from the team:
Hi everyone,
Based on your feedback, we’re happy to share that you can now sync aliases between Proton Pass and SimpleLogin.
This feature is rolling out now and will be available for everyone soon. ⏰
Soon, you’ll be able to manage custom domains and additional mailboxes, as well as send emails from Proton Pass hide-my-email aliases.
Let us know what you think.
Proton Team
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I’m confused - I have a catch all alias, so anything @mydomain will work. Is there any reason I’d care about syncing these aliases?
I have a catch-all but rarely use it for a couple of reasons:
You’re essentially doxxing yourself when you use it, if you care about that, since you’re the only one with that domain.
When someone inevitably figures out you use one, they will use it to harrass you.
Main reason you’d use it is if you created aliases in SimpleLogin and want them to be visible in Proton Pass.