Andrew S.

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  1. ProtonMail Linux Bridge with headless server support

    28 votes
    4 comments  ·  Proton Mail » New feature  ·  Admin →
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    Andrew S. commented  · 

    I need this (to send registration and password-change confirmation emails to my customers), and although it looks like it will be possible, the documentation is scattered. A helpful Proton Support person yesterday pointed me these two resources, and indeed the proton-bridge build from the git clone was very easy. I've yet to actually test it... What we're trying to do is not officially supported.
    https://github.com/ProtonMail/proton-bridge
    Again, these two links are courtesy of official Proton support as of yesterday; I don't use docker or CentOS, personally, but it's going to help nevertheless:
    https://github.com/sdelafond/docker-protonmail-bridge
    https://gist.github.com/ibaiul/60d603845df931483a05d96c5b433981

  2. Ability to delete disabled addresses

    591 votes
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    Andrew S. commented  · 

    If indeed you can delete them for Professional plan, you could upgrade, make the deletions, then downgrade? I think your credit is even retained through those contortions? Not 100% sure. (I downgraded my personal account to Free today for reasons explained in another comment, on https://protonmail.uservoice.com/forums/284483-protonmail/suggestions/42505153-i-have-multiple-protonmail-addresses-and-would-lik, and it seemed that credit remained on account, prorated at a fine granularity, days of use I think.) But I am not sure my suggestion would work in this case, only that it stands a good chance...

  3. Split address mode - separate emails into different inboxes

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    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...

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