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duplicare gli appuntamenti sulla app calendar per android
Consentire di duplicare gli appuntamenti anche sull'applicazione calendar android
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Emergency Export via Mail app
A feature to mass export or forward currently decrypted emails from within the Proton Mail app would be extremely valuable—especially in scenarios where a user anticipates losing access to their encryption keys.
There are real situations where a user is still logged into their account (and emails are actively decrypted in-session), but they no longer have access to the correct passphrase required to decrypt their stored data after a reset. Once the account is reset, those emails become permanently inaccessible.
Providing an option—particularly for paid users—to bulk export or forward all currently decrypted emails before initiating an account reset would act as a critical safeguard against irreversible data loss.
This would not weaken encryption, as the data is already decrypted within the active session. Instead, it would give users a final opportunity to preserve their data while they still have legitimate access.
Even a limited-time “pre-reset export” flow or warning prompt with export tools could significantly improve user trust and reduce catastrophic data loss scenarios.
A feature to mass export or forward currently decrypted emails from within the Proton Mail app would be extremely valuable—especially in scenarios where a user anticipates losing access to their encryption keys.
There are real situations where a user is still logged into their account (and emails are actively decrypted in-session), but they no longer have access to the correct passphrase required to decrypt their stored data after a reset. Once the account is reset, those emails become permanently inaccessible.
Providing an option—particularly for paid users—to bulk export or forward all currently decrypted emails before initiating an account reset would…
2 votes -
Support iCalendar RFC 5545 Recurrence Properties
Currently, Calendar imports do not support "Events based on recurrence rules that are not supported by Proton Calendar". The current Calendar UI supports a very limited set of recurrence rules meaning imports are also limited. This significantly impacts the ability to create and/or import calendar events that use somewhat common recurrence rules not currently supported by Proton. In UserVoice, there are a number of suggestions to support various combinations of additional recurrence rules. My recommendation is to "consolidate" these into this (???) recommendation for supporting all recurrence rules defined in the iCalendar specification (RFC 5545) (see https://icalendar.org/iCalendar-RFC-5545/3-8-5-recurrence-component-properties.html).
This recommendation could be implemented in a phased approach where imports could be implemented first to provide the desired capabilities until the UI implementations for adding/editing events can be accomplished. For this to work, I know the Calendar display would need to be modified to display these imported recurrence rules. To minimize that effort, a human-friendly text representation could easily be generated from the recurrence rule for display in the calendar. (NOTE: See an implementation example in https://www.npmjs.com/package/rrule for the 'toText()' method.)
For the benefit of other users/voters, the recurrence properties specified in an iCalendar (RFC 5545) event include:
* Recurrence Rule (RRULE) - The recurrence rule is used in computing the recurrence set. The current set of Proton supported recurrence rules are included in RRULE. (See the RRULE Tool at https://icalendar.org/rrule-tool.html for the RRULE possibilities).
* Recurrence Date-Times (RDATE) - a list of specific date/date-times to include in the recurrence set.
* Exception Date-Times (EXDATE) - a list of specific date/date-times to exclude from the recurrence set.
Even the implementation of these recurrence properties could be implemented in a phased approach starting with the RRULE.Currently, Calendar imports do not support "Events based on recurrence rules that are not supported by Proton Calendar". The current Calendar UI supports a very limited set of recurrence rules meaning imports are also limited. This significantly impacts the ability to create and/or import calendar events that use somewhat common recurrence rules not currently supported by Proton. In UserVoice, there are a number of suggestions to support various combinations of additional recurrence rules. My recommendation is to "consolidate" these into this (???) recommendation for supporting all recurrence rules defined in the iCalendar specification (RFC 5545) (see https://icalendar.org/iCalendar-RFC-5545/3-8-5-recurrence-component-properties.html).
This recommendation…
2 votes -
Browser choice when opening email links
In the desktop Proton Mail application, when you click a link, a dialog shows the full URL and requests confirmation to open the link. This is a great feature!
Enhancement: Instead of just opening the link in the default browser, allow me to configure additional browsers. Offer a choice of what browser to open with the link.
Allow me to add browser configurations by choosing the application/executable or optionally entering a command line. For example, I could configure
firefox --private-windowas an option and multiplefirefox --profileoptions.This feature would allow me to open the link in the browser/profile that I think is best suited for the link. For example, work vs personal.
