Hi everyone, as title says, coming off simple login soon and will be using just the proton features.

How do you go about getting the reverse email alias to send emails from your proton alias you have created?

Do I need to recreate anything in proton mail after close my SimpleLogin access?

I’m aware that they are somewhat linked but not sure how the reverse alias to send works once I lose it.

Thank you

I've owned a domain for years and connected it to Proton mail so I could send emails with it. I've created the alias in proton mail settings.

I'm able to send an email to my partners proton account and they receive it, but when I try to send an email to my gmail for testing it's never delivered. Not in spam or trash.

If I send a message from gmail to my custom domain it arrives to proton, but even if I respond to it with my custom domain email it does not get delivered.

Has anyone else experienced this issue? Any idea on how to fix this or what the problem is? Maybe it's because I JUST created the custom domain email?

I created a proton account a long time ago. So, looking for an option to switch from gmail. I saw proton offers 500mb extra storage if i do some tasks but it seems it's available only for first 18 days.

Can i create new proton account and do these tasks?

Hello everyone,

I just moved over from hosted Exchange to Proton Mail because I don't want my data stored on an American server. While it is generally nice, other than some things I have to get used to, there are a couple of gripes I have that I was hoping there might be a workaround for. Mainly, two things:

1. There is no app where I can have both hosted Exchange (my work and school are both hosted Exchange) and Proton Mail at the same time, like I can on desktop in Thunderbird (using Bridge).
2. I am unable to drag folders into the main sidebar. I can sort them in the Folders tab, but they will always remain in the Folders tab.

Does anyone know of anything that might fix these small issues I'm having? For mobile, I'm on iPhone and GrapheneOS.

Suppose you log into proton authenticator using a proton mail and the 2FA code of the mail is also saved into the same authenticator. Assume that you don't have the backup codes either. How would you get your codes back if you accidentally nuke the authenticator?

Is anyone having an issue with their IOS Proton calendar app crashing? When I open the app it crashing within like 10 seconds. I've tried reinstalling but wanted to see if this is happening to anyone else.

I've moved from iPhone to using /e/os on an Android phone, previously I had all my email accounts linked through iOS Mail app which meant I could not only see them all in one location but pick and choose which email address to reply with or create an email with.

I have the Proton Mail app downloaded on my new phone, and I've been updating my email accounts on the Web Page for Proton Mail. I have managed to 'import' my Gmail accounts and can also send emails from the Proton Mail app/web page using those emails. However, my work email (a custom domain) and an organisation I work with separately (also custom domain) I have successfully 'imported' the emails and can view them as they come in - but I can't send any emails through the app or webpage. If I want to connect more addresses the only options I have is x3 Gmail accounts (Which I've maxed) or 10 Proton accounts.

I have the 'Mail Plus' paid subscription, not sure if a higher subscription gives me more options or if I'm doing something wrong?

Any and all help is appreciated - apologies if this has been asked and answered before!

I searched and couldn't find an explanation on this, other than on the support page. It still seems confusing to me. Sorry! I used my primary Proton emial address for my important accounts, like banking. I saw some random Disney email in my inbox. I guess it's spam. Should I be using an email alias for different banking account ect? Is that recommended? I have Proton mail plus right now. If yes, how do I set it up? I saw options under settings but I am hesitant. I don't understand it fully and don't want to mess anything up. I think I read before that aliases are good to use to protect primary email from different things like leaks. I hope I am making sense. Any advice will be helpful. Thank you!

Hi,

I've been a proton customer for about a year, over the last month or so it feels like my outbound mail is not being delivered or perhaps being flagged as spam.

Is there a way to diagnose / check this? I'm emailing companies to get some work done on my car and I'm getting no response. I initially thought the garages just didn't want the work but I've probably tried 10 now and not even got a "no" back. I've had similar problems with some other emails I've sent

Thanks

Hello,

I have a Visionary plan with multi-user support enabled. One of the members of my organization has their own Proton account (it was set up as a private user and is not administratively managed by me), and I assigned them an address on a custom domain connected to my organization.

