Deutsch:
   Aus Privatsphäregründen nutze ich ProtonMail und habe deshalb auch keine Google Services auf meinem Gerät installiert.

   Bitte stellt die Protonmail Android APK auch als direkten Download auf eurer Website bereit.

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5. Search message body

   Search message body for any word.

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   https://proton.me/support/search

6. aliases

   To top off the security of Proton Mail it great to be able to generate email aliases.

   This would allow Proton Mail users to log in to each website/service online with a different email address.

   This would increase online anonymity and reduce the chance of a Proton Mail user getting hacked.

   Detailed Description:

   When a user wants a new alias they click 'new alias' and a new email is generated that always forwards to the user's main email.

   e.x. 1b1f6253-a280-43e2-95e2-043e82dae3e7@protonmail.com

   Then a user can label that email so they can keep track of what it is used for.

   ex. Facebook

   Then when they sign up to Facebook, they use that email address, but they receive the message in their normal inbox. If they reply to that sender, it replies using the alias.

   When you compose a new message you can select which alias to send from.

   If you send to an address where an alias was previously used, it defaults to that alias.

   From an outsiders perspective they only interact with the alias.

   To top off the security of Proton Mail it great to be able to generate email aliases.

   This would allow Proton Mail users to log in to each website/service online with a different email address.

   This would increase online anonymity and reduce the chance of a Proton Mail user getting hacked.

   Detailed Description:

   When a user wants a new alias they click 'new alias' and a new email is generated that always forwards to the user's main email.

   e.x. 1b1f6253-a280-43e2-95e2-043e82dae3e7@protonmail.com

   Then a user can label that email so they can keep track of what it is used for.

   ex. Facebook

   … more

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   Protonmail now has the ability to add aliases through the use of “+” in your main ProtonMail account, as well as through creating new email aliases under one account. https://protonmail.com/support/knowledge-base/aliases-within-protonmail/

7. Plain text

   Send Plain Text E-mail

   'll be ability in future to send email in plain text as an option.Some mailing lists require plain text so this would be very usefull.

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   You can now select to send plain text messages on ProtonMail: https://protonmail.com/blog/protonmail-v3-12-release-notes/

8. Allow PGP encrypted mails to non protonmail contacts

   If I want to send an encrypted mail to a non protonmail E-Mail address I can't do that right now (I mean besides that link thing)

   Please add in the contacts section a way to upload the public key of a non protonmail user. That way we would be capable to send and receive PGP (GnuPG) encyrpted mails from others.

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   Today we’ve launched Address Verification, full PGP support, and a public key server! Now ProtonMail is even more convenient to use and secure against attacks. Learn more: https://protonmail.com/blog/address-verification-pgp-support/

9. Support TouchID on iOS or Fingerprint+Secure Element to log into the app

   To simplify access to the mobile app and mantain a certain level of security, it would be interesting to add as an option to use the secure element for all phones that support it to store the key and allow an easier and quicker login.

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   The iOS app now supports TouchID: https://protonmail.com/blog/protonmail-ios-v1-2-3-release-notes/

   iOS app: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/protonmail-encrypted-email/id979659905?mt=8

10. Block remote images from loading in apps

    Currently, the mobile apps automatically load remote images in emails. This is a privacy risk because it reveals to the sender that the recipient's address is active, that the email was opened, from which IP address, at what time, etc. This gives websites/advertisers/spammers a ton of data about users.

    There needs to be an option in the apps to block remote images by default, and only load them on a per-message basis when the user chooses to do so, just like the feature in the webmail version of ProtonMail.

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    Within the settings ensure “Auto Show Images” is unselected to prevent remote images from being loaded automatically.

11. Please order my folders alphabetically.

    1st choice: automatic alphabetizing of folders
    2nd choice: a way for me to do it myself

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    You can now sort your labels and custom folders alphabetically in the settings of your account by selecting the “Sort” option.

    https://protonmail.com/blog/protonmail-v3-8-release-notes/

12. "Keep me logged in" option

    I really like ProtonMail and use it as my primary mailing service. But one of the most tedious things about it is having to enter the two passwords every time i want to check my e-mail.

