Proton Mail & Calendar
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Inbox should be a standard label by itself.
Inbox should be a standard label by itself. In example when sending a new message then the message disappears in the sent folder. When there's no reply on my message then I might forget about the message. Therefore I always move the newly sent massage to my inbox (in Gmail). By doing so I can follow up my message more easily.
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Labeled messages with folder should still go to inbox unless chosen to archive
Labeled messages with folder should still go to inbox unless chosen to archive. Labeling messages and designating a folder does not mean to skip the inbox. Only if chosen to archive it should skip the inbox. In Gmail I have +300 folders and labels even more. It's easy to open a message and then to select the label. All messages with this label will show up. In Protonmail I need to go through +300 folders to find the unread messages that have been classified while unread due to skipping the inbox.
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ICalendar support!
Please implement ICalendar support so users can one way sync their calendar to other calendar services of feeds. When a user can do this he/she ALSO has access to the platform support options of other calendar services
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Support local language for holiday calendar
The holiday calendar should have the option to display the events in the local language. The English translation is often a bit weird and it is therefore hard to grasp at a glance the purpose and reason for the holiday.
Furthermore, It should be possible to decouple this option from the UI language. As someone who speaks multiple languages, it is always a vastly better experience to use English for the user interface. Compared to other languages, English is more searchable, consistent across applications, and has more thought and care put into it.
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Confusing icons in Proton Mail on web
When I open an email, I see two toolbars. For example, the icon for deleting an email is in both the top toolbar and the toolbar next to the email. But the icon for archiving is only in the top toolbar. Similarly, the icon for snoozing an email is in the top toolbar, but it's missing from the bottom toolbar. And there are many icons that appear in both toolbars. I don't understand why this is the case. If there is a purpose to it, I really don't understand it, and I'm sure I'm not the only one. It would…
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delete previous recurring events
it is great that we are able to delete "current & future" or "all" events.
As many would have transferred their old calendars to PC there will be many " old events" included.
It woulld be nice, not essential, to have an extra choice "Delete Previous Events".
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Change owner of the calendar
I changed my 'primary' email address. Which also means that it gets changed for my Calendar.
BUT; all the calendars are still linked (shown) to be part of one of my other email address.Request: I want it to be possible to change the email address to which my Calendar is linked.
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Proton Calendar mobile app Alarm support
In short: Proton Calendar mobile app support for alarms in addition to just notifications or email.
If you have vibrate profile on, there is no sound with notifications from the calendar app.
Now alarms (from the clock app for example) will always use sound, even if you have "only vibrate" on.
I am used to setting events in advance and creating multiple alarms so I am not late for or miss anything important. It is not practical to use the clock app for that. Samsung (and I think Google) calendar support this.3 votes -
Increase maximum amount of default event settings notifications
The current max is 5. It should be higher, like 8-10
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Make Proton Mail PEC/REM compatible
Following PEC, the Posta elettronica certificata in Italy and Switzerland, Europe will introduce the REM (Registered Electronic E-mail) . It would be nice if Proton could offer a extra service reinforcing its position as "secure" email.
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Integrate What3Words into signature file
what3words is increasingly used to identify a very specific location, and is ideal for identifying an address.
I'd like to see Proton acknowledge its popularity and recognise its benefit by including it in the links feature to signature files.
Currently we can create a link to a website and email address. Why not a what3words address too?
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Change default view of proton calendar
make it so the weekly view can show the day starting at say 7 am instead of defaulting to 12 am. this would make it easier to see what your days are like quickly instead of having to scroll down past the hours when you are sleeping.
4 votes -
Wayland Support
Wayland is more secure and most modern linux destops use Wayland to replace the old and insecure X11. please include Wayland support in your desktop applications for Linux
33 votes -
Calendar default notification customisation
Within settings for new Calendar Events, allow the default notification medium (email / notification etc.) be set and duration.
15 votes -
Make the blue compose button for the Proton Mail PWA app less bright in the dark theme
Currently, using the app in the dark is quite comfortable, except for that button with the color
#0076FF, which is blinding, leaving an imprint on the retina.3 votes -
Different inbox for each custom email address/alias
For each custom email address/alias, a specific inbox. Or at the very least, the ability to sort emails by which email alias/address they came from.
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I would love to see a dedicated calendar app for iPad with integrated to-do list and reminders list, and year-at-a-glance page
I would love to see a dedicated calendar app for iPad with integrated to-do list and reminders list, and year-at-a-glance page
20 votes -
After select two or more Emails, forwarded them as enclosed files in one email
Select two or more Emails from different folders, and then using the forward function to send them as an attachment in one Email to a specific sender.
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remove decryption password from encrypted email
Hi guys, doesn't make much sense to send an encrypted email to a recipient while writing in clear text the password in the body of the email itself. An encrypted email should be intended to be read by the recipient only and because, contrarily to PGP, there's no way to authenticate the recipient digitally, whoever has access to the recipient mailbox, including the provider itself, can decrypt the email. I believe that the code should be transmitted through other channels by the sender to the recipient. If this sounds too complicated (it shouldn't) there should be at least an option…
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Get rid of "Proton Mail needs your permission to enable desktop notifications" banner.
I know this, and if I wanted proton to have permission, I would give it. Why does Proton feel the need to put this in a banner on a paid service? Does proton think it's users are dumb? It is just unnecessary and feels cheap. Also, let's say I enable notifications on my home PC, what if I'm just signing in from a different computer at a friends, work, or school? You gunna prompt me this garbage whenever I sign in? Really annoying.
3 votes
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