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Calendar-specific Timezones
I work with clients across multiple time-zones. I would love the ability to set time-zones specific to individual calendars, especially when it comes to booking pages.
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Read receipt sent by me configurable or in my language
The read receipt sent by me if I read a mail is sent by API request against Proton servers without the ability to determine the content or at least the language used in.
It would be great if I could configure that in some way, preferred in the main configuration of my Proton Mail account.
2 votes -
delete label from email
The ability to remove a label from an email would be very helpful.
3 votes -
Quick Way to Convert EML to MSG?
If you need a quick Way to convert EML to MSG, the Aryson EML Converter provides a fast and dependable solution for converting EML emails into MSG format without altering the original mailbox content. The software is designed to preserve every important email component, including the message body, sender and recipient information, subject, date and time, attachments, internet headers, inline images, hyperlinks, and formatting. As a result, the converted MSG files remain identical to the source EML files and can be accessed without compatibility issues in supported email applications. The software allows users to upload a single EML file, multiple EML files, or complete folders for simultaneous conversion. Its high-performance conversion engine processes large email collections efficiently without placing restrictions on mailbox size or the number of selected files. Before beginning the export, users can inspect every email along with its attachments through the preview panel, making it easy to verify the selected mailbox items. If only certain emails need to be converted, the integrated Date Filter helps users export emails belonging to a selected time period instead of processing the complete mailbox. Furthermore, the Remove Duplicate Mail feature identifies repeated emails and prevents them from appearing multiple times in the final MSG output, helping users maintain a clean mailbox. In addition to helping users convert EML files to MSG, the Aryson EML Converter supports exporting EML data into several other formats such as PST, PDF, MBOX, DOC, DOCX, CSV, XLSX, OFT, EMLX, and WDSEML. It also simplifies migration to cloud-based email platforms, including Office 365, Gmail, Yahoo Mail, G Suite, Thunderbird, IMAP servers, Apple Mail, GoDaddy, Hotmail, and HostGator. Users can further organize converted mailbox data using the Custom Folder Name option, while the Extract Data feature makes it possible to export email addresses, URLs, phone numbers, and attachments separately into CSV or XLSX files for reporting and documentation. The software also offers the flexibility to exclude attachments whenever only email content is required. The user-friendly interface ensures that the conversion process remains simple for beginners as well as experienced professionals.
Read More: https://www.arysontechnologies.com/how-to/convert-eml-to-msg-on-mac-and-windows/
If you need a quick Way to convert EML to MSG, the Aryson EML Converter provides a fast and dependable solution for converting EML emails into MSG format without altering the original mailbox content. The software is designed to preserve every important email component, including the message body, sender and recipient information, subject, date and time, attachments, internet headers, inline images, hyperlinks, and formatting. As a result, the converted MSG files remain identical to the source EML files and can be accessed without compatibility issues in supported email applications. The software allows users to upload a single EML file, multiple…
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Trackpad pinch-to-zoom (view-only) in Proton Mail desktop app for Mac
I am a long-time Proton user and I would like to suggest a feature for the Proton Mail desktop app for Mac: a view-only zoom that can be controlled with the MacBook trackpad (pinch-to-zoom), both when reading emails and when composing them.
THE PROBLEM
On an ultra-wide or 4K monitor, or when you are tired or older, the text in the Proton Mail desktop app is very small, and there is currently no way to magnify it comfortably. The only workaround is to increase the font size of the email I am writing, but that changes the email itself, and the recipient sees oversized text and may wonder why my messages look strange. I want to enlarge what I see on my screen without changing anything in the message that is actually sent.WHAT I AM ASKING FOR
- A zoom function that changes only how the app is displayed on my screen, not the content or formatting of the email.
- Support for the trackpad pinch gesture on MacBook, as this is the most natural way to do it.
- It should work in both the reading pane and the compose window.
- Optionally, keyboard shortcuts (Cmd + and Cmd -) and a trackpad zoom settings in Preferences for people who prefer them.HOW IT WORKS ELSEWHERE (you can try it yourself)
- Native Apple Mail app on iPhone and iPad: open any email and pinch to zoom in and out. The email is magnified on screen only, and the sender's formatting and the recipient's view are unaffected.
- Microsoft Outlook for Mac: emails can be zoomed in and out on screen in the same way, again without changing the actual content.WHERE IT IS MISSING
- Proton Mail desktop app for Mac: no way to zoom the email view with the trackpad, which is the main reason for this request.
- Native Apple Mail on macOS: it also lacks pinch-to-zoom for message content, so this is a gap across the Mac mail ecosystem. Proton could offer something that even Apple's own app does not.OTHER PROTON DESKTOP APPS
If Proton offers other desktop apps for Mac where it makes sense (for example Proton Calendar or Proton Drive), the same view-zoom option would help there too. But Proton Mail is where I need it most.This would be a real accessibility and comfort improvement for anyone using large, high-resolution or ultra-wide displays, or anyone who simply prefers larger text on screen, or older people who need to zoom sometimes. I would be very happy to see it considered for a future release.
