Nested Labels
Ahem... GMail-like - but nested labels would be a real plus!

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JPL commented
I don't know about nested labels but nested folders (i.e., folders + sub-folders) now exist. They've been live in the beta version of Protonmail since October 2020. I'm guessing they'll be part of the feature set when the beta moves to GA release.
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bambino commented
sub-folders, where are they?!?
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Michal commented
Adding my 3 votes to this. If possible, implement this soon.
Labels themselves are also indispensable when a more complex control of e-mails is needed (using just folders is not enough) as they bring another dimension into mail organization.
And when using a lot of labels, nested labels are crucial.
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Matthew Malek commented
This is the CLEAR and most important feature to add for many of us to go ALL IN!
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Anonymous commented
This feature for nested/hierarchical labels is the only one that is keeping me from making the complete switch and go for a paid plan.
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PM User commented
I cant believe that ProtonMail doesn't have this feature! We need nested labels, or even better nested folders, so we as users can organize thousands of E-Mails we have.
It is 2020 now and ProtonMail users have been requesting the feature of making sub-folders (nested folders) for 3 years now. I am a software developer so I know that to implement this feature is not difficult! Sub-foldrs help us organize E-Mail and solve the clutter. This feature is very important for businesses and is a real deal breaker.
WE WANT NESTED FOLDERS AKA. SUB-FOLDERS!
WE WANT NESTED LABELS!
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Andrew Hatch commented
Yes - please add sub-labels. I personally favor labels over folders since I believe they are more flexible. I trying to migrate from Gmail where I have several nested layers of labels. Trying to keep that way of organizing will be very difficult - basically I'll have to prepend all the higher level labels text to all of my corresponding lowest level labels.
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Alexander commented
An absolute must for organizing labels, please add.
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Eric ANSTROUSSE commented
Well, this basic function has been claimed for a very long time... why isn't it yet implemented ?
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[Deleted User] commented
Any news on this one ? I've so much labels that it becomes hardly navigable in the GUI.
Moreover, I would like to see upper labels of a nested label automatically attached to an email, so that I don't have to manually attach all them. -
Nick commented
I agree. Also I need to have this function.
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Bruce commented
Ability to nest folders within folders and nest labels within folders would be so much easier to navigate and would help shorted an out of control folder tree.
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Mary commented
I really like ProtonMail, but I must say, I expected this feature to be included, at least in the paid accounts. I hope it will be soon :) As someone else said, just one level would be a great improvement!
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Dominic commented
Outlook has this feature and that works really well. I need nested labels. PLEASE!!
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Jonathon commented
Any update?
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Asher Gordon commented
I wish I could give this some votes, but I'm out of them. Anyway, sub-folders would be extremely useful for those of us who like to organize their inbox (like me). You could have a folder called, for example, "News" and have sub-folders "Slashdot," "NY Times," etc.
$ tree News
News
├── NY Times
│ └── New York Stuff
└── Slashdot
└── Microsoft Finally Makes Something That Doesn't Suck: The All New MS-500 Feeble-Suck Vacuum Cleaner2 directories, 2 files
:P
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Anonymous commented
Yes, without the ability to create subfolders I simply can't switch to Protonmail. Even just one more level would be fine for me..
- Folder 1
-- Subfolder 1This is currently the main things stopping me from switching properly and getting a paid plan.
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Mick commented
+1 for me on nested folders please.
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User commented
Another +3 for sub folders. Sub labels aren't needed in my opinion (they can work perfectly like tags) but the folder structure needs nesting to be useful otherwise a box just becomes a mess of folders. eg Orders - Amazon, Orders - Ebay, Orders - etc etc.
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User commented
+1 from me too