Proton Mail & Calendar
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LibreJS compliance
It would be great if Proton Mail was usable without JavaScript or using JavaScript that is compliant with LibreJS. It's not currently recommended by the FSF because of this. https://www.fsf.org/resources/webmail-systems
Here's a guide on how to attain compliance with it: https://www.gnu.org/software/librejs/free-your-javascript.html
2 votes
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Add proper contact sync for iOS and android
Similar issue posted earlier but closed prematurely by Proton:
We need to be able to sync proton contacts with phone contacts on Android and iOS. I am unable to completely migrate from Gmail without this.
229 votes -
Profile picture for ProtonMail users
I know it's currently a bit difficult for an email server to show profile pictures on other email services, but if it's only available to proton users it would be very good, and it would be more business-friendly, without seeming like a strange service
743 votes -
Appointment Location
Please make the location in the calendar more functional and allow it to open in your chosen map/navigation app, like Magic Earth, which doesn't track you or require an account.
780 votes -
Stand alone contacts
I would like to have Proton Contacts as my default on our Android phones. I need to open Google contacts to make a call unless I port all my Proton contacts to Google. I'm don't wish to give Google my entire contacts list.
1,427 votes -
Show alias as sender, or at least next to it
When replying to an email sent to alias, the "from" field is populated with the main email, not with the alias.
As per my tests, the alias is ultimately used as sender, but this should also be shown on the user interface when sending the email. It's confusing and error prone otherwise.
If not directly in "from", show it somewhere next to it.
253 votes -
Connect birthday and anniversary events to contacts
Like they do in iCloud calendar. Trying to leave their universe.
1,139 votes -
Create "tasks"
I'm transfering all my mails, calendars ...from Outlook or Google to PROTON. Only one thing is missing : "Th tasks" :
Create the tool please and it will be perfect.
Thanks793 votes -
More shortened email options
I was offered shortened @pm.me email option.
I have to refuse it.
First reason is, it does not look trustworthy.
Given that I was offered it only after paying for it by default, means only limited amount of people were ever exposed to it, so it does have limited to none brand recognition. If I were to use it, many people would by default think I am trying to scam them. Same goes for "pm" part as well as ".me" part, it sounds cute, until you try to get into shoes of the receiver that is trying to decide if what he is getting is a scam and .me does not sound legitimate. One of my business friends mentioned to me that she had to make herself @gmail.com acc simply because if she doesn't contact some of her clients with gmail.com, they will assume it is a scam and will not reply to her offers. Now shorten already low recognition brand of @protonmail.com into @pm.me and congratulations, people will even more likely ignore you or flag you as a scam. To have to pay for the opportunity to be ignored is just strange.Second reason is, how you spell that.
So what I do right now when I am communicating my email looks like this:
- ...@protonmail.com (people just know how to write .com and mail)
- what, protonmail.com? How do you spell that?
- I know, not well known, they are about privacy, proton, like in atom, mail, protonmail, together, dot, com.
- protonmail.com?
- Yes, that is correct.
Now how my new conversation would look like:
- ...@pm.me
- Mmm, pi em dot me e or p m dot m e?
- p m dot m e.
- dot m e.
- Yes.
- Ok.
While before it was "you are not well known", it would turn into "how do you spell that?". Ok for me, I just know, not so great for other people. And what you spell means nothing. It could be at least pmail, like gmail or proton.com (I would prefer that), because that would make sense and everyone would just get it, pm is just why google never went @gm.com route, it sounds like a dm (direct message) joke. Even funnier one would be @p.me, now try to say that out loud.So, I would prefer if I get to shorten email, original one is quite long, probably why there is no @googlemail.com, but it should sound more legitimate and end on one of the: .com, .org or country ending (in my case .si, Germany would have .de, Poland .pl and so on), because those endings sound more legit and people already know how to write them, they are well known. It would ease in-person communication and lower the possibility to be flagged as a scam.
I was offered shortened @pm.me email option.
I have to refuse it.
First reason is, it does not look trustworthy.
Given that I was offered it only after paying for it by default, means only limited amount of people were ever exposed to it, so it does have limited to none brand recognition. If I were to use it, many people would by default think I am trying to scam them. Same goes for "pm" part as well as ".me" part, it sounds cute, until you try to get into shoes of the receiver that is trying to decide if…742 votes -
Notes, To-do lists, Task's
Notes, Task, to-do list, is essential in any calendar.
Mandatory in Proton Business.
This is the only way to make Proton Calendar a real alternative to Outlook.
They can and must improve.
Much appreciated.1,921 votes -
more colors for labels
Hi. I don't know if anyone has suggested this yet, but it would be a good idea to have more label colors.
529 votes -
Booking calendar —> free time before and after a bookable appointment
Booking calendar —> additional setting in the booking page configuration —> free time before and after a bookable appointment (break between meetings) … would be very nice and practical.
107 votes -
AI features like writing assistant should be opt-in, not opt-out
I don't use AI and I turn it off or hide it when possible. I switched to Proton in part to avoid how much other providers try to stuff it into everything. And yet I have to randomly find a "writing assistant" in my mail settings - and switched on by default, no prompt to opt-in or agree to whatever new terms and conditions this should require.