Thank you for your time and for the great product.
I am a long-time Proton user and I would like to suggest a feature for the Proton Mail desktop app for Mac: a view-only zoom that can be controlled with the MacBook trackpad (pinch-to-zoom), both when reading emails and when composing them.
THE PROBLEM
On an ultra-wide or 4K monitor, or when you are tired or older, the text in the Proton Mail desktop app is very small, and there is currently no way to magnify it comfortably. The only workaround is to increase the font size of the email I am writing, but that changes the email itself, and…2 votes -
Better long mail conversation UI
Currently, it is cumbersome to browse long email conversations:
* individual emails are collapsed, therefore I can only read the address of the sender
* clicking on an individual email to open it displays the full conversation backwards, which makes it very long to scroll through the page
* it's generally hard to find the email I'm looking for (I basically click randomly in hope to find the proper email, until I do)In my humble opinion:
* individual emails should not display the entire conversation (allow collapsing / uncollapsing it with a "..." button like in gmail)
* collapsed emails should still display the first few words of the last email (like in gmail) to make it easy to find emails in a long conversation
* collapsing / uncollapsing an email shouldn't change the y-scroll value of the page (otherwise it's hard to follow what's going on on the screen)Currently, it is cumbersome to browse long email conversations:
* individual emails are collapsed, therefore I can only read the address of the sender
* clicking on an individual email to open it displays the full conversation backwards, which makes it very long to scroll through the page
* it's generally hard to find the email I'm looking for (I basically click randomly in hope to find the proper email, until I do)In my humble opinion:
* individual emails should not display the entire conversation (allow collapsing / uncollapsing it with a "..." button like in gmail)
* collapsed…6 votes -
Create and manage hide my Email in the email app
I'm new to the platform and love the commitment to data privacy. As I slowly migrate away from Google, I want to setup things more organized. I was trying to create email aliases / hide my email and I couldn't find within the mail app. When I found the KB I realize hide my email is in Pass app. Can that feature also reside in mail? I'd like to create hide my emails but don't want to use Pass. I have Bitwarden that I've used for a very long time. I'm trying to reduce my digital footprint as I also start to document my Digital legacy plan for family. easier the better..
I'm new to the platform and love the commitment to data privacy. As I slowly migrate away from Google, I want to setup things more organized. I was trying to create email aliases / hide my email and I couldn't find within the mail app. When I found the KB I realize hide my email is in Pass app. Can that feature also reside in mail? I'd like to create hide my emails but don't want to use Pass. I have Bitwarden that I've used for a very long time. I'm trying to reduce my digital footprint as I also…
2 votes -
Email Folder Colors NOT Randomized When Toggled On
Currently, unless I'm using it incorrectly, when I select "Use folder colors," it randomizes colors for all the folders. You can then toggle on "Inherit color from parent folder," but the color choice for those are randomized also. And again if you toggle that off, it randomly selects colors for every single folder in your email. Let's say you want to just highlight one email in a section-- you now have to hand change every single folder.
It would be better if they all stayed the standard color unless actively changed.
Then if you have "inherit" toggled on, when you select a color for a parent folder the rest could change at that time.
Currently, unless I'm using it incorrectly, when I select "Use folder colors," it randomizes colors for all the folders. You can then toggle on "Inherit color from parent folder," but the color choice for those are randomized also. And again if you toggle that off, it randomly selects colors for every single folder in your email. Let's say you want to just highlight one email in a section-- you now have to hand change every single folder.
It would be better if they all stayed the standard color unless actively changed.
Then if you have "inherit" toggled on, when you…
2 votes -
A second tag feature for tags that often arent needed.
A second tag feature for tags that are seldom.
For example dentist appointments.2 votes -
Mark 'Spam' as read
Emails automatically filtered to Spam should be marked as read - not to distract from actual unread emails. Even better, it should be a user-selectable option.
7 votes -
Multi window functionality in proton mail
I just want multiple windows of mail as an option in windows/linux. I want to have a calendar open in a window, windows with different mailboxes, and windows for writing emails so I can cross reference all of this data while working.
6 votes -
Change the Proton Calendar app name on Android in Calendar / Agenda
On Android, the app name is displayed as “Proton Calendar”. On many launchers there isn't enough space, so only “Proton…” is visible. This makes it hard to distinguish Proton Calendar from other Proton apps at a glance.
Please either:
- shorten the Android launcher label to “Calendar”, or
- allow users to choose a shorter launcher name, e.g. “Calendar” / “Agenda”.
The Proton branding is already clear from the icon, so displaying “Calendar” would make the app much easier to identify.2 votes -
What is an MBOX Viewer and how can it help?
If you have an MBOX file from Thunderbird, Apple Mail, Google Takeout, or another email application, you may not want to import it to an email client to see the contents. An MBOX Viewer may be useful in such cases.
