Erik Barrow
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An error occurred while saving the comment It would be great to be able to add other email accounts to the client and have a view all at once or view by mailbox with a quick and easy selector like mailbird or thunderbird. Preferably for any email account, not just protonmail. at the moment Im going to need to use protonbridge as I cant add my other emails (that cant be forwarded for reasons such as charity emails or work emails).
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An error occurred while saving the comment I recently moved my email to protonmail with the proton ultimate plan. I set up my protonaccount with a secure random password generated by bitwarden that I currently use. It makes sense for me to consider using protonpass as it is part of the package I now pay for, but I don't want to use the long random password to log into it, I need to use my long but memorable password to access my password manager with the random passwords. And I don't really want to set my email password to the less random memorable password I use for my password manager. I see proton pass has a second password feature, but only as an additional password that has to be entered with he protonaccount password, but I want to be able to just have a separate password from proton pass, without needing my proton account password.
I want to be able to login to protonaccount with proton pass, not the other away round, Otherwise I will need to keep using bitwarden just to manage login to protonpass.
I signed up for protonmail ultimate hoping to use the unlimited hide-my-email aliases, but was disappointed after attaching my custom domain that I couldn't then use it in the alias generator (either the one build into proton mail, or the proton pass one which are the same). I might be able to inconveniently add a subdomain to simplelogin, but it would be really inconveniant compared to the protonmail/protonpass integration.