This is a crucial feature. To access all my email accounts in one app of choice on all devices is simply a must.

Like others have said, a Bridge for 3rd party email clients for Android would be ideal. Personally, Edison Mail is my go to for Android clients. It easily allows me to mark emails as spam, then block and/or delete all the other emails. In addition, it also adds contacts, and provides a separate inbox for each email address.

It‘s important for me to have all accounts in one app i.e. apple mail like in macOS!

The ProtonMail for Android app is pretty primitive. I use Blue Mail for my other accounts and it would be a great help to be able to use it for my ProtonMail account. I use the paid ProtonMail service and this is my most significant complaint.

I see that someone has ported Bridge for the Termux emulator on Android and I might try that.

Thanks,
leon

+3

There are excellent android email clients already, and ProtonMail can take advantage of that.
K-9 Mail and FairEmail are pretty decent open source android clients that PM can suggest, if they had PM Bridge for android, instead of focusing on building their own app.

Don't get me wrong, having a dedicated app is good, but no matter how fancy, privacy focussed and feature rich it is, it limits the app's usage to only PM accounts.

I personally would love to access ProtonMail via AquaMail.

Current ProtonMail app for Android is bad and with Bridge I could start using whatever client I want

+3 Please. ProtonMail on Android works okay but not stunning either... we've waited for thread view for years, for example...

Do we even know if this will be implemented in the future? This is such a pain in the ass...

I would like the opportunity to use a 3rd party email app on Android, as I don't use a desktop machine except once per month. I prefer to use Bluemail so that I can get all my emails in one location and have the customization and features that I need.

Can a bridge app be made for Android so that I can add my Protonmail account within Bluemail or another email app?

This would be fantastic - the app on iOS is not bad, but UX can't compete with other clients. ProtonMail's core business is doing private email rather than designing mobile apps, so why not create a bridge for phone users as well and let them use any mail client of choice ?

Please... thank you.

The only missing thing, to me.

Protonmail Android client is nice but too simple for advanced users.

It would be great to have the possibility to use Protonmail account with AquaMail for example.

Best regards
Emmanuel

It would be great to have a bridge on android. I don't have Google Play Services on my phone and without them notifications in Protonmail won't work. Proton still refuses to fix their app to work without Google. Tutanota managed to do it. Why Protonmail can't? At least give people a way to use 3rd party mail client with the bridge.

To add Protonmail email address to Outlook on Android, Bridge for mobile (iOS/Android) is required.

As soon as a bridge arrives for iOS I will be making the move to proton as my main email account.

Is it possible to develop something like protonbridge for iOS and Android? It will be easier if I only use one email client in my phone.

It would be amazing there was a Protonmail Bridge for Iphone... super frustrated that I went through all this work to get my Protonmail account to work with Outlook only to find out that it won't work on my phone.

Was about to suggest this myself! Would absolutely love the ability to keep all my mail in one app (outllook or mail in iOS), not only for the added simplicity, but also given that the user experience of the ProtonMail app is just not yet at the level of these other, more mature options. - 3 Votes

Yes this would be nice to have integrated into my BlackBerry Hub on my KeyOne as well.
Of course, if it's possible without jeopardizing security which is the foundation of all this.
It would be great and a convenience but maybe not worth it if we sacrifice privacy and security as we already do by every other means out there today.

This is implemented on Windows by having a pseudo local mail serve which on the backend communicates with ProtonMail like the Protonmail mail client but also interface with the local mail client. Don't know why this couldn't work on iOS with Apple Mail being configured with the local Bridge server and the Bridge running as a separate process in the background communicating via local TCP/IP. Of course, some might think it would compete with the Protonmail client but I like having all my mail in one place.