Proton Mail and Proton Calendar roadmap for spring and summer

Category View introduces a simple way to organize emails by type
It wouldn't be possible for me to overstate how much I dislike this feature. It's one thing I can't stand about Gmail and from what I've observed, iCloud has this now too. I'm wondering if people actually find this more useful than a hindrance. I mean, I have spent days with several email addresses creating my own filters so I get not everyone can do that. But the way this is typically implemented just seems like another spam mailbox that no one's going to check.
I assume they will but if Proton doesn't have a way to disable this, I am out.
Manage newsletter subscriptions
What would actually be cool is a dedicated newsletter app. I use BigNews as an RSS reader and newsletter reader. They give me an email address just for newsletters. It's fantastic.
- I’m in a similar boat. I always disable this feature.
  But I’m also pretty good at avoiding junk mail or unsubscribing from newsletters. So I guess I’m not the target user for such a feature.
- Honestly, I really like it. I use it on iOS, and it seems to do a bang-up job of sorting emails based on what they’re about.
  For example, I get statements for my credit card, but I also get the marketing emails for shit they want to sell me. The mail app has always correctly sorted those into the “promotions” folder. And it also does a good job with transaction emails, such as for Venmo or Steam. It even knows when an email is a dev blog for a game or software I follow, and correctly sorts that.
  I give those folders a quick peek to make sure the AI didn’t mess up, then archive those without reading them.

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What a joke
- You think they would lean in hard to that core constituency...

I need more than the 25 mb limit for email attachments, my dudes!
- That's not really a Proton Mail limit - if the mail is too big, it'll just be rejected by some other mailserver on its way, even if Proton allowed it through.
  And Proton would get a lot of support cases from people asking why the mail they sent to a Gmail account was returned...
- Use the drive space for bigger items
  
  This is how Google solves it. Would be nice to have that integration between mail and drive.
- Even if they open it up a lot of other places still limit 25 meg ingress.
  That's a job for Dropbox or a web server or WebDav or any one of a million other things designed to move large files.
  
  25mb was a large file like 30 years ago. Now it's like a couple PDFs with some pictures in it