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1. Recognise that the words "Attached", "Attachment", "Attach" have been used in email body and provide a

   Recognise that the words "Attached", "Attachment", "Attach" have been used in email body and provide a "Block" at sending to remind that an attachment may need to be "attached".
   This feature exists on Thunderbird and has saved me many times.

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2. View images inline

   I would like an option to always view images inline

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3. Toggle between protonmail accounts easily no consolidated account

   Same as Outlook, toggle between separate email accounts so emails are segregated to specific accounts rather than the current email consolidation into the one window from multiple prontonmail accounts

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4. Disable "Re" and "Fw" prefixes when replying or forwarding messages

   It has been convention to attach prefixes to the subject every time during an email conversation, leading to subjects like:

   "Re: Fw: Re: Re: Re: Original Subject"

   Since email clients have started to group conversations, these prefixes are not really helpful anymore. I often remove prefixes before I send a message. An option not to add them, or even better remove them, upon replying/forwarding would be nice.

   (Removing might be difficult though since those stupid prefixes often differ by language)

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5. Support de l'internationalisation des adresses e-mails / Support for internationalization of email addresses

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   Actuellement, un e-mail utilisant des caractères non ASCII n'est pas supporté ex avec un accent caractères@dugnouf.fr. À l'international, de plus en plus d'email comporte des symboles propres à la langue du pays. Il devient donc vital de la supporter pour les échanges mondiaux.

   La nouvelle norme, qui réalise enfin cette internationalisation, est spécifiée dans les RFC suivants :
   — RFC 6530, ”Overview and Framework for Internationalized Email” décrit le cadre général. Si on ne lit qu’un seul RFC de la série, c’est celui-là.
   — RFC 6531, ”SMTP extension for internationalized email address”, qui indique les modifications de
   SMTP pour utiliser le courrier aux adresses Unicode.
   — RFC 6532, ”Internationalized Email Headers”, qui décrit l’utilisation d’UTF-8 dans les en-têtes du
   courrier électronique où, jusqu’à présent, seul ASCII était autorisé.
   — RFC 6533, ”Internationalized Delivery Status and Disposition Notifications”, qui précise le format des
   accusés de réception et des avis de remise et de non-remise.
   — Le cas des listes de diffusion est traité dans le RFC 6783.
   — Et des RFC pour les protocoles permettant la récupération locale du courrier, c’est-à-dire POP (RFC 6856) et IMAP (RFC 6855), ainsi que deux RFC (RFC 6857 et RFC 6858) décrivant un al-gorithme pour se replier au cas où, à la lecture d’un message reçu, il faille transmettre un message internationaisé à un vieux logiciel ne comprenant pas la nouvelle norme.

   Source: https://www.bortzmeyer.org/courrier-entierement-internationalise.html

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   Currently, an e-mail using non-ASCII characters is not supported ex with an accent caractères@dugnouf.fr. Internationally, more and more emails include symbols specific to the country's language. It is therefore becoming vital to support ASCII for global exchanges.

   The new standard, which finally achieves this internationalization, is specified in the following RFCs:
   - RFC 6530, "Overview and Framework for Internationalized Email" describes the general framework. If you read only one RFC in the series, this is it.
   - RFC 6531, "SMTP extension for internationalized email address", which specifies modifications to
   SMTP to use mail at Unicode addresses.
   - RFC 6532, "Internationalized Email Headers", which describes the use of UTF-8 in email headers
   headers where, until now, only ASCII was allowed.
   - RFC 6533, "Internationalized Delivery Status and Disposition Notifications", which specifies the format of
   delivery and non-delivery notifications.
   - The case of mailing lists is dealt with in RFC 6783.
   - And RFCs for protocols allowing local mail retrieval, i.e. POP (RFC 6856) and IMAP (RFC 6855), as well as two RFCs (RFC 6857 and RFC 6858) describing an al- gorithm to fall back in case, when reading a received message, it is necessary to transmit an internationalized message to an old software that does not understand the new standard.

   Source: https://www.bortzmeyer.org/courrier-entierement-internationalise.html

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   Actuellement, un e-mail utilisant des caractères non ASCII n'est pas supporté ex avec un accent caractères@dugnouf.fr. À l'international, de plus en plus d'email comporte des symboles propres à la langue du pays. Il devient donc vital de la supporter pour les échanges mondiaux.

   La nouvelle norme, qui réalise enfin cette internationalisation, est spécifiée dans les RFC suivants :
   — RFC 6530, ”Overview and Framework for Internationalized Email” décrit le cadre général. Si on ne lit qu’un seul RFC de la série, c’est celui-là.
   — RFC 6531, ”SMTP extension for internationalized email address”, qui indique les modifications… more

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6. Permanent url to email

   Often I want to store a link to an email in my notes or todo app (because I need to reference the email at a later moment). The link in the URL bar is currently not suitable for this, because when I archive the email, the link does not work anymore.

   In other words, I want a link that points to a specific email, no matter the state (inbox, archived, trash...) it is in.

   Can you add this option to the web app and mobile app please?

   Thank you for considering this feature.

