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Hi everyone, this one is under consideration, pending anti-spam measures we might need to take.
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I generate hide my email aliases for almost everything now
* newsletters, generic accounts I'm not attached to
* important accounts like utility provider
I would like an easy way to identify aliases that are important and be able to filter emails sent to those aliases.
The current approach works but is cumbersome. In Proton Pass configure a new mailbox that aliases could be forwarded to. I chose: my-address+papertrail@proton.me
Then, for important email aliases, forward them to "my-address+papertrail@proton.me".
In Proton Mail, use the filter UI to send any email sent to "+papertrail@proton.me" to a folder.
Next step: edit the filter with Sieve and add "X-Original-To" to the list of headers to match on. The condition then looks like
if anyof (address :all :comparator "i;unicode-casemap" :matches ["To", "Cc", "Bcc", "X-Original-To"] "*+papertrail@proton.me")
It works, but setting it up is cumbersome.