Support copy/redirect function in sieve
Enhance the sieve filter in proton mail to allow use of redirect :copy functionality

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Amanda commented
I need this to be able to reroute work-related email to my work inbox.
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Casper C Lassenius commented
Essential for building a good mail workflow
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Bas Masteling commented
This sieve feature is essential for email workflow.
I like to forward purchase invoices to our accounting system automatically. -
MC commented
This is essential for shared accounts that require email verification codes.
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Wout commented
+1 def need a redirect
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Fredrik Ax commented
Also opened a github issue on it if you like to comment / up it there:
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Fredrik Ax commented
I also need the Sieve redirect to be able to organize and delegate incoming e-mails ... plz prioritize this!
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Max commented
Without this, I can't delegate emails to my assistant.
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Anonymous commented
I just want to redirect newsletters to another service. Please add this :)
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Catmom commented
Conditional forwarding would be very important. Even being able to generate and email based on a filter being satisfied would do as well.
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Aaron commented
+1
Target Use Case: I'd like to forward informed delivery digests (physical mail summaries) to an external system for automated processing and notification. The post office does not allow me to specify a different email just for informed delivery notices. -
Bas commented
+1 for `redirect`
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Felix commented
Really miss this feature :-(
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Menno commented
In our family situation I would like this feature to be able to create additional addresses (for our own domain name) for our kids and forward it to both parents. Adding a separate account for this would (a) be cosly and (b) would need us to check multiple inboxes. Forwarding would be much more user friendly and would help us a lot!
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Niko commented
i think it is overlooked feature. Current sieve implementation allows mail rejections. I'd argue - redirect(forward) copy shouldn't be missing. all sive script are executed before inbox delivery. and considering that headers are not encrypted it should be straightforward.