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  1. "Reply-To" field for outgoing emails.

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    Jason commented  · 

    The reply-to field allows the sender to specify a preferred email address for reply mail. This feature is present in most modern email services and is a standard feature of email.

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  2. Split address mode - separate emails into different inboxes

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  3. Proton Contacts mobile app

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  4. Proton Browser

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    Jason commented  · 

    This already exists in Firefox with a good privacy extension. Plus, there's an extreme amount of difficulty in both making your own web browser (that isn't based on Google's Chromium) in and of itself, and then promoting it so that people actually use it. Then, once it's made, how would they monetize it? Good idea, but unfortunately it's near to impossible.

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