Thanks for your consideration and excellent work!
In the desktop Proton Mail application, when you click a link, a dialog shows the full URL and requests confirmation to open the link. This is a great feature!
Enhancement: Instead of just opening the link in the default browser, allow me to configure additional browsers. Offer a choice of what browser to open with the link.
Allow me to add browser configurations by choosing the application/executable or optionally entering a command line. For example, I could configure
firefox --private-windowas an option and multiplefirefox --profileoptions.This feature would allow me to open the link in the browser/profile…
9 votes -
Add attachments to events
It would be very helpful/useful/convenient if file attachments could be added to calendar events... this would minimize having to search through drive to bring up a document that is related to an event.
224 votes -
améliorer l'accessibilité de l'application Mail (selection des email dans la liste de conversation) - rajouter un role button dans le html
les emails dans la liste sont difficilement accessible pour des personnes utilisant des outils de navigations (screen reader, etc).
On peut facilement y remedier en ajoutant un role button au niveau de l'élément html qui possède la classeitem-container2 votes -
When opening a mail item, that has multiples of the same email, open the newest one by default
Currently when you open an email, it doesn't open the newest one, but one of the other ones instead.
7 votes -
Add an option for dimming folders without unread messages
Currently all folders in the sidebar have bright titles. I would suggest an option to enable dimming of folders, views, and labels with no unread messages to make these stand out. Compared Thunderbird that uses colour and bold font to highlight unread messages. Categories (More, Folders, Labels) could assume the same highlight and unread count on the right when collapsed.
3 votes -
Datatype of dates in proton calendar
I tried to import a calendar from a different place to proton and got the error message that I cannot import dates beyond 2037. It may sound strange, but I have three long term things in my calendar.
I feel like introducing a 32bit bug in a relatively new product is quite the bad idea and consider this as a bug rather than a inconvenience. What do you think?
3 votes -
Mail and event reminder on Linux
On the Linux client, mail and calendar reminders are issued via the integrated notification system. At least that's how it is with Linux Mint. Unfortunately, this is pretty bad and confusing. It would be nice if the Linux client displayed its own windows for announcing an email or notifying an event (including a snooze and dismiss button).
4 votes -
More granular push notification control
Push notifications for Proton Mail on IOS are all-or-nothing: I can receive a push notification for every single email and new login both, or I can turn them all off.
I get too many emails to keep push notifications on for the Proton Mail app. Disabling them means that Proton no longer has any way to notify me that there's been a new login to my account. This is a security flaw.
Ideally, notifications would be quite flexible (allowing notifications to be set for specific labels or folders or other rules), but at the very least I should be able to set the different types of events I would like notifications for.
Push notifications for Proton Mail on IOS are all-or-nothing: I can receive a push notification for every single email and new login both, or I can turn them all off.
I get too many emails to keep push notifications on for the Proton Mail app. Disabling them means that Proton no longer has any way to notify me that there's been a new login to my account. This is a security flaw.
Ideally, notifications would be quite flexible (allowing notifications to be set for specific labels or folders or other rules), but at the very least I should be able…
6 votes -
Dragging e-mail to label also archives
When dragging an e-mail from the inbox to a specific label, it 'moves' the e-mail to this label.
It would be great if the e-mail is also directly archived, so it disappears from the inbox.6 votes -
Mehrere Erinnerungen pro Termin
Es sollte mehrere Erinnerung für einen Termin einstellbar sein.
2 votes -
Vorschläge aus der Vergangenheit beim erstellen von Terminen
Beim erstellen von Terminen sollen beim eintippen des Termin-Namens passende Einträge aus der Vergangenheit vorgeschlagen werden.
2 votes -
List/Schedule of all events view
Please add a view where all upcoming events are visible in the list. The same view has google calendar for many years.
Here is example how it looks like:
Date Day Duration Event
April 18 Friday All day Good Friday
April 21 Monday All day Easter Monday
May 1 Thursday All day Labor Day / May Day
May 8 Thursday All day Victory in Europe Day
May 11 Sunday All day Mother's Day
June 1 Sunday All day Children's Day
June 15 Sunday All day Father's Day
July 5 Saturday All day Day of Saints Cyril and Methodius
July 6 Sunday All day Jan Hus Day
September 28 Sunday All day St. Wenceslas Day
October 28 Tuesday All day Independent Czechoslovak State Day
November 17 Monday All day Struggle for Freedom and Democracy Day
...Please add a view where all upcoming events are visible in the list. The same view has google calendar for many years.
