Although ProtonMail's encryption makes it inaccessible to IMAP clients, would it be possible to open ProtonMail up to 3rd parties that could support its encryption methods? I imagine that mobile clients like Airmail and Spark wouldn't mind adding special support for ProtonMail if it's possible for them.
The ProtonMail mobile app lacks a lot of modern features, and the fact that the service is locked into that app is a huge drawback. I'm sure the ProtonMail team is busy with many other priorities, so why not let 3rd parties step in?
John
Although ProtonMail's encryption makes it inaccessible to IMAP clients, would it be possible to open ProtonMail up to 3rd parties that could support its encryption methods? I imagine that mobile clients like Airmail and Spark wouldn't mind adding special support for ProtonMail if it's possible for them.
The ProtonMail mobile app lacks a lot of modern features, and the fact that the service is locked into that app is a huge drawback. I'm sure the ProtonMail team is busy with many other priorities, so why not let 3rd parties step in?