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7. 15 e-mails adress but all in the same inbox and windows

   We can have 15 e-mail adress, but we cant see then separated windows or pages? I have e-mais for diferente subjects of my life. Only forlders and marks is not enough for me dont make a mess. Can u guys try to make a waY FOR every mail be in one place?

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8. Show all labels applied to an email on web

   On mobile, if an email has multiple labels applied, all the labels are shown side by side.
   On web, I only see one label an the symbol + and number that indicates any further label applied.
   There is no need to hide labels on web, there is plenty of room to show them. Also this creates inconsistency with mobile.

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9. Outlook style composer

   For those who are more familiar with email applications such as Microsoft Outlook, we are not familiar with pop out style composer windows, in fact the gmail style pop out composer window really bugs me, anyway here is a short video of what I am proposing:
   https://youtu.be/iqc8RC1oS6w

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10. Support Plain Text for Proton Mail mobile app

    I default to using plain text when using the Proton Mail web client, but the mobile app sends rich text emails with no option to switch to plain. I would like to request that you please consider adding an option in the mobile app to default to plain text for consistency.

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11. Country related billing

    I want to upgrade my plan, but in a third-world country like Brazil, it's way too expensive.

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12. Column size issue with Inbox header (Enable Full Display of Sender Emails)

    When I log in on on Protonmail via Web Browser, my Inbox appear as if it can be sorted by columns with the headers being All, Read, and Unread.

    Here is what I see when viewing this display:
    -the first column shows a favicon or initials of the sender
    -the second column is a star or unstar
    -third column is DISPLAY NAME of Last Responder (if it was sent to me, then it shows the senders display name, a reply shows my own email address which is not helpful)
    -fourth column we have the Subject Line and this extends to the final fifth column that sorts from newest or oldest first.

    Hopefully that describes what you should be seeing at this point, because I can't submit screenshots here.

    The issue stems from what seems to be that Protonmail APPEARS that it will allow you to interact and drag and resize these columns similar to an Excel file option, but it does not. All you can do is click anywhere on this subject header to open the email. The problem is now that i get an email from "SomeoneThatIMightKnow....." with Subject "Hi". In the example, the Sender's name of the email is being truncated to leave room for a long subject line.

    As a security user, I want the inbox display most importantly to display the Sender's full name without being truncated, regardless of what the Subject might be. For another example, would you prefer to open an email when you see "JohnSm.. Hi How are You?" or an email from "JohnSmith@adomainirecognize.com Hi How Are.."

    So I don't know how everything is coded, but my guess is that the email Subject line is being given priority over the Sender header, so ProtonMail on web is going to display the Subject over the sender, where as this is not a secure or intuitive option for the user.

    Thank you. Please message me if you would like screenshots or followup.

    When I log in on on Protonmail via Web Browser, my Inbox appear as if it can be sorted by columns with the headers being All, Read, and Unread.

    Here is what I see when viewing this display:
    -the first column shows a favicon or initials of the sender
    -the second column is a star or unstar
    -third column is DISPLAY NAME of Last Responder (if it was sent to me, then it shows the senders display name, a reply shows my own email address which is not helpful)
    -fourth column we have the Subject Line and this extends to… more

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13. hello It would be cool if you could send your emails at a certain time

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    It would be cool if you could send your emails at a certain time

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14. Make ProtonMail Bridge on macOS more power efficient & reliable on battery

    For normal use, with multiple applications open and browser tabs in Safari etc I'm below 10% overall CPU use on my M1 Pro, drawing around 7-9W.

    When opening mail.app and proton bridge I'm drawing 12-18W with frequent spikes into the 40s and overall user CPU usage is close to 20%.

    Combined with the fact that my mail app regularly becomes unresponsive I generally just don't have my email client open when on battery, and rely on my phone or (ugh) webmail. If Bridge is going to be mandatory for using an external client (with FileVault & ProtonVPN on it seems a bit redundant) it'd be nice if it didn't double my power consumption and was more reliable.

    macOS 13.2.1, Bridge 2.3.0

    For normal use, with multiple applications open and browser tabs in Safari etc I'm below 10% overall CPU use on my M1 Pro, drawing around 7-9W.

    When opening mail.app and proton bridge I'm drawing 12-18W with frequent spikes into the 40s and overall user CPU usage is close to 20%.

    Combined with the fact that my mail app regularly becomes unresponsive I generally just don't have my email client open when on battery, and rely on my phone or (ugh) webmail. If Bridge is going to be mandatory for using an external client (with FileVault & ProtonVPN on it seems… more

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15. Alaska Airlines Cheap Flights

    Have you considered visiting our lovely 49th state or sailing across Alaska? Then, think about Alaska Airlines. Also, Alaska Airlines offers flights to destinations such as Honolulu, New York, Boston, Canada, Los Cabos, Puerto Vallarta, and other Mexican cities. This is an excellent way to see a lot of Western America.

    Moreover, Alaska Airlines provides a variety of flight options. Regional airline Horizon will now use the recognisable Alaska Airlines Eskimo insignia in place of its previously used public identification. Alaska participates in codesharing agreements with American and Delta.

