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2 votes
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Update calendar month name while swiping
I suggest updating the displayed month name immediately while swiping through months in the mobile calendar. Currently, the month name only changes after the swiping stops. This makes it difficult to navigate several months ahead without counting each swipe or repeatedly stopping to check the current month.
2 votes -
Bulk Print
Bulk print e-mails. Able to select at least up to 10 e-mails and print all as a batch operation from a single print button press. Helpful when exporting e-mails as print to PDF, or simply to put critical e-mails into hardcopy for a sorted subject / sender.
4 votes -
"Always BCC" on Proton for iPad
I don't see why even K-9 does this but Proton won't. Is it a privacy-related thing?
Full explanation follows, for all it matters.
New to Proton, I use it on several devices although my main is a desktop computer, from which I keep track of every single thing going on at my company. The desktop is obviously locked up and safe, but my mobile devices, being mobile, are with me most of the time. Should either get stolen, I wouldn't want the info on it to be way too important - which is why I don't use it as a credit card either. Stuff like that, that many Proton users probably think of sometimes since they're privacy-conscious.
I've used Thunderbird, K-9 and Mail for a while, and I can always BCC myself when sending emails from my tablet or phone, so that I can always double check that I did send an email, even when away from the device.
I guess SMTP is indeed a solution many can make do with; however, sometimes I don't need an email to be on my phone or tablet, but I do need it to appear on my desktop client.
Why?
Convenience and confidentiality.
When I receive confidential information from clients, I immediately delete those email from my portable devices just in case I drop it or it gets stolen. But I still need to read those email on my desktop.So, all this mess could be at least partially solved with an "Always BCC myself" function. (The no-POP3 is still an issue but I'll address it somewhere else)
I don't see why even K-9 does this but Proton won't. Is it a privacy-related thing?
Full explanation follows, for all it matters.
New to Proton, I use it on several devices although my main is a desktop computer, from which I keep track of every single thing going on at my company. The desktop is obviously locked up and safe, but my mobile devices, being mobile, are with me most of the time. Should either get stolen, I wouldn't want the info on it to be way too important - which is why I don't use it as a…
4 votes -
filter messages with calendar invite
There are a lot of filters you can apply to messages (unread, has attachment, etc) can a filter be added for messages with calendar invites. This can be helpful when you need to join a meeting and you're trying to find that link
3 votes -
Invert Newsletter View
I appreciate how the newsletter view concentrates the noise to one place but what would be way more helpful is a the view of all the messages that are not in the newsletter view. If either the messages in the newsletter view were excluded from the inbox or even just a new view that was the inbox sans -newsletter would be amazing. this would allow the important things wouldn't be buried in the newsletters.
3 votes -
Provide the ability to edit the subject line of an e-mail
Often an e-mail comes with a subject line that doesn't completely describe the content. For example, in a newsletter e-mail there may be several articles and the subject line is the first article. I may want to save the e-mail because of the second article. When this happens, I forward the e-mail to myself so I can change the subject line, but then I lose who it came from. Outlook has provided the capability to edit the subject line for many years and I'm surprised I haven't seen this feature in other e-mail applications. Seems like a simple thing to do.
Often an e-mail comes with a subject line that doesn't completely describe the content. For example, in a newsletter e-mail there may be several articles and the subject line is the first article. I may want to save the e-mail because of the second article. When this happens, I forward the e-mail to myself so I can change the subject line, but then I lose who it came from. Outlook has provided the capability to edit the subject line for many years and I'm surprised I haven't seen this feature in other e-mail applications. Seems like a simple thing to…
11 votes -
Option to place signature below quoted text
When replying to an email, signature is placed above quoted text. It would be nice to have option to place it below quoted text.
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1 vote
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Enable rule setting also for the new inbox categories
Please also allow to set rules that certain domains always get into a certain category. I guess the best way to implement it would be to allow the rules to also move emails to a certain category when you receive them. Maybe also allow us to see and edit the dynamics behind the automated categorisation. This would definitely be the nicer change and could also integrate several other wishes from this forum, but I think increasing the possibilities within rules is quicker.
1 vote -
Password rotation feature for those of us using 24+ , 64+ chars
I propose a password rotation feature for those of us using 24+ and 64+ chars
ASK: Partition long password and allow a specific segment to be updatedBasic draft to contribute to CONOPS
Preconditions: User has active authenticated session; MFA available.
Users existing password must be 24 chars or moreStep 1: User navigates to Proton login; TLS handshake negotiates hybrid PQ + classical key exchange.
Step 2: User selects Password Change Special; system prompts for current password and second factor.
Step 3: On successful re-auth, create a temporary sandbox session with no access to emails or other PII. Log entry.
Step 4: Display password partition UI with clear labels and entropy indicator. Allow user to change one or more blocks of their password, but not the whole password.
Step 5: Client sends proposed new blocks over PQ-TLS; server reconstructs candidate password, validates strength, and atomically replaces stored hash using Argon2id (Or read OWASP, NIST guidance).
Step 6: Invalidate other sessions immediately and require re‑login; send notification to user; log change.
Failure modes: On login failure, show generic warning, rate limit, and exit. On partial update failure, rollback and notify user.
Postcondition: Password updated, audit logged, user notified, and sandbox terminated.
OPTIONAL.
