Proton Mail & Calendar
- or
No existing idea results
- ~ No ideas found ~
1925 results found
-
The "Always move sender's email" option is not available when choosing an existing folder.
The "Always move sender's email" option is not available when choosing an existing folder, within "Move to". Could be bug, otherwise feature-request.
3 votes -
Group Alias or Shared Account
Current Limitation: Currently, Proton Mail does not allow a single custom email address (alias) to be assigned to multiple user accounts within a Family or Duo plan. When an administrator creates an alias (e.g., info@myfamily.com or support@mybusiness.com), it can only be assigned to one specific user.
This forces users into inefficient workarounds:
Manual Forwarding: One person owns the alias and must set up filters to forward mail to others. This breaks the "shared inbox" experience, as replies come from the individual's address, not the group address, and there is no central view of the conversation history.
No Collaboration: Multiple team members cannot log in to the same mailbox to manage tickets, customer inquiries, or family correspondence simultaneously.
The Request: I am requesting the addition of a Native Group Alias or Shared Inbox feature for Proton Family and Proton for Business plans.Desired Functionality:
Multi-User Assignment: Allow an administrator to create an alias (e.g., team@domain.com) and assign it to multiple user accounts simultaneously.
Shared Inbox View: When any assigned user logs in, they should see emails sent to this alias in a dedicated folder or shared view, alongside their personal mail.
Unified Sending: Allow any assigned user to "Send As" the group alias, ensuring replies come from the group address (e.g., team@domain.com) rather than the individual's personal address.
Conversation Sync: Ensure that if User A replies to a thread, User B sees that reply in the shared view, maintaining a single conversation history.
Why This Matters: This is a critical feature for:Small Businesses: Teams need to manage support@, sales@, or info@ addresses without relying on a single "owner" account.
Families: Families managing a shared household email (e.g., vacation@, school@) need all members to see and respond to messages without forwarding chains.
Competitiveness: Competitors like Google Workspace and Microsoft 365 offer "Shared Mailboxes" and "Distribution Groups" as standard features. The lack of this capability is a significant barrier for small businesses considering migrating to Proton.
Conclusion: While the current workaround of manual forwarding exists, it is clunky and lacks the collaborative features necessary for professional or shared household use. Adding native support for group aliases would significantly enhance Proton's utility for teams and families.Thank you for considering this request.
Current Limitation: Currently, Proton Mail does not allow a single custom email address (alias) to be assigned to multiple user accounts within a Family or Duo plan. When an administrator creates an alias (e.g., info@myfamily.com or support@mybusiness.com), it can only be assigned to one specific user.
This forces users into inefficient workarounds:
Manual Forwarding: One person owns the alias and must set up filters to forward mail to others. This breaks the "shared inbox" experience, as replies come from the individual's address, not the group address, and there is no central view of the conversation history.
No Collaboration: Multiple…6 votes -
Calendar - Allow attachments to a calendar entry
The ability to add attachments to a calendar entry is necessary for both business and personal use.
26 votes -
Simplify the scope of Calendar
Proton’s standard calendar covers 24 hours a day. I don’t work at night.
I am therefore looking for a way to adjust the layout of my calendars, by modifying the time schedule, for example from 07:00 to 20:00 (instead of 00:00 to 24:00).
This allows you to browse more efficiently in this time slot, while keeping the display of 1, 3 days or the week (so without using the agenda version).
Is there a setting that allows this?24 votes -
increase 3 to 5 in maximum folder hierarchy
Short and concise, I want you to be able to make more subfolders so you can sort better, that is, more than "maximum 3 in the folder hierarchy. My suggestion is 5.
7 votes -
Integrate Lumo with Calendar for productivity
Can Lumo be allowed (with permission obviously) to be able to access Calendar?
So that it can say summarise my day? Or be given a list of tasks and events and allow Lumo to suggest changes to my schedule for productivity?
6 votes -
Allow Comments on Emails
Comments on Emails are a huge time saver.
Labels are good for general actions llike 'Do' 'Await response', 'Read' 'Decide'
Comments are good when you have numerous emails from one sender all with same header.
If one of those emails needs to be found later there are a lot to sift through.
One email with a unique comment saves a lot of time.Eg 'Decision re meeting time' or 'Pay bill by 9Feb26'4 votes -
Calendar Reminders/Tasks with Checkboxes
Adding a task checkbox to an individual calendar item that can be viewed in day/week/month views and activated in agenda would greatly help to manage and track task-based items like financial dates each month, similar to how Apple reminders works with repeating tasks, only incorporated into the calendar.
415 votes -
CRITICAL: HIDE PARTICIPATES OPTION
Would be easy to change, where the ^ to show participates has an option to hide it. Please make this change ASAP
PROTON PRIDES THEMSELVES ON PRIVACY, THIS IS A HUGE OVERSIGHT
49 votes -
Paid XLS to VCF Converter vs Free tools - what is worth it?
