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1. Can you make Folder Filter Quantity & Modification possible?

   While your automatic setup of folder filters is very nice, I now get "too many filters" if I try to add any. Also, there seems to be no place to find and eliminate filters that are no longer needed. In Thunderbird, though I have to set up filters, I can see which are present, where they are directed, and can modify or remove them. And so far, I've never hit a 'limit'. Some kind of similar arrangement would be nice. Side note: because of 'too many filters' I now have to 'move' email manually every time, so the filtering function is no longer used, much to my chagrin.

   While your automatic setup of folder filters is very nice, I now get "too many filters" if I try to add any. Also, there seems to be no place to find and eliminate filters that are no longer needed. In Thunderbird, though I have to set up filters, I can see which are present, where they are directed, and can modify or remove them. And so far, I've never hit a 'limit'. Some kind of similar arrangement would be nice. Side note: because of 'too many filters' I now have to 'move' email manually every time, so the filtering function… more

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2. keep data on PC or android locally for better, quicker search function

   keep data LOCALLY on PC or Android for better, quicker search function. Search is massively important, especially with years of calendar items.

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3. Remove secret-service requirement from Proton Mail Bridge (Linux)

   Proton Mail Bridge for Linux's requirement for a secret-service adds complexity to the installation process. Even using the pass utility as suggested, GPG also needs to be installed and a GPG key generated to initialize the password store. Removing the secret service requirement would simplify the installation, reduce the 'weight' of the installation (number of steps and installed packages), and simplify what needs to be backed up. Storing the vault key is also a security hazard as it makes the data (credentials, email messages, etc.) recoverable for anyone with the home directory or a backup of the directory.

   Using a KDF (e.g. Argon2, PBKDF2, etc.) would simplify and improve security, since the key is never in the server's persistent storage. There may be other cryptographic constructs with similar or additional properties.

   • Use the IMAP/SMTP password as input to the KDF.
   • The derived key(s) are used to encrypt messages and other private data directly, or used to wrap a data encryption key (that, in turn, encrypts the messages).
   • With this change, a sync would only occur after the first IMAP or SMTP connection is established from the mail app, but most clients should either stay connected or connect relatively often. Syncs with the Proton servers could continue as long as the service is running. Or for even greater security, stop (and wipe the password/keys from memory) when the client disconnects.

   Proton Mail Bridge for Linux's requirement for a secret-service adds complexity to the installation process. Even using the pass utility as suggested, GPG also needs to be installed and a GPG key generated to initialize the password store. Removing the secret service requirement would simplify the installation, reduce the 'weight' of the installation (number of steps and installed packages), and simplify what needs to be backed up. Storing the vault key is also a security hazard as it makes the data (credentials, email messages, etc.) recoverable for anyone with the home directory or a backup of the directory.

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4. Simplify Proton Mail Bridge configuration

   I have a growing list of self-hosted services, and am moving toward unattended installation and reinstallation. Proton Mail Bridge creates a challenge as it wants to be configured using an interactive CLI. Using the 'expect' utility doesn't work well because of the way log messages are presented. Providing the inputs via stdin is fragile for items such as imap-security (not idempotent) and autoupdate (confirmation prompt only when changing). I'd like to see a better way to set this up.

   • Either use a plain-text file for general Bridge configuration, or commands that are idempotent and don't require confirmation (e.g. 'set imap-security ssl')
   • Instead of logging in to the Bridge and generating imap/smtp passwords there, allow creating/generating this password in Proton account settings. (This would solve the TOTP problem, and also allow the password to be stable in case the Bridge needs to be reinstalled.)

   I have a growing list of self-hosted services, and am moving toward unattended installation and reinstallation. Proton Mail Bridge creates a challenge as it wants to be configured using an interactive CLI. Using the 'expect' utility doesn't work well because of the way log messages are presented. Providing the inputs via stdin is fragile for items such as imap-security (not idempotent) and autoupdate (confirmation prompt only when changing). I'd like to see a better way to set this up.

   • Either use a plain-text file for general Bridge configuration, or commands that are idempotent and don't require confirmation (e.g. 'set imap-security… more
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5. Booking Page allow multiple dates choice

   To find a Date for a group of people it would be nice to be able to allow multiple selections of daten and an option to set a most choosen option as final date.

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6. Eliminate duplicate incoming emails

   I often get 2,3,4 duplicate emails. I would be great to be able to filter them out automatically.

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7. Push notifications in Desktop Browsers via service workers & WebPush API.

   When using Telegram Web in Firefox, I noticed that I received Push notifications without the site open. Upon search, found that, it registered a service worker and used Mozilla Push API service to fetch notifications.

   Source : https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/push-notifications-firefox

   Similar is possible with FCM in Chromium.

   Please use these workers to push notifications in Desktop browsers. Can be handy when not using Desktop clients and saves memory where the user doesn't need to have the tab open always.

   P.S. It should not expose any metadata such as Email address or Subject line. Only that new email received.

   If you are exposing it, the implementation should be E2E encrypted so that both email address and subject line is not exposed to the push service by using Web Push Encryption (RFC 8291) scheme correctly.

   When using Telegram Web in Firefox, I noticed that I received Push notifications without the site open. Upon search, found that, it registered a service worker and used Mozilla Push API service to fetch notifications.

   Source : https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/push-notifications-firefox

   Similar is possible with FCM in Chromium.

   Please use these workers to push notifications in Desktop browsers. Can be handy when not using Desktop clients and saves memory where the user doesn't need to have the tab open always.

   P.S. It should not expose any metadata such as Email address or Subject line. Only that new email received.

   If you are exposing… more

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8. Setting: Automatic Outgoing Email Expiration Time

   I would like the option to set a default expiration time for all outgoing emails.

