Starting today, you will be able to see attachments displayed in the message list on Proton Mail for the web. This feature will come to mobile apps in the near future.
Attachment preview will help you find a document you need quickly and preview it in one click. You don’t need to open the email containing it to see the details of the document.
Please note that this is only available with the density set to “comfortable.” If you cannot see this improvement, you can check which interface density you’re using by clicking on the settings icon in your browser.
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How many file types does preview even work for? Pdfs, images,… What else? Not Word or Excel docs.
Wow Northwest airlines haven’t existed for more than ten years, pretty odd to see that as the sample text!
Well, possibly for that very reason. No copyright!
I don’t want this… good way for something like the libwebp bug to be exploited with no user interaction
Yeah. I would’ve loved if it were optional / configurable .
Love the small improvements we always get!
Yeah, its as if some new developers entered or something. Or maybe they started posting little stuff more often.
Whatever it is, i’m glad.