I often need to convert large Excel (XLS/XLSX) contact lists to VCF (vCard) files for use on multiple devices. I have come across both paid XLS to VCF converters and free online tools. I am confused about which option is really worth it. Are paid converters significantly better in terms of features, speed, and reliability? Or are free tools sufficient for most situations? I need something reliable for offline use, with batch processing and no risk of data loss.
3 votes -
Standalone app for Proton Calendar on macOS
It would be nice to have a standalone app for Proton Calendar on macOS, similar to Apple's Calendar. It would also be good to have a widget similar to Apple's Calendar widget where you can get a glance of the month you are in. With this way you don't have to open the app. I currently use the Apple's Calendar but if I had a standalone app for Proton Calendar on macOS, I would have used it.
7 votes -
Add a yearly view
Bummer when you have to add an event that occurs five years from now
54 votes -
Content Search for Mobile App
Content Search for Mobile App
368 votes -
This is minor, but not greying the past events!
I sometimes need to quantify the amount of time spent on a specific activity and visually it would make it easier. As it is, not only is it not aesthetically pleasing but it's also ever so slightly less clear.
Maybe have the past event colour slightly dulled down, or perhaps have an option to grey it entirely?8 votes -
caldav
Please enable adding external CalDAV calendars in addition to ics.
76 votes -
Sieve body extension not supported
I am trying to use a Sieve filter to move emails to a folder based on the content of the email body. For example, I want a filter that moves emails containing the phrase "Thank you for submitting a bug report to Vivaldi" into my Archive folder.
Currently, when I add this to my Sieve script:
require ["fileinto", "imap4flags", "body"];
if body :text :contains "Thank you for submitting a bug report to Vivaldi" {
fileinto "Archive";
addflag "\Seen";
}I receive the error: unexpected identifier: body
This indicates that the body extension is not supported in ProtonMail Sieve, although it is defined in RFC 5228 / RFC 5238
as an optional Sieve extension.Expected behavior:
ProtonMail should support the body extension so that users can filter emails based on the content of the message body.
Alternatively, a note in the documentation stating that body is not supported would help.
Impact:
Currently, filtering based on message content is impossible, limiting the ability to automate inbox management.
Users have to rely on Subject, From, To, or flags only.
Also built-in wizard has no body selection.
I am trying to use a Sieve filter to move emails to a folder based on the content of the email body. For example, I want a filter that moves emails containing the phrase "Thank you for submitting a bug report to Vivaldi" into my Archive folder.
Currently, when I add this to my Sieve script:
require ["fileinto", "imap4flags", "body"];
if body :text :contains "Thank you for submitting a bug report to Vivaldi" {
fileinto "Archive";
addflag "\Seen";
}I receive the error: unexpected identifier: body
This indicates that the body extension is not supported in ProtonMail Sieve, although it…
10 votes -
Increase attachment size
The 25M limit on attachments, I get from a server load perspective, but it sucks as a user. Every time I grab a video clip these days the codecs create enormous files and even when you trim them the frame rates and resolution are always too high to create something under 25M. That cap should really be raised because I can't use proton whenever I need to get something like to someone else.
5 votes -
Android App parity with web app - Especially for Email formatting (Bold, Colours, Underline etc)
I use the Android app for emails on both my Android phone and tablet. But I can't even put text in bold or use basic email formatting functionality. I have to log into the web browser to do that.
I also can't view emails or calendar horizontally. And have to log into the apps vertically too.
These are basic UI and functionality issues that need to be resolved before further enhancements.
Email templates would be ideal too.
28 votes -
Better UX for iPadOS Proton Mail app (split‑view layout)
Proton Mail’s iPadOS app should adopt an adaptive split‑view layout that takes advantage of the device’s wider screen: a fixed‑width left column for folders and the message list, a flexible central pane that previews the selected email, and an optional right pane for contextual content such as thread history or attachment previews. This layout mirrors the familiar two‑column designs of Apple Mail and Outlook, reduces vertical scrolling.
By implementing responsive spacing, larger typography, and split‑view states, the app will feel more native on iPad (currently it just feels like using a big iPhone app on the iPad screen, improve workflow efficiency, and align Proton’s UI with modern productivity standards.
This is not hard to achieve, just need split view with existing UI components.
Proton Mail’s iPadOS app should adopt an adaptive split‑view layout that takes advantage of the device’s wider screen: a fixed‑width left column for folders and the message list, a flexible central pane that previews the selected email, and an optional right pane for contextual content such as thread history or attachment previews. This layout mirrors the familiar two‑column designs of Apple Mail and Outlook, reduces vertical scrolling.
By implementing responsive spacing, larger typography, and split‑view states, the app will feel more native on iPad (currently it just feels like using a big iPhone app on the iPad screen, improve workflow…
20 votes -
Shared booking pages between users in an org
We need an ability for people to book meetings with multiple of our team-mates at once, rather than just one at a time. This requires taking into account both calendars/schedules and available times. This is crucial for being able to migrate away from Calendly + GSuite.
5 votes
- Don't see your idea?