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  1. Sorting by date, sender, subject, subject A to Z or Z to A

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    105 comments  ·  Proton Mail » New feature  ·  Admin →
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    Julien commented  · 

    How can this be missing since 2017 seriously

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  2. Linux Client

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    859 comments  ·  Proton Drive » New feature  ·  Admin →
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    This is critical!

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  3. Static Port forwarding

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    10 comments  ·  Proton VPN » Changes to existing features  ·  Admin →
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    Julien commented  · 

    Yes please!

    The only other alternative is the NAT-PMP feature. It works but it's really tricky... One needs to make the application send port forwarding requests to the VPN gateway and not the normal one (eg. home router).

    The NAT-PMP RFC clearly states that it is not designed for that:

    Clients always send their NAT-PMP requests to their default gateway,
    as learned via DHCP [RFC2131], or similar means. This protocol is
    designed for small home networks, with a single logical link (subnet)
    where the client's default gateway is also the NAT for that network.
    For more complicated networks where the NAT is some device other than
    the client's default gateway, this protocol is not appropriate.

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