Proton Mail & Calendar
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WKD
Web Key Directory is a service for automatically learning one's public key when composing a message. Integrating this would increase the amount of encrypted communication. Having WKD as a service on custom domains like OpenPGP directory does would be a nice addition.
4 votes -
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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Allow customisation of Proton Calendar display (font etc) and other things - my top 5!
I think it's new, I cannot find any customisation of fonts for calendar app on iOS...
Having used CalenGoo for Google calendar, and now migrating away from Google, I can only strongly suggest to look at the depth of customisation that CalenGoo offers over even the native Google Calendar app.
Highlights for me, not exhaustive:
- customisation of font size, bold/italics etc., style, colour: important to allow more to show in the week and particular month view (my preferred view)
- display time at the start of a scheduled meeting in month view, not just 5 or 6 letters
- a proper search…
9 votes -
Highlight starred mails
When you add a star to your mail, it should change the background colour in the list of mails.
It should also be possible to arrange your mails so that the starred mails are on top of the list (sorted by date), and regular mails are at the bottom (also sorted by date).This would highlight the starred mails. I am not a fan of the starred mails mixed in between regular mails.
5 votes -
"Sender contains" filter
When I create a filter and try to use "Sender Contains", it seems proton is looking for the actual email address and not even looking at the sender's display name.
For example, I have an email from "xyz store", but the email is "mail@sendfoxmail.com". My filter says if "Sender Contains" "xyz store" then move it to "abc Folder".
However, since Proton is not looking at the Display name, it does not apply the filter.
Desired solution: Proton looks at the sender's email address AND Sender's display name.
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Allow minimizing/collapsing of Proton Mail desktop app navigation bar on the left
I like using the "Column" view setting in the Proton Mail desktop application but the navigation bar on the left side of the app (where you select Inbox, Drafts, Sent, etc.) encroaches on the usable viewing area when trying to view emails. I use Windows 11 and like to "snap" my email application on the left half of my screen. Allowing minimizing/collapsing of this bar (similar to how Outlook allows this) would grant additional viewing space for emails.
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2 votes
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Preview Excel files in Proton Mail Desktop
Excel attachments must be downloaded to be viewed in Proton Mail Desktop. It appears as though Word attachments can be previewed, so it would be very useful to have this functionality also.
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View Starred / Favourite Contacts
Proton Mail for Web should allow marking individual contacts as "Starred" or "Favourite".
Coinciding with that, the Contacts pane should have a "Starred" or "Favourites" tab in addition to "Contacts" and "Groups".
Although this is not a critical feature, there are already at least two good reasons for it:
All of the extra encrypted fields in Contacts makes Proton Mail a good place not just to store your e-mail contacts, but your entire address book, including phone numbers, mailing addresses, birthdates (etc). However, this leads to the addition of many seldom-used entries that one doesn't necessarily need or want to…
3 votes -
re-send an email
When viewing a sent mail, add a item under the "..." more options called: resend. When clicking this button the composer opens with all the content (recipients, subject, body and attachments) from the previously sent mail, user can then edit anything as if it is a new mail, and send it as a new mail.
3 votes -
Automatic time parsing for new calendar events
When creating a new event in the calendar, any time written in the event header should automatically be put as the time for the event. The given time should then be removed from the header of the event.
Example #1: If an event is made with the header "Hairdressers 17:15" then the starting time for the event should be automatically set to 17:15 (on 24H systems) with a standard duration time of 1 hour. The header for the event in the calendar should then be just "Hairdressers" with the given starting time.
Example #2: Similarily, if an event is made…
9 votes -
ProtonMail mobile app allow attachments from other apps
As of today, it's only possible to source attachments from:
- my photo library
- take new picture
- import from...
None of these options allows me to choose from an app on my Android mobile phone. I would for example like to source pictures from my Synology Photos app.
5 votes -
Option to accept events without notifying the sender
I would like to be able to accept meeting / event invites from emails without automatically sending a response to the sender.
9 votes -
A bridge for the Proton calendar
I would like to have a bridge, as realised with the Proton email, with which the calendar entries in the Proton calendar are mirrored in the standard calendar on the Mac or iPhone. Then they would also be displayed automatically on the Apple Watch.
81 votes -
Cross-account notification for desktop app
When you have multiple accounts on the desktop app, you only get notified of new emails from the account you have currently open.
Could it be possible to receive also notification for the other accounts you have logged in?
2 votes -
Add a drop-down list to select the year when creating a new event or editing an existing one
Adding an event that is far in the future is not easy in Calendar. Adding a drop-down list to select the year would be a HUGE IMPROVEMENT.
Merci!
2 votes -
email sweep
Microsoft's Outlook email app has a feature called "Sweep," which allows one to highlight an email, and then take action on and set up a rule for all emails from that sender.
Options include:
Move all messages from the Inbox folder
Move all messages from the Inbox folder and any future messages
Always keep the latest message and move the rest from the inbox folder
Always move messages older than ten days from the inbox folderThe default destination is "Deleted Items." Other options include:
Junk Email
Inbox
Archive
or any other folder the user chooses or creates.It is…
9 votes -
set time zone manually
Proton mail uses the browser time zone for all events and there is not a way to set it manually. I use Librewolf to minimize browser fingerprinting and one of it's features (which is not easy to turn off separately) is that is displays the time zone to websites as Zulu / GMT, instead of local time. This means that calendar events come in with a time shift displayed in email. They are correct in the calendar since Calendar allows you to set the time in the top bar.
3 votes -
Sticky behavior for tags/labels for priority sorting (e.g., in Inbox)...
Create an option to make a tag/label "sticky". Or, option to make all messages with a specific custom tag(s)/label(s) sticky in the Inbox and other folders. Starred doesn't quite do it, as you cannot set that as a sort condition. Sticky custom tag/label would be more precise and flexible than 'starred', because one might 'star' a message for multiple reasons.
And/or, option to set a tag or folder as the default view, upon application loading.
Use case: tag "needs followup" or "to do" as default view so that user sees that first thing.
Note: 'Sticking' meaning that they appear prioritized…
3 votes -
Ability to view what core program tasks are in-process
I'm a software developer, and I think of the application of filter rules as core program in-process tasks. The filter is something user-defined, but the invocation and application of that filter is a task enacted by the actual program. Having the ability to view when a core program task is in-process would be beneficial. For example: if I import email from an unsupported client, that could be viewed as a task in an in-program task manager queue; after importing, if I create a filter to send all mail from joe@schmoe.com to my Trash folder and choose to apply it to…
3 votes
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