Proton Mail & Calendar
2225 results found
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Let fairemail client app configure your mail
It would be nice if you could just get it together with them as a email client application that just inherited the proton mail client so I could use all my emails on one application while I still keep the proton Mail app as well. Just wanted to let that expression out and don't expect you guys to listen but it's worth a shot.
4 votes -
Text formatting for Android App (Bullets, Bold/Underline/Italics, etc)
ProtonMail on Android desperately NEEDS text formatting.
It's actually unbelievable this isn't already a feature for a paid service. I don't know of any other prominent email provider that doesn't have formatting as a feature. This is a very basic feature for an email service, I hate that I have to draft emails in a separate app and then paste them into Proton. It's also frustrating knowing that the web browser version and Proton Drive documents apps have formatting, but the email app does not.
Very disappointed in this and the lack of any communication from Proton showing they are…
10 votes -
Search within move to
I use Proton Mail version 1.13.3 on my Mac, and it is easy to move emails into folders using the search function (Filter folders).
This feature is not available on the mobile app for iPhone and iPad; you have to scroll through the folders to get there.4 votes -
prise de RDV Proton Calendar
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J'aimerais que Proton Calendar avance sérieusement sur plusieurs points :
1/ que l'on puisse choisir la période de planification car aujourd'hui lorsqu'on crée une page de réservation, il n'y a pas de date butoir, uniquement un préavis. Je souhaite une date butoire et un délais. C'est à dire qu'un client ne puisse pas réserver au delà de telle date ou de X jours. Aujourd'hui il y a juste "Combien de temps à l'avance peut-on réserver ? Ajouter une période de préavis" il faut rajouter "Jusqu'à quand un client peut-il réserver? Ajouter une date…2 votes -
Self Destruct improvement - set number of days
The problem:
Since there is no mass self destruct option, it has to be done one by one, and setting a date and time value for each mail can be a hassle.A possible solution:
An option to set self destruct by number of days (possibly hours) would be a huge but easy improvement.If the UI remembered the last used day (or hour) value, it would be even better.
2 votes -
Automatically prompt to file sent emails
Automatically prompt to file sent emails. It would be very useful to be able to file sent emails as they are sent. An option to prompt sent emails as they go would help keep important emails received and sent in the same place.
2 votes -
Enable contact group membership even without an e-mail
Groups are useful as sets of contacts even though they may not have [yet] an e-mail address. Currently it is not possible to add a contact to a group if they don't have an address, so I use fake e-mail addresses for those, but this is not very consistent...
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Email List Archive
Users select authorized email subscription lists and assign a retention policy to them (quantity or age). Only messages that meet the requirements, for that email list identification (sender, directly addressed, subject, size, and combination thereof), are maintained in the mailbox and the rest are automatically deleted. This helps reduce clutter and consumption. ideally it is run on the server side on receipt but it could be a client side rule or even folders with rules or a combination of the client side rule and a folder retention policy..
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Bridge: Don’t Terminate Connection When Quitting App
When using CMD+Q with the macOS Proton Bridge app this also terminates the connection. In my opinion the connection should stay alive (sometimes you accidentally close the app window with CMD+Q instead of CMD+W) or at least it should warn you with a message.
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Clicking the unread email count does not filter the message list
The Windows Mail app displays the number of unread emails, but clicking this number does nothing. Users must manually enable the unread filter, which is less convenient.
Steps to reproduce:
-Open a mailbox that contains unread emails.
-Click the displayed unread email count.Expected behavior:
The message list is filtered to show only unread emails.Actual behavior:
Nothing happens when the unread email count is clicked.4 votes -
Create a mail client for Proton and other emails
I have a few email addresses in use for different purposes and contexts, some of them are more than a decade old, and I don’t think I can close them up completely.
For example, I have an email on a server of an NGO I am working for, alongside my personal gmail used for Google services and an old personal yahoo, and a couple addresses associated with some apps that I’ve authored.
I’d like to use some of them alongside Proton email addresses. Since I can’t add proton to Mail.app, I need another mail client where I can have my…3 votes -
Mail Linux App (.deb/.rpm) thru apt/dnf just as VPN or flatpak, for auto-updates
Mail and Pass desktop clients for Linux already exist in .deb & .rpm. Could you please add this to the repo you already have for the VPN client (https://repo.protonvpn.com/) or make an official Flatpak release so that the update process can happen automatically?
This would be a nice improvement and reduce the friction with us Linux users6 votes -
Always On "Unread" Filter
Hello,
I have rules set up to move incoming emails to different folders.
The ‘unread’ filter on iOS used to stay active in your version 6 (I think).
I’d switch from the inbox to other folders and the ‘unread’ emails would still be there.Since version 7, I have to manually reactivate the filter every time I switch between folders or return to the inbox.
The user experience is rather poor.Would it be possible to restore the ‘unread’ filter so that it remains active when switching between folders?
Thank you in advance for considering this.
3 votes -
Useless for a desktop user - Can't be used offline
What a letdown when you discover that your desktop app is nothing more than a copy of your website. That you can't make it so that you can check your existing emails and calendar offline is so bad that I can't find words. Then you really should have clear information that your app is only a copy of your website and cannot be used offline.
3 votes -
Email Templates!
Sometimes I send dozens of emails that have the same text, only the recipient's name at the beginning changes. In thse cases, with good old Thunderbird I just create a template, open it, write the recipient's address, and send it. Swift and clean.
Proton doesn't have email templates. I'm lucky because I know of Thunderbird, but if I were just slightly less tech savvy that would be some stress you give me, Proton!
Note: Mailchimp and the like just don't feel privacy-oriented since they decided to block an account I used because the email was determine that it was encouraging…
9 votes -
Using a different signature for desktop and mobile
When sending emails from a phone, typos happen and brevity becomes a way of avoiding stress. From Thunderbird, I use these two limitations to give a dash of friendliness to my short emails, and add a line that say something like "This email was sent from a mobile device, sorry for brevity and tpyoes", with that final typo made on purpose.
But I can't do this because the signature is shared between desktop app and mobile phone.
I understand that this feature would take 2 months of programming, but hey, if enough people have the same idea maybe we can…
3 votes -
My default desktop calendar view is MONTH. When I create a calendar entry the calendar switches to DAY view. When I have completed my entry
My default desktop calendar view is MONTH.
When I create a calendar entry the calendar switches to DAY view.
When I have completed my entry I have to manually re- select MONTH view from the top menu. Can you please make the calendar view return to whatever the default view is?2 votes -
Monospaced font
Having Open Dyslexic as the only monospaced font is pretty much useless. Can’t read it.
2 votes -
Calendar view is not optimal
The best option for a clear calendar view is missing. The ideal view would be a 3-week view—with the first week always in the first row. Only then do you get a good (3-week) monthly overview: the days are larger, wider, and easier to read, and there’s more text in the header. Anyone who wants to switch to the daily or weekly view can still do so as before. Google Calendar lets you set it up that way, and in EPIM, I suggested it and it was implemented with even more options. It’s not enough to simply have everything (like…
2 votes -
One simple feature request
A "Pin to Top" capability for emails would a great feature. It would be similar to the Star feature, except any email pinned to the top would stay at the top of the list no matter how the inbox is sorted. That way it doesn't scroll off the bottom of the screen.
8 votes
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