    ProtonMail keeps logging me out after a few seconds/minutes of closing its tab, so i now have to keep a tab open in order to continuously check my e-mail. Furthermore, i'm using long passwords (in conjunction with Keepass) for more security, so it's not easy to type my passwords every few minutes.

    I use ProtonMail on my desktop home computer, so there's no danger from someone having physical access to that PC. There should be a Remember Me/keep me logged in option for cases like this.

    I have already communicated this issue to ProtonMail support. They kindly responded that "We applied that feature for security reasons, because many users are using ProtonMail from different devices". I don't really understand what this means, since i'm proposing a system which will keep me logged in on my current desktop computer, the one i,m using right now. Even if it's only for a certain amount of time, px 30 minutes or an hour.

    I really hope there's a workaround/solution in the future for this, since ProtonMail is really great and this issue could potentially become a deal-breaker for me.

    I really like ProtonMail and use it as my primary mailing service. But one of the most tedious things about it is having to enter the two passwords every time i want to check my e-mail.

    ProtonMail keeps logging me out after a few seconds/minutes of closing its tab, so i now have to keep a tab open in order to continuously check my e-mail. Furthermore, i'm using long passwords (in conjunction with Keepass) for more security, so it's not easy to type my passwords every few minutes.

    I use ProtonMail on my desktop home computer, so there's no danger… more

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13. Bridge Desktop App

    I know that Protonmail can't integrate with existing desktop mail apps, such as Apple Mail our Outlook, because of the extra passwords. However, I'm not a fan of having to access Protonmail through my browser. Is it possible to build a desktop app with similar functionality to Apple Mail our Outlook (minus the extras, such as calendar integration etc... although that would be nice too)? If you guys build an iphone app, for example, then I don't see it as a huge step to move on to a Mac OS app after that.

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    With the ProtonMail Bridge, it is possible to use ProtonMail with any Desktop client while still maintaining end-to-end encryption. https://protonmail.com/blog/thunderbird-outlook-encrypted-email/

14. Create an easy option to unsubscribe from newsletters

    Like Gmail, it would be good to have an easy link received emails to easily unsubscribe from a newsletter.

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    https://proton.me/support/auto-unsubscribe

15. Removing accounts after some time of inactivity and Recycling usernames are bad ideas.

    Email is not only a communication tool, but probably more importantly an internet identity. People use their email to open accounts on websites. If an email address is deleted and reused by another user, then all personal data bonded with that email address is lost and at risk.
    As I know gmail doesn't recycle email addresses. That's a considerate idea.

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16. IMAP/SMTP + TLS support

    Multi support are needed for heavy mail client (Outlook/Thunderbird/Evolution etc...)

    Web access only is too limited

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    The ProtonMail Bridge supports IMAP/SMTP support for desktop clients: https://protonmail.com/blog/thunderbird-outlook-encrypted-email/

17. View Message Source

    View Message Source is an invaluable tool to help prevent inadvertently exposing ourselves to a well-crafted spoofed email designed to steal information. PLEASE add this functionality soon.

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18. Undo Send

    Implement a 'send email delay' when you press Send button it does not send email immediately, just with a slight 5 to 10 second delay, or ability to cancel sending an email after I press Send button.
    Just like Google has in its Gmail.

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19. Trash and labeled emails

    When a labeled email is sent to the trash it should also be removed from the label folder. This would eliminate an additional step on the user part to remove label. Sending an email to trash should not keep a labeled email in its label folder.

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20. Contact Groups

    We need to be able to group contacts, with the option to send mail to specific groups. The ability to add a group to the TO: field is a must as well, there is no way to add multiple contacts at the moment. This is a necessary feature that I have seen in every email service I have used.

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    Contact groups are now available in ProtonMail.

    More info here: https://protonmail.com/blog/contact-groups/