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That would be great, especially since all address we can delete are from custom domains, and they don't offer unlimited address/alias from the custom domain, it would be a work around (not a great one) to be able to delete the address without having to delete the emails.
For @Anonymous, it is not possible to delete/remove proton address from an account for privacy/security reasons I suppose.
If you create anonymous@pm.me, and register it to any important site for you, then delete it, and I can create it, then I could get the emails from those important sites (like your bank etc).Someone
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I kind of agree with it too (as long as it does not take too much ressources on the backend, but it could be done as alias).
Catch all emails are not a solution, it's in the name, they are catch all, not send all.
Simple login is an option but then the domain wouldn't be counted as proton mail and so not encryption by default between proton users on them.
So For custom domains (and so paid customers), having 1 free address per domain name at a minimum, and multiple identities/alias for the custom domain names would be a good solution.
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Same I would love to able to read emails with plain text as a user default option, so it can enforce my theme.
And a toggle per email to switch to html/text if needed.Someone
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@Adriano Can I put an email inside 2 differents nested folders?
Because I could put 2 differents labels on a folder.