Email editing. How long before it's implemented?

How about the team stop blocking ip addresses when i am trying to create emails for my family members only to have the app inform me that my ip address is blocked to stop any spam attempts!.

How stupid, i am trying to create awareness of the app and have been trying to create accounts for members of my family that were itnerested, this seems a good way to shoot yourselves in the foot!!.

Rant over

Would be great to have the possibility to change different custom logos and messages per domain, so if I want to use only one premium account, of course, with extra storage and extra aliases to different purposes

(eg. personal domain, family domain and business domain)

I could manage everything in the same inbox in an easy way and if I send a non tutanota user a message in a secure manner, the temporary inbox would show him the custom logo appropriate to the domain.

the title says it all. and i don't mean just bitcoin but more privacy oriented cryptos.

Remove Google Maps and add OpenStreetMap to Contact page. De Idea here: https://tutanota.uservoice.com/forums/237921-general/suggestions/7502131-remove-google-maps-and-add-openstreetmap-to-contac is closed, but not done.

Hello,

why are spam rules only possible to configure for individual senders of the mail?

In my case emails from my domain (info@domain.com) are forewarded to my tutanota email.

So the Email is like this:
From: user@example.org
To: info@domain.com
Bcc: myusername@tutanota.com

Unfortunately all these mails are flagged as spam and I do not receive a notification mobile or Webbrowser about them.

In order to mark them as no spam I need a rule to whitelist the receiver or my adress in bcc because the sender will always change...

It would be great to use some accounts parallely in the mobile version. Unfortunately, this is not possiple.

hey guys add a privacy app password/graphical key function for the mobile app . android and ios and others. like protonmail, him app have that function

I just started using Tutanota as my default email, and it seems to be quite nice. I love the fact that this software's open-source, so I can easily drop Gmail.

However, I think it'd be interesting/convenient to offer connection with GNOME's Online Accounts system. I noticed in the past that someone did provide feedback for IMAP/POP3 access; however, this could be something new and interesting to look at, especially with GNOME's sandboxing features.

I am unsure if you can bake in the end-to-end encryption, but here's the link to the project page: https://wiki.gnome.org/Projects/GnomeOnlineAccounts

Is it possible to add a new SPAM filter by "body content contains"? Many SPAM emails (sent always from newly different emails) have the same text in their email body, and would be great if one can filter them in this way.

Can you do Emails list in 2 columns: sender and subject in one line similar to google mail. This is more readable.

Also good is to change sections width by mouse - folders, emails list and email content.

Add an option to return to the general inbox instead of the next email.

Really needs and autosave to drafts - just like the dreaded Gmail. Several times, I have lost a partly written email by clicking on another option, like Settings. Only to find subsequently that the draft email has disappeared. Very annoying.

When you've got multiple email addresses (premium) and you receive a email. You don't see which email address received a email. So you have to guess which email address received a email when you've to choose which email address you want to select to enter at the Tutanota App.

Please show badge(s) next to the email address(es) with the amount of unread emails.

Other messaging apps flash the LED on my Android phone when you get a new message, some (such as WhatsApp) even let you choose the colour so that it doesn't conflict with a different app. Tutanota is the only app on my phone that does not do this and I sometimes miss emails because of it. Please add this option.

I wasn't clear what I meant. Now that I am... It's this feature or protonmail. This is a security liability.