Just discovered that this feature is not available for Unlimited subscribers, but it is for Mail Essentials? Why would they not include this for the Proton Unlimited users? This is a bit infuriating tbh.
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If I'm understanding this correctly, is this (for example) like when you're home router wants to email out it's log file through Proton but it wouldn't be able to do that?
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Yeah that sounds correct. In my case I wanted to self-host a certain application, and need SMTP for the service to be able to send me password reset forms etc.. While I can just use a throw-away email for this, i'd much rather use my own email :<
@Sunny @CosmicCleric If you are okay with self hosting, you can use this project to make it work: https://github.com/shenxn/protonmail-bridge-docker