I just signed up for Plus and the first thing that stood out to me in a negative way is the lack of separate inboxes. I use different addresses for different purposes and it's a huge pain to have everything lumped together willy-nilly in one inbox. Already starting to wonder whether my decision to try to migrate from Gmail was the right one.

The way it is now is just ridiculous. It pretty much negates the multiple email address feature... what's the point?

When I made my first alias, I expected this to be an already made function. Sadly, it is not. This would be the best way to do it. Different in boxes for different aliases.

This is what I expected Proton to do in the web interface when I subscribed to get 10 adresses. To me it is very important to separate personal/work/subscriptions/newsletters,etc. And not view them all at the same time in order to focus, while being able to easily access them. I would really like fully independent sent and draft boxes, not just filters for the inbox, although there might already be a way to do this...

Yes, please. A single user shouldn't need to buy two accounts just to separate emails (e.g., work and personal). Paying a little extra for the feature would be fine, just not paying for a full extra account. I don't need two VPN subscriptions, for instance.

+3 votes on this one.

I was expecting the multiple addresses in Proton Unlimited to translate to separate inboxes (at least optionally). I'd really like to own multiple Proton addresses for different things and be able to treat them almost like separate accounts. I know I can create rules to move emails to specific folders and/or label them; but I find that to be cluttering and unnecessary. I have no problems with those addresses all sharing the same amount of Proton Drive storage; I just don't feel like the business tier makes sense for me.

I was rather disappointed when I discovered that the "15 email addresses" in the Proton Unlimited plan are actually 15 email aliases and not 15 mailboxes. All the other email providers I have used for the past 20 years gave me unlimited aliases.
Please at least add "aliases" to the Proton Pricing Plans page.
For example in Mail Plus:
10 email addresses (aliases)

This is very important. Sure, I could setup bridge and a CLIENT, but rather not. Web based needs this functionality too.

oui c'est très important

I have six email addresses and I want to request for every separate email organizer for better and time saving for as who have many addresses uses to know which emails are need to be taken care of. Thanks

I agree. Using a filter doesn't quite satisfy things since if archive items they get all grouped together. I'd effectively have to create both a folder (that serves as my inbox for my aliases) and a tag with the same name as the folder to keep things easy to find after archiving. This functionality works, but is a bit cluttered.

Honestly, I'd probably be okay with this workflow if nested tags were supported just to keep the sidebar clutter free. Or just forego folders altogether and allow for a more robust, nested tag functionality. I do actually like the idea of not having to navigate to login multiple times to access my different email inboxes.

It's too bad this has so little votes, maybe the topic was already discussed elsewhere ?

I completely agree with the importance of this feature. I recently switched to Mail Plus, which is great, I can now classify each mails & recipients by topics, but it looses all purpose when everything is dumped under the same inbox. Might as well keep just one email address or two, and switch manually with the login/logout. Or use other platform altogether (Gmail).

And let's not talk about the app, where you can't even search-filter based on the mail address.

I cannot stress how important it is to have separate inboxes for different email addresses.

On MacOS this is already implemented. For each email address Mail Bridge configures a separate inbox.

However, the proton Mail mobile app just dumps all incoming emails to the same inbox.

I really have to enable notifications for my primary email address (For which I only receive 3 or 4 important emails per day which I have to reply to in a timely manner).
But as all the emails to my spam address are ending up in the same inbox on mobile, this leaves me with 30 or 40 notifications per day.

It seems like the most obvious feature to me. Have a switch where you can either have all incoming mail in the same inbox or have them in multiple different inboxes.
Then one should be able to configure notifications for each inbox.

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

I was about to ask for this and saw this old request. Normally I do use the bridge with thunderbird, but on the Android app and web app, especially when traveling, having 5+ emails jammed into one inbox lump is a bit annoying.

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

I also think my protonmail.com, proton.me and pm.me emails should have one inbox each. This is what's being discussed here, right?

This is an absolute must. Only just moved to Proton from Google, and the lack of this feature is likely to make me leave proton for my business emails.

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.