Using Bridge

1. Proton Mail
2. Proton Mail Bridge
3. Using Bridge

Proton Mail Bridge usually updates automatically in the background. Learn how to update it manually if it doesn’t.

1. Proton Mail
2. Proton Mail Bridge
3. Using Bridge

The Bridge app will automatically download and install updates, ensuring that you are always using the latest version. You can also turn this feature off.

1. Proton Mail
2. Proton Mail Bridge
3. Using Bridge

We created a comprehensive guide for our Bridge command line tool for Linux. It lists all the most important commands and explains what they do.

1. Proton Mail
2. Proton Mail Bridge
3. Using Bridge

1. Proton Mail
2. Proton Mail Bridge
3. Using Bridge

Messages exchanged between Proton Mail accounts via Bridge are end-to-end encrypted just like they are in our web and mobile apps.

1. Proton Mail
2. Proton Mail Bridge
3. Using Bridge

The email clients supported by Bridge interpret Proton Mail labels as folders. So when you configure your Proton Mail account with your email client, your existing labels will appear as folders within the Labels folder.

1. Proton Mail
2. Proton Mail Bridge
3. Using Bridge

If you're using Proton Mail with a third-party email client, Proton Mail Bridge can sort multiple addresses into the same folders or different folders.

1. Proton Mail
2. Proton Mail Bridge
3. Using Bridge

The default setting in Bridge is to automatically start when you turn on your computer. In some cases, you may see an error indicating that autostart is not possible due to your computer’s permissions.