Use a filter. But I do partially agree with you; a pre-made way to check inboxes by "alias" would be great.

This feature already has a semi implementation! Simply add automatic folder forwards by filtering incoming emails per alias/domain.

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I agree. If I was running a business I would want to have emails for support, orders, personal email, etc. all at different addresses and I want to be able to view them separately.

Each of the addresses need their own filters, labels, etc. and so doing this via filter isn't a great work around.

Yes! I have a dedicated account for online registration, and a personal account. I also have my own website, to collect comments. It useful for me to, for example, view only the personal address on my phone. While viewing the others on my computer when I work. Also, I won't be disterbed when some airline companies send me a notification.

I also was unaware all mail would flow to one in box. There needs to be a simple way to accomplish this when one is paying for the pro version. I see lot of requests for nearly a year. Where are you on correcting this issue?

I would be thrilled to use tags and not be pulled back into the 20th century of email thinking of folders, much less both.

But yes, be able to view both differently. Especially when able to view the one free account that I use a junk account as my 1 free add-on to the mail client since I have a paid account but cannot do so on the paid account.

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You can already achieve this with labels and filters.

Settings -> Folders & Labels -> Add label -> Name it however you want the inbox to be called

Settings -> Filters -> Add filter -> Name your filter (name it whatever, it doesn't show anywhere) -> Click next -> Statement: ALL, IF (the recipient) (is exactly) [enter the email address you want associated with this label] -> Click next -> Label as [Select your label] -> Save.

Repeat this will all your addresses. You can then select which label you want to view on the menu to the left.

Thank you for asking for this. I would prefer to have some sort of easy way of identifying emails that come in from other than my primary address.

Using filters and directories (there are no such thing as folders unless you're working with hard copy) works fine for me. If I could down-vote this, I would.

I concur. I have two users and two domains. In my previous provider each user has an email address for each domain. The PM professional plan provides only one mailbox per user regardless of number of domains and addresses. To keep the mail for each account separate I would have to have four users under the professional plan, resulting in a higher cost than the visionary plan which already includes six users by default. Very strange.

Same use-case as what others have said. I have my business email signed up in addition to my standard @protonmail address. It's tough to migrate my old personal email to protonmail because I do NOT want my business email cluttered with personal emails. I understand it will take some work to implement, but having a sub folder of Inbox for the non-primary email address seems like it wouldn't be hard to do. Just grab record results with the current sub-Inbox email address on it, and nothing else when viewing that Folder; Please implement this so I can finally migrate my personal email address away from the corporations that don't care about nor respect my privacy (looking at you, Google).

From previous comment: "I definitely signed up for the Plus subscription not realizing that each email shows up in the same inbox. I currently am filtering each email to go in different folders, but then the folders are all the way at the bottom of the menu. I'm considering labels now. How are others organizing/managing their inbox with multiple emails?" - > I do the same, using filtering and folders

I definitely signed up for the Plus subscription not realizing that each email shows up in the same inbox. I currently am filtering each email to go in different folders, but then the folders are all the way at the bottom of the menu. I'm considering labels now. How are others organizing/managing their inbox with multiple emails?

Although, as one Anonymous commenter points out, Bridge has combined/separate addresses, but I believe it gives the client (that runs Bridge) access to all your addresses on Proton servers. This has necessitated me to downgrade my personal PM account, so that I could create a separate paid account for my custom domain. (I need to give my hosting server SMTP access in order to send registration and password-change confirmation emails to my customers. I do not care to give said server access to my personal email.) Can't afford two paid subscriptions, so I'm stuck with Free for my primary personal email. :( --> FEATURE REQUEST: separate credentials for each address for Bridge (at least as an option). I have no idea how difficult this would be to get right; probably quite difficult unfortunately...

This feature is crucial. Otherwise, why have multiple email addresses.

This is important to me also, the functionality is available in the desktop bridge which gives you the option of combined or separate inboxes.

As a visionary customer I have the ability to use up to 10 custom domains, but it seems rather silly to route all of the addresses to the same folders. I get that your business model might be to force customers to create and pay for separate accounts in order to have unique folders, but then why offer a visionary plan that allows multiple domains and addresses only to combine them into the same folder.

I agree! If I wanted them all bunched together I would have 1 email address