Any email app worth its salt should be able to quickly select all emails in inbox and “mark all as READ”

This really is annoying. Having to go to each email does waste a lot of time. And it's also one of the reasons I haven't been able to switch to protonmail as a primary account. I love the privacy, but it needs to catch up quite a bit to really be useful. I'm holding out hope though!!

As stated by dtov on October 19, 2022 4:02 PM below, the feature is here (three dots in the upper right corner).

However, it's still missing a feature to select all messages to be able to label them at oince, for instance:
https://protonmail.uservoice.com/forums/284483-proton-mail/suggestions/7840971-a-select-all-feature

I've actually started not even using my proton account (paid) because one day thousands of my emails decided to show up as unread and I can only mark 50 emails at a time as unread.
If this isn't fixed by next billing cycle I'm just going to cancel my paid account. I really don't have time to be wasting with this stuff

It's such an obvious feature to include. Don't bother switching your email from Google etc until you do unless you like '000s of unread emails

I want a button to select all the mails that are in the Sent folder. Right now, you have to tick each mail manually which is time consuming if you for example want to delete all mails in that folder.

With the magic of java script and FireFox, I was able to delete all messages. Here's the script: https://gist.github.com/rosenpin/a00cf5f2bfac8d589e5790faa896b2ca

Load up Protonmail in your browser. Hit F12. Click 'Console' tab. Copy/paste the script selected from github.

@dtov & Toby

Now show me how to delete 43,000 email in my All Mail folder. No 'three dots' there.

For all the things that ProtonMail does right, there's a very real disconnect of what would seem to be common-sense features, or in this case, consistency of features across the board.

Perhaps, what is most concerning of all, is that this simple issue / request for feature has been made in various places since 2015, and yet it is falling on indifferent ears.

I went from feeling exposed and spied on by Google, to feeling captive and straitjacketed by ProtonMail. At least with Gmail, I had control of my content.

Perhaps a home email server is the way to go.

I have 43,000 messages in the ALL MAIL folder from Gmail. I can’t bulk delete them. I can’t bulk move them. I can, however, manually move 50 of them to the trash at a time, after which I can manually empty the trash 50 messages at a time.

I have tried Outlook 365 / Thunderbird via Bridge. Messages show up fine, but they don’t bulk delete. Restarting and reinstalling does nothing.

Using the ProtonMail web interface, I can go to ‘All Mail’, select all messages (which selects 50 messages), and click ‘Move to Trash’. It’ll say, ‘50 conversations moved to Trash’, and actually provide an option to ‘Move all conversations from this folder’. Ok, so I click ‘Move all conversations from this folder’, and it says, ‘Messages cannot be moved from that folder’.

So, at this point I have spent a ridicules amount of time trying to make ProtonMail preform very simple tasks, which would be a breeze in Outlook or Gmail. However, ProtonMail and its Bridge companion are clearly not built for scale, the latter being unreliable and unstable at best.

It is simply outlandish that in 2023, something as simple as the bulk moving or deleting of messages, is not possible in a ‘modern’, paid email service, and I can’t see how ProtonMail can be viable long-term sustainable home for my email storage.

I would like to see the ability to "bulk delete" all emails from a folder. Currently, it seems the only way to delete large numbers of in-box emails is to "select all" in the white box at the top which selects only 50 emails, hit delete, and repeat as many times as necessary. If the in-box is out of control, this is tedious and can take far too long. It's the sole reason I'm thinking of moving away from ProtonMail.

This is extraordinary. I just assumed this would be possible when I signed up for the paid product. Imported 18 years of gmail. What a mess.

We need the ability to delete ALL emails in the Trash or SPAM folders. Delete currently only acts on 50 emails at a time. This is a timely process if you get a lot of Trash or SPAM.

Probable duplicate of (or at least related to) https://protonmail.uservoice.com/forums/284483-protonmail/suggestions/7840971-a-select-all-feature-similar-to-g-mail

Duplicate of https://protonmail.uservoice.com/forums/284483-protonmail/suggestions/7840971-a-select-all-feature-similar-to-g-mail

Duplicate of https://protonmail.uservoice.com/forums/284483-protonmail/suggestions/7840971-a-select-all-feature-similar-to-g-mail

Preferably a way to "select all" (that applies to everything in the current view - not just the current page) and then do any arbitrary action, like https://protonmail.uservoice.com/forums/284483-protonmail/suggestions/7840971-a-select-all-feature-similar-to-g-mail

As dtov notes, this exists if you just want bulk delete.

If you want "select all" and do anything else (archive, move to folder, etc.), please vote on https://protonmail.uservoice.com/forums/284483-protonmail/suggestions/7840971-a-select-all-feature-similar-to-g-mail.

Folks coming here probably want either
1) Ability to "select all" and do any mass operation (archive, delete, move to folder, etc.) (suggest moving your votes to https://protonmail.uservoice.com/forums/284483-protonmail/suggestions/7840971-a-select-all-feature-similar-to-g-mail)
2) Ability to "delete all" (which exists as dtov points out on https://protonmail.uservoice.com/forums/284483-proton-mail/suggestions/32407900-select-and-delete-all-messages-in-a-folder)

I just deleted 600+ messages from my inbox in seconds.

Just to the left of the page indicator on the right-hand side underneath your username, are three dots( do not have any emails selected because those three dots will disappear ). When you hover your mouse over those three dots, a pop-up bubble will say "more". Give that a click and follow the rest. You're welcome.

I can't believe this feature is not available. It should be really simple to implement an "Empty Folder" feature that works even in the "All mail" tab.

My storage is slowly filling up because, even though I download all mail through Proton Mail Bridge, it does not get removed from Proton's servers. This is also a huge mistake in terms of privacy, as users might think that their communications are no longer available on Proton's servers after downloading them, even though in truth they are. I am already paying for a Plus subscription, I will definitely not pay an additional fee because Proton has chosen not to offer this simple feature, and is asking users to delete emails by hand, 50 at a time...