Proton Mail & Calendar
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ICS import fails when VEVENT uses custom TZID ("Customized Time Zone")
Description
Importing an .ics file into Proton Calendar fails when a VEVENT references a custom timezone (e.g. "Customized Time Zone").
This appears to happen when the TZID parameter is used directly in event fields.
Example
Example snippet from the ICS file:
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Customized Time Zone:20260316T083000
DTEND;TZID=Customized Time Zone:20260316T093000
SUMMARY:Example Event
END:VEVENT
Expected behaviorProton Calendar should either:
resolve the custom TZID via the VTIMEZONE definition in the ICS file, or
fall back to the provided UTC offset.
Actual behavior
The import fails because the custom timezone cannot be processed.
Context
ICS files exported from calendar clients such as Outlook often…
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Rearranging Calendar Items
I'm a Proton Calendar user and I'd like to suggest a feature that would greatly improve the usability of the calendar: the ability to resize events by dragging their edges directly on the calendar view, without having to manually edit the start or end time.
Most mainstream calendar apps (like Google Calendar) support this, and it makes scheduling much faster and more intuitive — especially when rearranging a busy day.
I hope this is something you'd consider adding in a future update. Thanks for building a great privacy-focused calendar!
Best regards
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Feature Request: Retention policies for emails and folders
This feature allows the user to setup a retention policy for a folder and/or individual emails.
The retention policy for folders should be applied by using the UI.
The retention policy for individual emails should be applied by using the UI and filters.4 votes -
Sending emails FROM a group address
I would like to be able to send emails using a group address as the sender (admin@domain.com for example) to make sure my colleagues in the same department receive the replies in case I am not available.
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"Reply all" should put ALL recipients as "To" adresses
It is driving me nuts that if I am part of a group of recipients of an email, and I hit "Reply all" then only the one who sent the email I am replying ALL to is put as "To" recipient - the rest are added as CC recipients, even if all were "To" recipients on the email I reply to.
Please either change this - I've never seen another client handle "Reply all" in this way - or at the very least make it a setting on my account (not per client) if I want the current behaviour or…4 votes -
Sorting Mail filters for easy reading.
Under Proton Mail’s filter settings, the user cannot sort the list of filters they have created, making navigation difficult. Could the team add a button to help sort the list?
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make protonmail release for mobile linux
release the binaries in arm64
make the UI adaptive, you already have a phone design in you're webapp but this would be native linux support which will allow notifications.I'm a developer and If this was an opensource project I'd volunteer to do it for you but its not, still if this is being discussed feel free to contact me if I can help.
otherwise, when I get the time as I'm currently working on xdg-desktop-portals-lomiri and other things I'll use the unofficial API to create a client which I'd rather not.
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Add built in S/MIME email signing
It would be nice if mails could be, by default, signed with an S/MIME.
Proton mail already supports signing mails with G/MIME, but G/MIME doesnt add the little green checkmark on gmail (it just makes my message get an attachement with the key, and get sent to spam).4 votes -
Duplicate email detection
Duplicate detection during Easy Switch from Gmail is not perfect and sometimes duplicate copies of imported emails remain, eating up space. It would be great to have an option to detect and remove them later.
4 votes -
IOS Mail widget
Just like the vpn and calendar, can we get one for mail?
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Mail-Checker Addon for Browser
A browser-addon similar to CheckerPlus for Gmail.
I always have my browser open when using my computer, as i listen to mixes on Youtube or live stuff. As i was previously using Gmail i became very used to the Checker Plus, i found it very convenient.
No need for open Tap or Program, just Notification and the ability to read it or respond quickly.4 votes -
Allow additional (family-)users to add new email addresses without being admin.
Having a family subscription and my family members ask me to create new addresses, because they cannot do that themselves. So now I've changed them all to "admin" because I don't want to deal with their email addresses.
But now they can also add new users and delete existing ones - the can even remove me, the primary admin! That really doesn't seem to the right way to do user authorization.
Please add an "Allow address creation" checkbox next to the "Admin" checkbox in the user popup. That would really solve a problem.
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Allow Comments on Emails
Comments on Emails are a huge time saver.
Labels are good for general actions llike 'Do' 'Await response', 'Read' 'Decide'
Comments are good when you have numerous emails from one sender all with same header.
If one of those emails needs to be found later there are a lot to sift through.
One email with a unique comment saves a lot of time.Eg 'Decision re meeting time' or 'Pay bill by 9Feb26'4 votes -
Add instructions for adding PGP Keys to DNS Records
It would be nice if Proton added instructions somewhere for how to add your PGP key that it generates to your DNS records, and if it added an automated way to verify that the entry was added correctly. I see on Wikipedia that there is an OPENPGPKEY DNS record type (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_DNS_record_types). If I go to https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc7929, I see instructions for how to format this record. It appears that for the email address example they give (hugh@example.com), then the entry key is the SHA-256 hash of "hugh" followed by ._openpgpkey.example.com. The type is "OPENPGPKEY", and the…
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Possibility to create rules for events and emails
Possibility to create rules for emails and calendar (to send to folders as already suggested in an other request) but also for colour coding, auto-delete (gdpr management), auto-forward, save to drive etc.
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At least a colour code for different emails in inbox
I actually don’t mind having all emails coming into the same inbox, but would beed to know/see where they are coming from easily as the email they arrived to can make a big difference.
Like for the calendar have a colour code for inboxes which shows, as a label, dot or smtg similar (not the full line or it would become unreadable to the eye).Bonus: keep the colour coding as default for calendar events.
I am mac and iphone, but seems to not be a feature at all.4 votes -
Optional warning before sending unencrypted replies in encrypted threads
Currently, when a Proton Mail user sends a password-protected encrypted message to a non-Proton recipient via a secure link, the recipient can reply securely via the encrypted message portal. However, if the Proton user then replies using the normal “Reply” function, the response is sent unencrypted by default — even though the conversation previously contained encrypted messages.
This creates a significant risk of accidental data exposure, as both the reply and the entire email history may be sent unencrypted without the user realizing it.
I understand this is a deliberate design decision, but I strongly believe there should be an…
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Self-destruct multiple emails
Currently, the self-destruct option can only be selected for each email individually. It would be really useful to be able to select multiple emails and choose a self-destruct time for all of them.
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Sending E2EE emails to non-Proton users without the manual password/key hassle
I’ve been a very happy user and I’m incredibly grateful for what the Proton team has built. Proton is easily the best at privacy when both sides are on the platform, but recently I’ve been sending a lot of sensitive documents—IDs, bank docs, and contracts—to government officials. It’s made me realize that while Proton is great for privacy if both sides use it, it’s still a huge headache when your recipient isn’t a Proton user or a tech freak.
Right now, we have two options for non-Proton users, and both have major real-world friction. First, there’s PGP. Unless the recipient…
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Auto-forwarding/Migration Free
I am hesitant to commit to Proton Mail given auto-forwarding is only accessible with a paid subscription. The only reason I could migrate from Gmail to Proton was that the auto-forwarding function at Gmail is free and accessible. If I ever decided to migrate away from Proton, I do not want to be paying a monthly fee indefinitely in order to do so.
4 votes
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