Lock down all access to email for 12 hours starting nowNotes: I am aware these exist:- RSA Tokens, MFA, Keywords, SSO, Federated authentication. I've not included threat modelling, precise server semantics for partitioned passwords. Over to you Proton Techs for consideration. "Is the juice worth the squeeze :-)" I'd love to learn that phrase in Swiss French too
Kind regards
I propose a password rotation feature for those of us using 24+ and 64+ chars
ASK: Partition long password and allow a specific segment to be updatedBasic draft to contribute to CONOPS
Preconditions: User has active authenticated session; MFA available.
Users existing password must be 24 chars or moreStep 1: User navigates to Proton login; TLS handshake negotiates hybrid PQ + classical key exchange.
Step 2: User selects Password Change Special; system prompts for current password and second factor.
Step 3: On successful re-auth, create a temporary sandbox session with no access to emails or other PII. Log…
2 votes -
Increasing Escape key navigation.
Improve keyboard navigation with the Escape key. Two areas:
(1) When I search for something within my mailbox, I want to hit the Esc key to go back to the inbox.
(2) Sometimes pressing Esc doesn't "Go back". Ie, it requires me to click within the main content window. A common case of this is when I will open a message, I'll press Esc once, and it will minimize the current email. But pressing Esc a second time WILL NOT go back to the Inbox. For me to go back to the inbox, I will have to click in the area where the now-minimzed email was.
Improve keyboard navigation with the Escape key. Two areas:
(1) When I search for something within my mailbox, I want to hit the Esc key to go back to the inbox.
(2) Sometimes pressing Esc doesn't "Go back". Ie, it requires me to click within the main content window. A common case of this is when I will open a message, I'll press Esc once, and it will minimize the current email. But pressing Esc a second time WILL NOT go back to the Inbox. For me to go back to the inbox, I will have to click in the…
2 votes -
"Share" selected text
In most applications on MacOs I can select text, open the context menu and choose "Share...". This allows me to send the selected text to other applications. Usecases: Translate with your favourite app, send to the shortcuts application to trigger your own workflows, ...
Apparently this is not possible in Proton Mail for MacOs and for iOS, but it would be really helpful to implement custom actions on selected content.
2 votes -
Pouvoir ouvrir le lire simultanément les messages et le calendrier dans deux fenetres distinctes
lire et travailler simultanément sur deux fenêtres distinctes ouvertes en même temps: une pour les messages, une pour le calendrier
2 votes -
Show event creator in shared calendars
I use Proton Calendar on the macOS desktop app with a shared calendar. Currently, when an appointment is created in the shared calendar, I cannot easily see who created the event.
It would be very useful if Proton Calendar showed the event creator or owner inside the event details. For example, the event could display something like:
“Created by: [name/email address]”
This would help shared calendar users understand who added an appointment, especially in calendars used by families, teams, or small groups where multiple people can create and edit events.
Ideally, this information should be visible in the event details on the macOS desktop app, and preferably also across the web and mobile apps for consistency.
I use Proton Calendar on the macOS desktop app with a shared calendar. Currently, when an appointment is created in the shared calendar, I cannot easily see who created the event.
It would be very useful if Proton Calendar showed the event creator or owner inside the event details. For example, the event could display something like:
“Created by: [name/email address]”
This would help shared calendar users understand who added an appointment, especially in calendars used by families, teams, or small groups where multiple people can create and edit events.
Ideally, this information should be visible in the event details…
4 votes -
Allow the send from email field to be blank
Allow the send-from email field to be blank, forcing me to ensure I'm sending from the right address. Suddenly sending from a different email has caused a lot of confusion for both me and the recipient. If it is an impossible programing task to let me set the email to be used for each contact, then leaving the field blank when composing would be a huge help. I want all my email in one account, so I'm not logging in multiple times.
(note: I've updated this suggestion to reflect that it is only when beginning a new email, and not when responding.)Allow the send-from email field to be blank, forcing me to ensure I'm sending from the right address. Suddenly sending from a different email has caused a lot of confusion for both me and the recipient. If it is an impossible programing task to let me set the email to be used for each contact, then leaving the field blank when composing would be a huge help. I want all my email in one account, so I'm not logging in multiple times.
(note: I've updated this suggestion to reflect that it is only when beginning a new email, and not…4 votes -
Move setting and contact options to top
Can we have the option to display the settings/contacts/subscriition/report a problem menu items to the top above inbox and folder list. I have a lot of folders and it’s a bit annoying to have to scroll down several pages to get to my contacts
3 votes -
AppImage packages for immutable Linux distributions + Flathub
Hello!
With immutable Linux distributions gaining popularity, perhaps there's a chance you could build an AppImage versions of your applications. That way you could provide support for all distributions alike.There are also community-made wrappers for your applications on FlatHub. I believe these are not supported by you, I would appreciate you taking a stance on them. They look legitimate, as signed by "Proton AG", but could in theory compromise security of users.
Example:
https://flathub.org/en/apps/me.proton.Mail
I'd say either you provide the Flatpaks, or outright reach out to Flathub to get them removed.Kind regards
Paweł Olejnik10 votes -
Support for internationalized domain name, IDN
I request that support is added for IDN custom domains and support to send mail to addresses with internationalized domain names.
19 votes -
Update Inactivity Policy
As a Proton user who infrequently logs into their Proton account
I want to ensure my account is not delete due to inactivity as per https://proton.me/support/inactive-accounts
So I want Proton to modify their inactive-acount rules to IF (account inactivity > 12 months AND space used > X*) THEN delete ELSE do nothing*where Proton decides an publishes what the amount of space used needs to be, e.g. > 1gb
2 votes
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