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If somebody from the Admin, Software and Product as looking at this comment. One thing you may not have realised is that it's quite likely that companies that have been shut out of the Android and iOS stores or simply don't wish to enter it due to fees and other restrictions that can randomly be pointed onto to users and the companies operating and maintaining the apps is that, major corporation like Huawei, Xiaomi/Poco, Realme, OnePlus, Nothing et al could properly utilize F-droid and having a number of the Proton AG eco systems inside the F-Droid repository would be be a great advocate to inviting other major companies to push other crucial software/apps without be heavily reliant on the other aforementioned stores.
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I've been wanting this feature for a long time now Proton AG and rather ridiculously so have many others for literally over a decade!
Having Starred emails to remain on the top of the inbox because it gives a good indication of sorting something out sooner or to leave it constantly as a priority. I've wanted this a for a number of years and I just did a search and I found 2 open
To the Software and Product Lead, in the main Inbox page on the top area where if you scroll over to 'Sort messages' it doesn't say it unless you scroll over it, the tool-tip shows it. It shows:
'Newest first'
'Oldest first'
'Largest first' and
'Smallest first'All the team has to do is create an additional one on top of all of them that says:
'Newest first with Starred messages on top' Naturally the ones with the latest messages will always jump to the top.
It seems like such a easy fix compared to your other much more complicated tasks. We'd all appreciate it, thanks :)
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I don't think they'll ever challenge themselves with that daunting task.
Regarding the sentiments and upvotes for this you guys should try out https://www.brave.com/ it seems everything everyone is wanting and more.
In 2018 its necessary fixes and issues without a doubt will be fixed and are still to implement a number of suggestion by its users but I think this will be met within this year. It's amazing to see how far they've come.
Honestly try out Brave and you won't bother upvoting this topic any more.
One other thing they're in the process of implementing TOR on a per-tab-basis (TPB) Tor Private Browsing
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They were suppose to to this from the beginning but still haven't delivered on that promise but have managed to introduce a proper VPN service.
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Work on this feature has started, beginning with iOS availability.
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Just change the interface so you can view emails to the left and the actual emails to the right.
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What do you lot think of this idea?
PTPU - Promise to Pay Us
PTPU - I wish ProtonMail can be one of the firstto implement something like this, recomendation for those that require it immedately where by some or all of the premium functions can be deployed for a current non-premium users who have the full intention of paying it within a time frame set by PM of course or the user in case she/he wants to extend the period. I hope if you do go ahead with it, you'll most definitely have to put a red ! ntoice warning it's quite impertive for your sake that you do pay us back within that time frame or you'll remove the functions that have been deployed. Say for example if they do purchase the premium within the specified time frame the naturally you'll expectthem to immedaitly become a premium user but say that they didn't reimburse you and the the time which was set by PM or themselves ran out naturally the warning you give will indicate that "it could be damaging to you (the user) if you used such features as domain or others and we later removed them". Thus after the period of expectancy does go over then you could send them an email promptly the day or week before that you'll be permenantly remove access to purchasing or using a premium package which is very fair in my opinin.
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We have given this quite a bit of thought, but at the present moment, it is not clear the advantages would outweigh the disadvantages.
The biggest problem is search. Encrypting all metadata would break metadata search entirely on the web client as there is still no efficient way to handle search of encrypted data within a browser.
Secondly, metadata encryption’s value from a privacy standpoint is also somewhat dubious. Because we ultimately must deliver the message to the recipient, we must know who the recipient is. At the current time, there still isn’t any proven and viable way to work around this.
Metadata encryption is an area of continued research for us, and when the opportunity arises and the technology for doing this matures, we will definitely implement it in ProtonMail.
I used an alias once a few years ago and it ****** me off that protonmail gave my user name which by default for everyone was and I suspect till is most peoples actual email address name. I didn't realise this was still a thing even across the ecosystem. It;s like the team just made the alias email functional but didn't think to make the alias actually private. I can't believe this is still a thing for people. Please fix this ASAP Proton AG. Thanks:)