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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 -
Hide "sent mail" from "all mail" view
Can you add to not view "sent" folder as well to the "all mail" filter? I use folders/filters, but sometimes would like to view "all mail", but not spam, trash or sent in the view.
9 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 -
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!
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Sync with outlook more often
Sync currently only happens once every ~4 hours. Please reduce this to 15 minutes or less!
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 at the top of the messages list no matter the sorting setting for a particular folder.
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…
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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 my existing email, that would also appear in my list of in-process tasks. An MVP could be to simply see a list of program tasks being performed, and roadmap improvements could include: queueing tasks that cannot happen concurrently, like applying a filter to existing emails; the ability to pause a task from the "task manager"; a log of performed tasks that are not continuous. I don't know your architecture, but it would be nice to have.
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…
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Improve efficiency of viewing emails, better utilize dead space
On the iPad, if i have a lot of unread emails, it's a lot faster to go through them efficiently in Apple Mail than in Proton Mail because of the main screen format. 1: Showing the email list on the left side (with the option to show 2-3 lines of content), and 2: showing the selected email's full content on the right hand side, allows you to quickly see each email, then delete or move on to the next email without ever having to leave the main screen.
5 votes -
family/duo plan and domain name shared
Family tree are not only 6 persons. It would be kind to share my family domain with others members of my family. Today I have subscribed to a family plan for my chidren and wife but my brothers's family and sisters's family could not use the same domain name (which is our family name) with proton plan. It is the same for my parents if they subscribed to a duo plan they can't use this domain with proton. Else business plan are to expensive for individuals and families.
Because of this fact, all could not migrate to proton as main email solution.
So permit to share a domain name between family/duo plan.
Family tree are not only 6 persons. It would be kind to share my family domain with others members of my family. Today I have subscribed to a family plan for my chidren and wife but my brothers's family and sisters's family could not use the same domain name (which is our family name) with proton plan. It is the same for my parents if they subscribed to a duo plan they can't use this domain with proton. Else business plan are to expensive for individuals and families.
Because of this fact, all could not migrate to proton as main…
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Please add Biometric unlock to Calendar
Please add Biometric (fingerprint) unlock to calendar (and Lumo), it and Lumo seem to be the only Proton apps that do not have this feature.
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Dedicated Proton Calendar App for MacOS
Instead of using the proton mail app for calendar, have a dedicated proton calendar app for macOS.
In the meantime, or if this is not something Proton wants to pursue, I would appreciate a couple of changes to the proton mail app:
I would like to be able to pick which is the default view when the app is launched to calendar instead of mail.I would also like to be able to two finger swipe left or right to be able to scroll back and forth between different weeks or months or days instead of just having the arrow buttons in the corners (or a keyboard command that goes to the next or previous one).
When creating events that have start and stop times, so not all day events, I would like to be able to click and drag an even down from the start to end time. This is already a feature, I would just like it changed to be able to do it across multiple days (as someone who routinely schedules something from 1900 one day through 0730 the next day)
I would like to be able to click on an event and then use the keyboard shortcut to copy the event, and then be able to use the keyboard shortcut to paste the event somewhere else.
I would like to be able to assign custom Hex colors to calendars.
Instead of using the proton mail app for calendar, have a dedicated proton calendar app for macOS.
In the meantime, or if this is not something Proton wants to pursue, I would appreciate a couple of changes to the proton mail app:
I would like to be able to pick which is the default view when the app is launched to calendar instead of mail.I would also like to be able to two finger swipe left or right to be able to scroll back and forth between different weeks or months or days instead of just having the arrow…
5 votes -
Easily move recurring events (including birthdays) between calendars
Currently, managing recurring events, such as annual birthdays or weekly meetings, requires a complex process of recreation if the user wishes to change which calendar they belong to (e.g., moving an event from a 'Personal' calendar to a 'Family' or 'Work' calendar).
Please implement a simple 'move to' function for recurring events that transfers the entire series to the new calendar. This would streamline organization and data management within the Proton ecosystem, improving the user experience significantly."
6 votes -
Calendar: when i get a notification email of the event, i want to see the NAME of the event as the email SUBJECT
Calendar: when i get a notification email of the event, i want to see the NAME of the event as the email SUBJECT
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Recurring event options
Would it be possible to add options to schedule events relative to other events? e.g. schedule a recurring event to be one week before other event X.
Or to schedule recurring events based on how many weeks before the end of the month?I have a recurring event that is always on the last Thursday of the month, and a related event that is the Tuesday in the week before. I can schedule an event on the last Thursday, but for the second event I cannot get it to schedule correctly. I can put the third Thursday, but that doesn't work on 5 Thursday months.
Would it be possible to add options to schedule events relative to other events? e.g. schedule a recurring event to be one week before other event X.
Or to schedule recurring events based on how many weeks before the end of the month?I have a recurring event that is always on the last Thursday of the month, and a related event that is the Tuesday in the week before. I can schedule an event on the last Thursday, but for the second event I cannot get it to schedule correctly. I can put the third Thursday, but that doesn't…
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Sort newsletters from Z to A (reverse alphabetical order)
Currently, the newsletter view provides the following sorting options: Least read, Most read, Most frequent, From A to Z, Recently read, Recently received. My idea is very simple: add a "From Z to A" option. Because why not.
2 votes -
Calendar: Variables for dynamic titles
Provide variables for dynamic titles.
Allowing to do things like:
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Day {num:0}/{num_events}⇒Day 07/15(:0= leading zeroes according tonum_events) -
S{year_num:2}E{yearly_num:2}⇒S02E03 -
{year}#{yearly_num}⇒2026#4({year:2}⇒26)
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Allow sending calendar invitations to your own Proton addresses/aliases
Proton Calendar prevents users from inviting their own Proton addresses or aliases to events, even when those addresses belong to different calendars.
If I try to invite one of my own Proton aliases (e.g., personal@example.com) to an event created in a different calendar that I also own (e.g., a shared team calendar), Proton blocks the invitation. Inviting my own addresses should be allowed when the invited address is not the owner of the originating calendar.
Why this matters?
Users with multiple Proton calendars cannot keep their schedules in sync, reducing the convenience of shared calendars.
For example, I have:
- a shared “Product team” calendar owned by product@example.com
- a personal work calendar owned by personal@example.comIf an event is created in the shared calendar and personal@example.com is invited, it should block that time in my personal calendar.
Proton Calendar prevents users from inviting their own Proton addresses or aliases to events, even when those addresses belong to different calendars.
If I try to invite one of my own Proton aliases (e.g., personal@example.com) to an event created in a different calendar that I also own (e.g., a shared team calendar), Proton blocks the invitation. Inviting my own addresses should be allowed when the invited address is not the owner of the originating calendar.
Why this matters?
Users with multiple Proton calendars cannot keep their schedules in sync, reducing the convenience of shared calendars.
For example, I have:…
5 votes
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