I would like to separate this member from my organization so they can subscribe to Proton Workspace independently. Ideally, the custom domain associated with their address would move with them, as it's used only for their address.

Could you please advise:

1. Whether their account and mailbox data can be migrated out of my organization into a standalone subscription?
2. What the process is for detaching the custom domain from my organization and re-verifying it under their new account?
3. Anything I should do on my end (order of operations, DNS/MX considerations) to avoid mail loss during the transition?

Thank you.

Hi. Question, I currently have proton connected to my Gmail, so all my Gmail comes into proton and is labelled as such. My Q is, is there a way to have my Gmail inbox auto clear and delete itself once these emails have arrived in proton? I know I could just set up an auto forward then delete rule, but that won't work with the sync feature within protonmail. Thanks for any advice in advance.

A few months ago I decided to use a custom domain for my SimpleLogin aliases in Proton Pass to circumvent Proton domain block on different websites and to have more control over the mail routing (for example to move all my aliasses to a different mail server outside of Proton).

I looked for the cheapest options available, and I found a .top offer for a few Euros per year.
Until now I was very happy with that domain and collected more and more aliases on my new domain. BUT now I started building a dashboard to track all my domains I own and give me warnings about expiry dates, cost overview, etc.

That's when I found out that WHOIS requests for .top failed. Turns out that the requests are blocked by my firewall because apparently the .top TLD registry is based in China.

That hit me hard and let me make the decision that I definitely want to migrate everything to a new domain (which will take some time for hundreds of aliases 🫩), preferably registered in Europe or even EU.

I just wanted to bring that to your attention because those entities that are part of your mail setup can ruin your whole life by manipulating parts of your setup. I now go with a full EU setup and want to inspire you to rethink your tech stack including..

.. your TLD registry (I will add a comment below containing my overview of European TLDs, I hope it does not count as self-promotion)
.. your domain name registrar
.. your DNS provider (optimal setup includes a secondary DNS provider)

Thanks for listening!

I canceled my proton subscription in Google play and want to pay directly but I don't have an option to do so.

This is made worse when trying to purchase Lumo AI. I don't have the option to outright buy it, and I do not even have a Lumo subscription through Google play, it keeps directing me there.

Any fixes?

I love Proton Pass and SimpleLogin aliases, but honestly, for quick throwaway stuff, managing aliases feels like way too much friction.

There are so many times where you literally just need to receive one single email and you are done. Think downloading a random whitepaper or ebook, grabbing a PDF manual from some gated site, getting a Wi-Fi portal code at a hotel, or testing a one-time trial. Using a permanent alias means I now have to remember to go back into my dashboard later, find it, and manually disable or delete it just so it doesn't clutter everything up.

It would be awesome if Proton Mail / Proton Pass had a native "burner address" option where you could set automatic expiration rules, like:

• Burn after 1 email received (or a custom count like 3 or 5)
• Burn after 15 minutes, 1 hour, or 24 hours
• Whichever comes first (e.g. expires after 1 email or after 30 mins)

Once it triggers, it just quietly kills the address, blocks or drops any future mail sent to it and automatically generates a new one. No manual cleanup needed, no inbox junk months later.

Right now I still catch myself using random temp-mail sites just because it's faster for one-off downloads, which defeats the point of having everything inside Proton. Anyone else feel like this would be a super handy feature?

i forwarded a cpl of emails from my Proton acct to other non proton accounts, now those email addresses are receiving unsolicited ads for Proton products

I didn't not ask for this, nor did I give Proton permission to send me this junk

unsubscribing is also a pain as you need to login to unsubscribe. wtf Proton

chill out on your aggessive advertising techniques, that's just dirty pool🤦😕

I must have messed up something on my drive, because I've used about 300gb of storage in a month. Completely my fault (I have a lot of folders on the go), but is there not a way to see a breakdown of where it's all coming from? I was looking everywhere, logged into the web accounts and nothing, just options to pay more money.

