IMPORTANT: Your particular settings may be different than demonstrated above. Next, copy the Mailbox Configuration settings to the new account setup window: Provide your ProtonMail email and password generated by the ProtonMail Bridge app. In Postbox, navigate to the File menu and select New > Mail Account. Keep this window open while you set your account up in Postbox. A window will open showing you the settings to use in Postbox, including your password.Configure your account in the ProtonMail Bridge app, then click your account name to expand the row, then click Mailbox configuration.Download and install the ProtonMail Bridge app.Click Settings in the toolbar, then IMAP/SMTP in the left sidebar.Login to your ProtonMail account using a web browser.Postbox has been around for a long time and comments are mostly positive, so it might be worth it to try Postbox.In order to use your ProtonMail account with Postbox, you need to have the ProtonMail Bridge app installed on your system: Even most (if not all) free applications I use have universal binaries. It makes me wonder about the developers commitment for the future. I’m just not eager to invest (time and money) in an app that at this moment does not provide a universal binary and does not communicate on why it’s not available. It’s my understanding that Rosetta2 is not needed anymore after the application is translated, the only difference is that the binary is a bit less optimized for apple silicon than a universal binary would be. The first time you start an application directly after installing it might have some delay because the binary needs to be translated first. I have some apps that need Rosetta2 and in most cases I have not noticed issues with performance. I agree that it probably works fine and performance I also fine on apple silicon Macs. The app is going to work fine and you aren’t going to notice any performance issues. In my opinion, rejecting an app because it isn’t native-Apple Silicon is ridiculous.
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