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From the comments here it appears the feature already exists. However, when sending mails, it's very unclear if it is. Best would be to be able to select one of your aliases to reply with.
Additionally, the same would be useful for having a reply with your catch-all email. Example:
You can give theail address random-site@yourdomain.com on the fly. When catch-all is enabled and this email does not exist, it should automatically create this as a alias email (as you are the owner of the domain and it is set in proton, this shouldn't be that difficult as you can already do this manually anyways). So that when replying you can easily reply in the name of that email without sending mails from catchall@yourdomain.comProtonUser
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A new 'Computers' tab has been added to the Android app. Coming soon to iOS.
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It's not silly. Whilst yes it's true that a keylogger/screenshot spyware is still a risk, it's all about limiting risks. Additional if the app locks the idea should be that it's encrypted in memory making it so that even if windows is locked or another user is logged in they're unable to dump the memory (technically they're still able to dump the memory but it's encrypted data so it's next to worthless, ofc assuming the encryption is safe and doesn't leak the key). (Or when your device is stolen and not shut down).
And arguing that if someone has installed spyware on your unlocked system is a void argument as it would apply to everything even the web app and your bank account, those also lock after a certain amount of time. And whilst information leakage is still at risk here it does prevent the risk of someone using your account in your name. Even protects it against autockickers and hand-on-keyboard activity
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Why not have it locked (and thus also encrypted) but to unlock you can use your MFA token/pin/... to unlock it, similar to how you would normally login to the web app?
Ofc, this does also mean that your password (and to a lesser degree your email address) would also be encrypted and not be stored somewhere in clear text on the system.ProtonUser
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When implementing this feature it is also important that proton supports all office documents; As not all documents should be opened in a web browser. (e.g. a word document can still be opened in word and I dont have to use multiple different tools and programs just to edit a single line in my document, or change my document when I sync it and fear it might not work on other devices)