    Shop Tuesdays for Cheap Flights on Alaska Airlines

    Shop: Every Tuesday at 3 p.m. Eastern time. The best suggestion is to wait until Monday evenings when promotions typically begin and other airlines are scrambling to match prices on overlapping routes in order to obtain the best deals on Alaska Airlines and other carriers. Tuesday afternoon, when this matching activity is normally completed, is the greatest time to find discounts on Alaska and other airlines.

    However last-minute deals can and do happen, so if you want to stay on top of airfare promotions, you must subscribe to airfare notifications.

    To Know Alaska Airlines Cheap Flights call us at +1-800-419-8165 from 7AM to 7PM EST.

    https://www.flyamericans.com/flights/alaska-airlines-as

    Have you considered visiting our lovely 49th state or sailing across Alaska? Then, think about Alaska Airlines. Also, Alaska Airlines offers flights to destinations such as Honolulu, New York, Boston, Canada, Los Cabos, Puerto Vallarta, and other Mexican cities. This is an excellent way to see a lot of Western America.

    Moreover, Alaska Airlines provides a variety of flight options. Regional airline Horizon will now use the recognisable Alaska Airlines Eskimo insignia in place of its previously used public identification. Alaska participates in codesharing agreements with American and Delta.

    Shop Tuesdays for Cheap Flights on Alaska Airlines

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16. Configurable Triggering of PGP/GPG E2E Encryption From WKD

    Proposal:
    Add a configuration slider "Enable automatic E2E encryption of emails to users with a WKD entry." This, as the text (hopefully) conveys, would enable or disable automatic PGP / GPG end-to-end (E2E) encryption for new contacts with a Web Key Directory (WKD) entry. By default, Proton operates as if this slider is enabled, and I would like to turn that off.

    Use Case:
    I have been sending emails to users in a large organization which sets up PGP/GPG keys for their users, and posts these in a publicly accessible WKD. However, it seems they don't always properly enable that key on the client side. (Or, perhaps the user disables it "out of convenience." I'm not sure.) When I send an email, and a new contact has a WKD entry, Proton automatically enables PGP / GPG E2E encryption. If that user, and sometimes not a technically savvy one, is improperly setup they receive an encrypted email they cannot read.

    Of course, an argument can be made that the organization should cleanup their setup. I have also reached out to them that this should be the case. However, I have run into E2E encryption issues with multiple large organizations; they seem to operate with good intent but without the understanding of the end-to-end impact. So, without an option like this, it leads to a negative UX to both myself and people who receive my mail encrypted.

    Workaround:
    I am currently creating a new contact within Proton each time I see a new user, and manually disabling E2E PGP encryption for that contact. However, this requires checking every email for new contacts and manually changing the setting.

    Proposal:
    Add a configuration slider "Enable automatic E2E encryption of emails to users with a WKD entry." This, as the text (hopefully) conveys, would enable or disable automatic PGP / GPG end-to-end (E2E) encryption for new contacts with a Web Key Directory (WKD) entry. By default, Proton operates as if this slider is enabled, and I would like to turn that off.

    Use Case:
    I have been sending emails to users in a large organization which sets up PGP/GPG keys for their users, and posts these in a publicly accessible WKD. However, it seems they don't always properly enable that… more

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17. auto logout

    This is true for drive/calendar as well. Good you can use 2FA for login, but very bad it is stay open indefinitely. A kind of auto logout after an idle time is crucial for decent security.

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18. Unique password for individual email aliases

    For better security , Kindly support to provide option of having different passwords for individual email aliases . Allowing multiple aliases sharing same password increases the probability of exposing to different threat actors targeting (with different capabilities) one single account to compromise.

    Having different email ID with individual password will reduce the probability of compromise on exposure.

    Thanks,

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19. simplelogin (mail alias)

    Ive noticed a thing or two.
    When using simplelogin mail alias.
    you send over public key unless you disable it.
    Would it be possible for Simplelogin to auto disable public key so you truly send mail with alias without handing out pgp keys with actual mail in it?
    Or rename the public keys or generate a "simplelogin" pgp key?
    OR simple remove pgp public keys when sending via alias?

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20. Selectively toggle email tracking protection

    Currently, the only way to toggle email tracking protection is a single toggle in preferences, an all-or-nothing option that is not very useful due to how broad it is. Just like ad blockers can be toggled per web page, or NoScript can be toggled per domain, it would be nice if the trackers could be toggled per email. Sometimes I want to quickly view an email just to see what it is about without announcing to whoever sent it that I read it, but other times, such as with certain newsletters, I do want to announce to whoever sent it that I read it so that their analytics know that this kind of email is relevant. So it would be nice if trackers could be easily, selectively loaded on the fly, rather than only as a single option, so that this kind of granular control of whether one knows you read the email or not is possible.

    Currently, the only way to toggle email tracking protection is a single toggle in preferences, an all-or-nothing option that is not very useful due to how broad it is. Just like ad blockers can be toggled per web page, or NoScript can be toggled per domain, it would be nice if the trackers could be toggled per email. Sometimes I want to quickly view an email just to see what it is about without announcing to whoever sent it that I read it, but other times, such as with certain newsletters, I do want to announce to whoever sent it… more

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