93 votes -
Allow Full Date and Time in Inbox
Please allow the full date and time to be displayed in the Inbox date column instead of "Today", "Yesterday", etc.
225 votes -
one-click add to calendar instead of .ics file import
Right now, Proton Calendar only supports importing .ics files or subscribing to external calendars. Other providers (e.g. Google Calendar, Outlook) allow a simple “Add to Calendar” deep link that lets users add an event to their calendar with one click.
It would be very useful if Proton Calendar supported a similar feature. For example, when an organisation sends me an event invitation, they could share a Proton-specific link that opens Proton Calendar directly and pre-fills the event details.
This would make it much easier to add events without having to manually download and import .ics files.
329 votes -
PIN & Biometric Protection for ALL Apps
It would be really great to be able to enable a PIN and biometric login protection for ALL proton apps. Specifically, the MacOS Proton Mail app should be able to be guarded with a PIN/Touch ID, the Lumo IOS app should have a PIN/FaceID, etc... All of these apps give direct access not only to sensitive information (emails, chats, etc.), but also to your Proton account settings.
263 votes -
Email Alias management in Mail (not in pass)
The email alias is a great idea, but I hate that I have to switch over to proton pass to manage them, because I don't use proton pass I use bitwarden and am happy with it.
Please integrate it into the email where it makes much more sense, and allows us who don't use proton pass to still use it with ease.
If I send to an email, it should replace my main email with the alias. Otherwise it just leaks my email anyways.
Better integration into mail is needed. I need full control of the aliases in mail like you do in pass. Pass is not for everyone, and email features should be in the mail app.
The email alias is a great idea, but I hate that I have to switch over to proton pass to manage them, because I don't use proton pass I use bitwarden and am happy with it.
Please integrate it into the email where it makes much more sense, and allows us who don't use proton pass to still use it with ease.
If I send to an email, it should replace my main email with the alias. Otherwise it just leaks my email anyways.
Better integration into mail is needed. I need full control of the aliases in mail like…
483 votes -
Add support for adding calendar invites (.ics) to Proton Calendar via Proton Mail iOS
Currently, the Proton Mail iOS app does not let users add events from .ics calendar invitations to their Proton Calendar. On the web and Mac/desktop clients, opening an email with an .ics invite (including "METHOD:PUBLISH" invites that don't require a response) displays an "Add to Proton Calendar" button and allows the event to be imported directly. In the iOS Mail app, the .ics attachment is shown only as a file and there is no way to open it or import it into Proton Calendar.
Please add support in the Proton Mail iOS app to recognize .ics invitations (both meeting requests and PUBLISH reminders) and provide an "Add to Proton Calendar" button. This feature is essential for users who rely on Proton Calendar on iPhone/iPad and aligns iOS functionality with the existing functionality in web and desktop apps.
Currently, the Proton Mail iOS app does not let users add events from .ics calendar invitations to their Proton Calendar. On the web and Mac/desktop clients, opening an email with an .ics invite (including "METHOD:PUBLISH" invites that don't require a response) displays an "Add to Proton Calendar" button and allows the event to be imported directly. In the iOS Mail app, the .ics attachment is shown only as a file and there is no way to open it or import it into Proton Calendar.
Please add support in the Proton Mail iOS app to recognize .ics invitations (both meeting requests…
144 votes -
Make it obvious that you actually REPLY with your hide-my-email
can confirm after reading the replies here (https://protonmail.uservoice.com/forums/284483-proton-mail-calendar/suggestions/48146006-reply-to-emails-sent-with-hide-my-email-alias), that this actually is really working!
Choosing which email from your proton acc is REALLY misleading, hence I never dared to "test" this when doing an reply to a hide-my-email, so can only upvote the misleading visual that it seems that you send from your official proton email address. Even after sending a reply, it visually indicates that you sent it from your proton.me
The suggestion would be either display in FROM: the actual hide-my-email-address or if that is too complicated a "using your alias" would be also fine.
That would clear this up big time (as I up till now used the proton pass functionality to reply with the contact alias manually)
can confirm after reading the replies here (https://protonmail.uservoice.com/forums/284483-proton-mail-calendar/suggestions/48146006-reply-to-emails-sent-with-hide-my-email-alias), that this actually is really working!
Choosing which email from your proton acc is REALLY misleading, hence I never dared to "test" this when doing an reply to a hide-my-email, so can only upvote the misleading visual that it seems that you send from your official proton email address. Even after sending a reply, it visually indicates that you sent it from your proton.me
The suggestion would be either display in FROM: the actual hide-my-email-address or if that is too complicated a "using your alias" would be also fine.
That…
104 votes -
Add a search option in Calendar
Add a search option in Calendar (across all device platforms) to make it easier to find specific events. That would make life very pleasant.
1,313 votes -
Could we please have more variety in the colors for folders and calendars? Like yellow(s), real red(s), etc.?
Could we please have more variety in the colors for folders and calendars? Like yellow(s), real red(s), etc.? Everything seems just blah with all blues, browns, greens and one orange and copper. Thank you for your consideration. Have a great day!
266 votes
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