Here is example how it looks like:
Date Day Duration Event
April 18 Friday All day Good Friday
April 21 Monday All day Easter Monday
May 1 Thursday All day Labor Day / May Day
May 8 Thursday All day Victory in Europe Day
May 11 Sunday All day Mother's Day
June 1 Sunday All day Children's Day
June 15 Sunday All day Father's Day
July 5 Saturday All day Day of Saints Cyril and Methodius
July 6…20 votes -
Add Event Duration to Widget
The existing widget provides an overview of the current day’s events, but ignores event duration. A widget that displays the day exactly like in the actual calendar (with different event lengths and gaps) is missing. In that regard, you would even be ahead of Google.
5 votes -
Daily event summaries
Summary:
Receive a daily summary for all time-specific and all-day events (also if no events are scheduled)Description:
Some calendar applications allow you to configure a "daily event summary" notification (preferably via email). Such summaries contain an overview of all scheduled events (all-day and specific-time events) and is sent early in the morning. For example, Google Calendar provides "Daily Agenda", described as: "Receive an email with your agenda every day at 5 a.m. in your current time zone").Ideal implementation (to me):
- Create an account-wide setting to configure daily summaries:
* Globally enable/disable daily calendar/event summaries
* If enabled, allow configuring the time at which to send the summary
* If enabled, allow configuring the notification method (email/notification)
* [extra] If enabled, allow more configuration, for example:
> Send summaries X days in advance instead of the day before
> Send weekly summaries instead of daily
- Create per-calendar settings to include/exclude that calendar from summaries
- For summaries sent via email: send a nicely formatted vertical timeline for an intuitive overview
- [extra] Allow individual events to be excluded from the summariesWhy default notification settings are insufficient:
Proton Calendar currently lets you set default notifications for each calendar. However, these options are not sufficient to create proper event summaries:
1. Only all-day events allow you to set the time at which to send an email notification (time-specific events will just be sent a day before)
2. If there are no events on a day, no summary will be sent (ideally, I'd like to receive an email that says: "you have no events scheduled")
3. Default notifications are just "event reminder", not a summary; notifications aren't send as an intuitive timeline or other logical "summary" formatSummary:
Receive a daily summary for all time-specific and all-day events (also if no events are scheduled)Description:
Some calendar applications allow you to configure a "daily event summary" notification (preferably via email). Such summaries contain an overview of all scheduled events (all-day and specific-time events) and is sent early in the morning. For example, Google Calendar provides "Daily Agenda", described as: "Receive an email with your agenda every day at 5 a.m. in your current time zone").Ideal implementation (to me):
- Create an account-wide setting to configure daily summaries:
* Globally enable/disable daily calendar/event summaries
* If enabled,…8 votes -
Reader
I read lots of articles in ProtonMail. Would be great to have Reader feature like I use in Firefox. I use sepia background, bold non-serif font, adjust width and line distance.
2 votes -
Open file or folder after saving attachment
I am using the Proton Mail Desktop app.
The first thing i want to do after saving a mail attachment is to open that file or folder.
My feature request is to show an option to open the saved attachment from the stored location or open the folder to e.g. extract the zip file.
At the moment, i first need to navigate to the folder i want to store the attachment. Then i need to open Windows File Explorer to navigate again to that folder.
Other software does have exactly that option e.g. MS Edge web browser. There i can open the after download or open the folder.
This feature would save me a lot of frustrating folder navigation.
Thanks a lot.
I am using the Proton Mail Desktop app.
The first thing i want to do after saving a mail attachment is to open that file or folder.
My feature request is to show an option to open the saved attachment from the stored location or open the folder to e.g. extract the zip file.
At the moment, i first need to navigate to the folder i want to store the attachment. Then i need to open Windows File Explorer to navigate again to that folder.
Other software does have exactly that option e.g. MS Edge web browser. There i can…
2 votes -
Proton Doc integration
My family likes to plan travels in a Proton doc. Would be great if I could directly show and edit a (part of a) calendar inside a Proton Doc!
13 votes
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