An MBOX Viewer allows you to see the mailbox’s content: who wrote and addressed the email, what subject and date it has, what the message body and attachments are. Moreover, search options in some viewers help find the necessary messages quickly and easily in a large volume of data.
For instance, if you have downloaded your Gmail via Google Takeout, you may extract the ZIP/TGZ file and find the MBOX file among the others. There is no need to install an email client and configure it — just open the file with an MBOX Viewer and look through the emails.
It can be helpful when you need to see the old messages, find the required one, and even check its attachments.
For this purpose, you may use Kernel MBOX Viewer which lets you open and preview the MBOX emails, search for the messages, and see their attachments.
Learn More: https://www.nucleustechnologies.com/mbox-viewer-free.html
If you have an MBOX file from Thunderbird, Apple Mail, Google Takeout, or another email application, you may not want to import it to an email client to see the contents. An MBOX Viewer may be useful in such cases.
An MBOX Viewer allows you to see the mailbox’s content: who wrote and addressed the email, what subject and date it has, what the message body and attachments are. Moreover, search options in some viewers help find the necessary messages quickly and easily in a large volume of data.
For instance, if you have downloaded your Gmail via Google Takeout,…
2 votes -
How Can I Export PST Data to PDF Without Outlook?
I have an old PST file that contains several emails and attachments that I need to keep for future reference. The problem is that I do not currently have Microsoft Outlook installed, so I am looking for a way to access the PST data without setting up Outlook.
My main requirement is to export the emails from the PST file to PDF format. I would like to keep important email details such as the sender, recipient, date, subject, message content, and attachments where possible.
I have seen different PST viewer and conversion tools, but I am not sure which option is suitable for this task. I am especially interested in a method that can open the PST file directly, let me select the required emails, and save them as PDF files without needing Outlook.
Has anyone tried a reliable PST viewer or PST-to-PDF conversion tool for this purpose? I would also like to know if the original email formatting and attachments can be preserved during the export.I have an old PST file that contains several emails and attachments that I need to keep for future reference. The problem is that I do not currently have Microsoft Outlook installed, so I am looking for a way to access the PST data without setting up Outlook.
My main requirement is to export the emails from the PST file to PDF format. I would like to keep important email details such as the sender, recipient, date, subject, message content, and attachments where possible.
I have seen different PST viewer and conversion tools, but I am not sure which option…2 votes -
Integrate with lumo
Integrate email with Lumo and let our nice cat run some tagging or filtering for us. How nice would it be to have Lumo looking at us moving few emails to a label or folder and then have it saying: would you like to create a filter for this? or you have a filter for moving x in y, would you like to add this sender to this rule?
20 votes -
different weekday/weekend colors in month view
When looking at the month view in proton calendar, I'd like to have specific days of the week (columns) shaded slightly darker. Specifically, shading the weekends as slightly darker make it easier to visualize my weekends. Additionally, for those that don't work Monday-Friday, it would be great to be able to choose which days of the week should be shaded darker.
4 votes -
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Hello
I personally don't get a lot out of folders and labels. I find I just let it fall out of usefulness if I don't spend more time managing it than I do actually answering emails. I am sure some people are really good at it, but it's just now a good representation of my own mental model for these things. I might as well delete something if it's in a folder and not prominently visible.
I'm looking at coming over from GMail and the tabs are actually what I'll miss most, but even they are kind of limited to what google want me to focus on (?). I just want to keep a thread of an idea running, see an email that might be something then click and drag it into a group, then get back to it when I have time to decide what's important.
I'm working on becoming a freelancer, going back to university, managing my social life, finding a job, looking at pension management, and a million other bits of life admin. Seeing everything at once is a lot, but if I could triage them quickly in a way that actually represents them as the threads I'm pulling on rather than dumping them into buckets to be forgotten about or missed that'd be a huge help.
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I personally don't get a lot out of folders and labels. I find I just let it fall out of usefulness if I don't spend more time managing it than I do actually answering emails. I am sure some people are really good at it, but it's just now a good representation of my own mental model for these things. I might as well delete something if it's in a folder and not prominently visible.
I'm looking at coming over from GMail and the tabs are actually what I'll miss most, but even they are kind of limited to…
4 votes -
Update your independent security audit report for Proton Mail
Update your independent security audit report for Proton Mail as the one you have online is over 5 years old.
3 votes -
Sync third-party calendars faster than within 8-16 hours
In the docs about subscribing to external calendars, you state that you sync third-party calendars like Google, Outlook, or Nextcloud only every 8 to 16 hours (https://proton.me/support/subscribe-to-external-calendar). This is by far too slow to make third-party subscriptions useful. If my iOS calendar app can sync a Google calendar within seconds, you should too. Please reduce the sync time to ideally less than 1 minute, but 5 minutes at most.
6 votes -
Exclude deleted email from the inbox view
Currently, the inbox shows the email threads that are already deleted and remain in the trashbin. It is unfriendly to see all the deleted email rolled in the top of the new email.
4 votes
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