The options to Enable or Add Keys will show up in the dropdown Actions menu.Īll mail sent to an additional address will appear in your regular inbox by default. If your address is missing encryption keys or has been disabled, you can see it labeled as such in your list of addresses.
If you want to delete a Proton Mail domain address, please contact our Customer Support (new window) team. You can delete a custom domain address using the Addresses interface, but you can’t delete a Proton Mail domain address from here.Disabled Proton Mail domain addresses continue to count against your additional addresses limit, whereas disabled custom domain addresses don’t count towards the limit.
If you disable an address, then it’s no longer active, so you can’t send and receive emails using it.Choose Enable, Disable, or Delete from the dropdown Actions. How to enable, disable, and delete an additional addressĢ.
Add a new username and choose a Proton Mail or custom domain ending from the dropdown menu.ģ. Log in to your account ( (new window)) and go to Settings → Go to settings → Identity and addresses → My addresses → Add address.Ģ. But for simplicity and clarity, we will call them additional addresses. Sometimes, additional addresses are also referred to as aliases. If you have a paid plan, you can create at least 10 additional addresses (depending on your plan) with any Proton domain or or a custom domain (new window), if you have one. Here we explain how to create and use additional addresses, +aliases and SimpleLogin aliases. Learn more about types of email addresses and aliases (new window) Proton Mail also supports email aliases through our email aliasing service, SimpleLogin by Proton (new window). And all Proton Mail users can create unlimited extra addresses, known as +aliases, by adding “+” after your username in one of your free personal email addresses. If you subscribe to a Proton Mail (new window) paid plan, you can create additional email addresses, also known as aliases, which you can use instead of your free personal email addresses.
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