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Link to Proton Mail in Proton Calendar sidebar.
Could you add link to Proton Mail in Proton Calendar sidebar or offer it as an option? Currently, only Contacts link appears. I noted that a link to Calendar appears in the Mail sidebar albeit limited.
12 votes -
Layout Row with Preview
Add Preview pane for Row layout!
10 votes -
Reply to calendar invite
I am missing an ability to click 'reply' to a calendar invite received, as is possible in Outlook. I do not mean being able to respond to a meeting invite. Instead I mean being able to include the calendar invite body in an email response, so the message I would like to send has the history of invite included as a reference trail.
9 votes -
Support more than 4 Security Keys
Proton supports only 4 hardware security keys - this is not enough. Especially since using biometrics counts against the 4 key limit. I have three desktop computers which run my Proton accounts, and I have mobile devices which require 1 key. So I can't use the biometrics option without forcing a game of musical chairs with my security keys. I'm forced to continue using and subscribing to my 1Password account rather than Proton Pass until this limit is increased.
45 votes -
Using Proton Calendar for Better Daily and Meal Planning
I really appreciate how Proton Mail Calendar continues to improve usability and organization — having a reliable calendar that syncs across devices makes planning my day so much easier. I often schedule everything from work tasks to meal planning, and it’s handy to have reminders for everything.
On days when I’m planning out lunch or dinner with friends, having access to clear resources online makes that part of my schedule easier too. For example, when ordering takeout or deciding on group meals, I like to check out the Wingstop Menu to compare flavors, combos, and options before finalizing plans. If anyone else here enjoys planning meals ahead of time or wants to see a detailed breakdown of Wingstop items and flavors, you can check out the https://wingstopmenus.us/ Wingstop Menu.
Thanks again to the Proton Mail team for consistently enhancing Calendar features — it really helps with both work and life planning!
I really appreciate how Proton Mail Calendar continues to improve usability and organization — having a reliable calendar that syncs across devices makes planning my day so much easier. I often schedule everything from work tasks to meal planning, and it’s handy to have reminders for everything.
On days when I’m planning out lunch or dinner with friends, having access to clear resources online makes that part of my schedule easier too. For example, when ordering takeout or deciding on group meals, I like to check out the Wingstop Menu to compare flavors, combos, and options before finalizing plans. If…
2 votes -
Tags and sub-tags
I would love it if we could have sub-tags. For example, Hawaii would be a tag nested under Travel. Although folders allow subfolders, I think tags are so much more nimble and flexible.
64 votes -
Calendar Search On Android App
Really not much to say. I would like to be able to search my calendar using the android app. Not having search in the app severally hinders the functionality for me.
80 votes -
Link (or associate) emails and calendar events
This is different from creating a Calendar event from an email.
It is the ability to associate one or more emails with a Calendar event (or a task, which is a feature I expect to see soon).
Simple use-case:
- You receive 3 emails on different days notifying you about a delivery you'll have in 2 weeks time.
- You create a Calendar event two weeks from now saying "a delivery is expected on this day".
- You link the emails you receive regarding that delivery to that calendar event (or task). Any further emails you receive can also be linked to that event.
- When going into the calendar event, you can see a list of emails associated with it.This is very similar to how labels work, but instead of labels, they are actual Calendar events.
Another use-case is trip planning. You want to be able to easily refer to the relevant emails directly from a Calendar event.
This can be achieved quite easily by storing an email UID in a special section of the Calendar event metadata, and similarly, the Calendar events UIDs in the email metadata.
This is different from creating a Calendar event from an email.
It is the ability to associate one or more emails with a Calendar event (or a task, which is a feature I expect to see soon).
Simple use-case:
- You receive 3 emails on different days notifying you about a delivery you'll have in 2 weeks time.
- You create a Calendar event two weeks from now saying "a delivery is expected on this day".
- You link the emails you receive regarding that delivery to that calendar event (or task). Any further emails you receive can also be…21 votes -
Request for Bulk Deletion/Management of "Imported" Events in Proton Calendar
I recently imported a calendar file from WebCal.Guru, which added a large number of entries (approximately a year’s worth) to my Proton Calendar. After realizing that I no longer need these entries, I tried to delete or move them in bulk but encountered the following issues:
- Identifying the Events:
- I can search for these events using a common string included in each entry: “This calendar is provided by WebCal.Guru.” - However, after listing them via search, Proton Calendar does not allow selecting or managing multiple events simultaneously.- Desired Action:
- I would like to either delete or move all events that match this search term at once, to avoid manually handling each event individually..- Suggested Solutions:
- Adding a feature to allow multi-select and bulk action (delete/move) for events would be incredibly helpful, especially for handling imported or recurring events. - Capture the event of appending a calendar file to an existing calendar, and allow the option, at a future date, to remove those imported events.This would greatly improve the user experience and save significant time when managing calendar data. Thank you for considering this request, and I appreciate your work in making Proton Calendar a privacy-focused and user-friendly platform.
I recently imported a calendar file from WebCal.Guru, which added a large number of entries (approximately a year’s worth) to my Proton Calendar. After realizing that I no longer need these entries, I tried to delete or move them in bulk but encountered the following issues:
- Identifying the Events:
- I can search for these events using a common string included in each entry: “This calendar is provided by WebCal.Guru.” - However, after listing them via search, Proton Calendar does not allow selecting or managing multiple events simultaneously.- Desired Action:
…- I would like to either delete or move all32 votes -
Select all email from sender
Proposed feature:
- Use the checkbox to select one or more email messages OR simply right-click on the desired email
- Choose "Select all from sender" from the context menu
- Proton selects ALL email from ALL the selected senders that are located in the current folder
- User can then use the existing "Move" button to move them into a folder, "Delete" to delete them, "Label" to label them, etc.
