Reconsider Bridge for iOS
If it is a technical impediment, please reconsider this feature because the tech keeps changing with new iOS releases.
It is not acceptable to force your paying customers to use several mail apps on iOS. It should be the users choice if they want to use the built-in app or Proton Mail. Proton won't keep up with iOS features in terms of integration with the OS (and new stuff like AI). So please allow us to use the email clients we desire.
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Stefan Nicolin
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RunningDog
commented
Apple's mail program on iOS is more polished that Protons. Focusing on a bridge would allow users to choose which app works for them. Sometimes Proton's mail program has a feature that works better for a specific email, but often the Apple mail program is more polished. I suppose it is possible there might be an issue on iOS that limits communication between apps, but definitely worth looking into. A lot of my issues with proton mail on iOS would be resolved by this.
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Douglas Lassance commented
Not being able to use Apple Mail on iOS like I do on macOS is a showstopper for me. I understand that there might be technical limitations with being able to run a local IMAP server on iOS (which is what Bridge does), but you guys need to figure out something. Same goes for Apple Calendar support.
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Gray
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I don’t see why it couldn’t be done with a configuration profile like how proton bridge works on desktop, if only proton would let us do it though. Would also be great if it could let you use proton calendar inside the apple calendar app too, though mail is the one I really care about.