I've been a paid Proton Mail user for a full year now. When I signed up snoozing emails was already available in the web app.
I think it's inexcusable that a full year (maybe more, snooze could have been around for a while before I signed up) this feature is still not available on Android.
You clearly have the backend all set up to handle these, so it's not a huge leap to implement the frontend on another platform.
I feel like development of Proton services have been painfully slow, to the extent that I'm seriously considering jumping ship to a competitor.
David
I've been a paid Proton Mail user for a full year now. When I signed up snoozing emails was already available in the web app.
I think it's inexcusable that a full year (maybe more, snooze could have been around for a while before I signed up) this feature is still not available on Android.
You clearly have the backend all set up to handle these, so it's not a huge leap to implement the frontend on another platform.
I feel like development of Proton services have been painfully slow, to the extent that I'm seriously considering jumping ship to a competitor.