That is it!
REASONING: This feature would be very powerful for users because it makes complicated, multi-step tasks MUCH faster, saving users time.
For example:
GOAL: Select multiple email from different senders and move them all into a single folder
EXISTING STEPS: (1) for the first sender, open the email, (2) click on the "From" field, (3) click on the copy button, (4) return to the previous folder, (5) click on the search bar, (6) type or copy/paste the email address into the sender box and confirm, (7) select all email, (8) move the email into the desired folder, (9) repeat steps 1-8 for EVERY SENDER whose email I wish to move into the desired folder. [TOTAL STEPS = 8 * number of senders]
PROPOSED STEPS: (1) check at least one email from each sender I wish to move, (2) right click and choose "Select all from sender", (3) click on the "Move" button, (4) select the desired folder. [TOTAL STEPS = 4]
Personally, the most common task I perform is moving email in order to maintain some sort of sanity for my inbox. Filters and labels are a huge help but it quickly gets out of hand (AND it's time consuming) to create filters for every sender. This feature would save me a bunch of time and close the gap between Proton Mail and more feature-filled email platforms like Outlook.
Proposed feature:
- Use the checkbox to select one or more email messages OR simply right-click on the desired email
- Choose "Select all from sender" from the context menu
- Proton selects ALL email from ALL the selected senders that are located in the current folder
- User can then use the existing "Move" button to move them into a folder, "Delete" to delete them, "Label" to label them, etc.
That is it!
REASONING: This feature would be very powerful for users because it makes complicated, multi-step tasks MUCH faster, saving users time.
For example:
GOAL: Select multiple email from different senders and…
11 votes -
Calendar time zones
Allow calendar events to start and end in different time zones.
Ie: flight leaves Toronto @ PST arrives in Costa Rica @ CST8 votes -
Show count of read/unread on Folders
Show count of read/unread on Folders. If the count is 0, then I know work needs be done, else I don't even have to click on them.
6 votes -
Make swiping more fluid, just like in the old Proton Mail app on iOS
In the old version of the Proton Mail app on iOS, you could easily swipe a message to delete it. Now, when you want to delete a message by a quick swipe, it stops and shows you the bin icon. Only when swiping again, or clicking the bin icon, it deletes. This is not as intuitive and by far not as satisfying.
11 votes -
Improve Mail Search
Please improve the mail search functionality by adding all metadata in search results - e.g. folder (including parent folders = full folder path) in which the email resides (not just a coloured folder icon), all labels and flags, attachment size etc. in detailed (grid) view, so we can sort by any criteria.
Thanks.
5 votes -
export event as *.ics (also recurring event)
Propose to allow export event as *.ics file. Quite often is needed to create an event and send other people that event as calendar event, which can be imported regardless of used calendar. For such purposes, the *.ics event format is the best. Please allow export event as it is: either one or recurring event. Thank you!
13 votes -
Shared ownership over a shared Calendar to allow another user to invite new users
We're using Proton for our company and have a shared calendar for holidays etc. In order to manage the shared calendar we would like shared ownership over a shared calendar or a shared calendar owned by several people.
14 votes -
Select more than 50 emails and perform bulk actions
You've implemented "select 50 messages and perform bulk actions". Congrats!
Now we need the same thing available for all messages. We do not want to have to build AI agents to select and delete 50 message at a time. We want to be able to delete them all in one go from the Web client, like on other platforms.
I've seen this implemented as a 2 step action, select 50, then a checkbox shows up to allow the user to select all messages if they want to.11 votes -
Choose which alias can log in to Proton
Hello Outlook.com now is accepting to choose what alias can be used to login on account to improve security.
Why Proton mail dont do the same thing? with this we are protected from botnets(credential stuffing or brute force), because we can create a alias and dont share the username with anyone.
Thanks
528 votes -
Add multiple ways to sort emails.
I originally wanted to ask that we be able to sort our Inbox by tag/label. I did see that idea, but also saw requests to sort by star/no star and sender. So I wanted to combine these into a single improvement - to be able to sort the inbox by any column. Being able to do this, helps improve productivity. I would like to be able to see the emails I consider most important to follow up at the top, for example. It can also be valuable to see all the emails from a particular sender or under a specific label grouped together.
I originally wanted to ask that we be able to sort our Inbox by tag/label. I did see that idea, but also saw requests to sort by star/no star and sender. So I wanted to combine these into a single improvement - to be able to sort the inbox by any column. Being able to do this, helps improve productivity. I would like to be able to see the emails I consider most important to follow up at the top, for example. It can also be valuable to see all the emails from a particular sender or under a specific…
90 votes -
Provide a Way to Disable HTML in Emails
Html is very present in emails from CRM software but is rarely ever present in emails sent from friends and relatives. It is unnecessary, wastes space, and presents some vulnerabilities and tracking potential. Scammers can use html to obfuscate urls for phishing attacks, and companies can use images to track opens. Can Proton add a way to either strip html from emails before it reaches my inbox, or disable the rendering of the html once it is in my inbox, or both? Or at least disable the rendering of links specifically, so that they can no longer be obfuscated? Outlook has a way to do this, and it works great, but I'd like to be able to check emails in my browser as well, without having html render there.
Html is very present in emails from CRM software but is rarely ever present in emails sent from friends and relatives. It is unnecessary, wastes space, and presents some vulnerabilities and tracking potential. Scammers can use html to obfuscate urls for phishing attacks, and companies can use images to track opens. Can Proton add a way to either strip html from emails before it reaches my inbox, or disable the rendering of the html once it is in my inbox, or both? Or at least disable the rendering of links specifically, so that they can no longer be obfuscated? Outlook…
7 votes
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