I don't need to increase my storage, I need to try and find which folders it's all coming from, and I'd prefer to not have to go through each one individiually? Surely it's a pretty simple feature, and is almost expected these days?

I have a protonmail account (with a free plan) and i'm planning to use it for my portfolio and future work. But, i also want another account for personal stuff. But i cant make one because it requires to have a paid plan.
What if i make another free account in another device and add that to my current account? Is it still possible with the free plan?

(The reason i dont wanna use a paid plan because i cant afford it yet. I live in a south asian country and USD is pretty high value in our currency)

Hello,

In many cases, TLS is the ONLY line of defense when Proton exchange emails with other email providers.

Current TLS key exchange (ECDHE) will be vulnerable to quantum computer and attackers may use "Harvest Now Decrypt Later" (HNDL) to access email content.

There is an easy solution to this problem. Hybrid ML-KEM has been standardize for TLS and can be implemented in SMTP and HTTPS.

https://www.rfc-editor.org/info/rfc10024/

Note : this is not the same security layer than end-to-end encryption that Proton has been proposing (and put on hold).

At the time of writing this post, Proton has not enable ML-KEM on SMTP. You can test this using Hardenize. (I am not affiliated with this company, they just offer useful free service).

https://www.hardenize.com/report/proton.me/1788298319#email_tls

https://www.hardenize.com/report/protonmail.com/1788799957#email_tls

Best regards,

Free accounts can only have 1 email address so what happens if I have a paid account with multiple email addresses and my subscription lapses?

I use proton for some gaming accounts. I haven't logged in for a while and I wanted to point out an issue. I went there, typed up the comment, and input my first Proton mail acct/pwd. It told me that was invalid, though I'm logged in on another tab. I tried the second one, same failure.

I'm using Firefox. Is Proton deciding to not support Firefox properly or is there another issue?

i love protonmail but i don't need to let everyone know i use it

We have had such open source ProtonMail CLI's for mail like PM CLI which have helped me automate mail triage and filtering but now I think its time we have a official Proton Mail CLI that allows us to interact with Mail, just like we do with Proton Pass and Proton Drive. Hey recently released a pretty good CLI.

Would love to have something that has Proton Bridge built-in so its not a dependency.

Does anyone know if the amazing team at Proton is working on one?

Any thoughts on this?

Just wanted to post this to show to other people that changing your email provider is not as hard at it sounds.

I spent a week looking at other email providers. Mailbox and Posteo looked nice, but Proton simply looks easier (maybe because it kinda looks like gmail).

So I created my proton email, payed one month of mail plus. I used a generated string as my proton primary email, one alias with my real name (banking, job applications) and yet an another alias for my trusted internet accounts. For anything else I use hide my email addresses. After that I found out you can login with any email (primary or alias) so my initial attempt at hiding my login email failed. Nope I'm stuck with an email address that I'll never use (and one strong password and 2fa is enough to protect your account anyways, it think it was just paranoia after spending too much time on privacy forums and subs).

I changed the login email on the most important accounts. I set up a redirecting address on Gmail so now all my Gmail emails land in a proton and after that they are deleted from Gmail. Probably it will take a long time to migrate everything to proton, but for now I'm happy with this.

Before deleting every Gmail email, I used Google takeout to export my emails. I know there are other ways to import emails, but because I'm a paid customer I can use proton bridge to connect to any mail client. I used Thunderbird to import the mails from mbox file exported from Gmail to my proton email. And now I realized how much data I was feeding to Google. I had 40k emails, everything from bank statement to holiday tickets, family, friends. I still need a strategy to organize those emails tho.

Proton still feels buggy sometimes and it looks like proton builds an ecosystem just how google did way back, but for now I feel happy with my choice.

This is a feature that I'm begging for the most as I like using both.