   While it's already possible to manually set an expiration date on individual messages, it's easy to forget to do so before sending. A global setting would allow users to automatically apply an expiration period (for example, one year) to every email they send.

   Users who enable this feature could still adjust or disable the expiration time on a per-email basis when needed. This would provide a convenient privacy-focused default while maintaining flexibility for exceptions.

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9. Support for custom Return-Path / Envelope-From in Proton SMTP

   Currently, Proton SMTP requires the Return-Path (envelope sender) to match the authenticated sending address. This makes it impossible to use dedicated bounce addresses such as bounce@domain.com, which are required by many business applications, including Odoo, CRM systems, ticketing platforms, and newsletter tools.

   Please add support for a custom Return-Path / envelope sender while still enforcing that the domain belongs to a verified Proton Mail domain. This would enable proper bounce processing, DMARC-compliant email workflows, and integration with common business software without requiring external SMTP relay services.

   This feature would significantly improve Proton Mail's suitability as a business email platform.

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10. I would like to be able to highlight text in an email and select "Search in Browser" or "Translate with ***" (in my case DeepL

    I will often see a reference that I want to follow up on or research. I'd like to be able to highlight it and then right click to use my default browser to search online. Similarly, if I get an email with foreign text, I'd like a Translate function.

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11. Improve keyboard navigation in Mail Desktop Application

    Improve keyboard navigation in Mail Desktop Application

    Current behavior:

    When using the Proton Mail desktop application in split view, selecting an email displays the message preview in the reading pane.

    As a keyboard-oriented user, I expect pressing the Down Arrow key to move directly to the next email in the message list while keeping the preview pane synchronized with the selected message.

    Instead, the focus appears to move into the preview pane. Pressing the Down Arrow key scrolls the content of the currently opened email rather than selecting the next email. This creates a confusing and inefficient workflow.

    Expected behavior:

    When the message list is active, pressing Up and Down Arrow should immediately move between emails and update the preview pane accordingly.

    Optional keyboard shortcuts could be provided to explicitly switch focus between:
    • Message list
    • Reading pane
    • Folder list

    Why this matters:

    For users processing large volumes of email, keyboard navigation is critical for productivity. The current behavior requires unnecessary focus changes and extra keystrokes, making Proton Mail significantly slower to use than Outlook, Apple Mail, Thunderbird, and other mature email clients.

    This issue affects daily usability and is one of the main reasons I find it difficult to use Proton Mail as my primary email application despite otherwise appreciating the product.

    I am a long time Proton customer and Visionary subscriber who has supported Proton for many years, including through its early growth period.

    Despite strongly supporting Proton’s mission, privacy model, and product ecosystem, this particular usability issue has a surprisingly large impact on daily workflow efficiency.

    The current keyboard navigation behavior makes email triage noticeably slower than in Outlook, Apple Mail, and other mature mail clients. For users processing large volumes of email every day, this is not a minor inconvenience but a core workflow problem.

    Fixing this would significantly improve the desktop experience and make Proton Mail a more viable primary email platform for power users and long term professional customers.

    Improve keyboard navigation in Mail Desktop Application

    Current behavior:

    When using the Proton Mail desktop application in split view, selecting an email displays the message preview in the reading pane.

    As a keyboard-oriented user, I expect pressing the Down Arrow key to move directly to the next email in the message list while keeping the preview pane synchronized with the selected message.

    Instead, the focus appears to move into the preview pane. Pressing the Down Arrow key scrolls the content of the currently opened email rather than selecting the next email. This creates a confusing and inefficient workflow.

    Expected behavior:

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12. Proton - give some indication that you are viewing these (mainly excellent) suggestions

    Having trawled through the first 12 pages here, there is no indication that I can find that Proton are even aware of people's suggestions and frustrations with Proton's products.

    On the whole, the ideas listed are valid but I feel like I'm shouting into the abyss with no response from Proton.

    Also, many people are suggesting the same idea; my reason for coming here is the ridiculous showing of your main Proton email address when replying to an alias. It may not actually expose your main email but as a UX seeing your main email in the From box when replying to an alias is simply bad design.

    1. Proton - go through all of these suggestions and group them into similar concerns to avoid repetition. Then email each user who has taken the time to tell you how to improve your product and explain what you have done, giving them the option to remain grouped eg under 'Show the actual email alias in the 'From' box' if that's what your AI has decided the idea is about, or to stay out of the group if they feel your AI has misunderstood the issue.

    2. For each group of similar suggestions (and suggestions that are unique) have a status box with the following types of response:

    (a) Thank you for your suggestion. This feature already exists - it was implemented 23-6-2025, here's a link to the 'How to' page.

    (b) Thank you for this suggestion. It is a good suggestion and we have requested it from the development team. They have replied and the provisional date for its implementation is 1-8-2026.

    (c) Thank you for your suggestion but we will not be doing this because it would compromise privacy/is legally impossible/doesn't make sense - please clarify/doesn't align with our company ethos because.../etc.

    If you were to do this it would make subscribers feel that they are listened to, it would clear out a lot of ideas that may be misunderstandings of the way the software should work or simply issues that have been addressed already. This would then give Proton a much clearer idea of what its users want from the Proton ecosystem.

    Finally, I only became aware if this site after searching on the alias email issue. Perhaps you could send every subscriber an email after subscribing, making them aware of this site and putting it in a positive way, eg 'Thank you for subscribing, your money means we can continue to offer free Proton products to those who need privacy and security. Did you know you can let us know how we can improve our software suite? Go to protonmail.uservoice.com (or whatever the main web address is) and add to the conversation! You can vote for things already suggested, and add suggestions of your own'.

    Having trawled through the first 12 pages here, there is no indication that I can find that Proton are even aware of people's suggestions and frustrations with Proton's products.

    On the whole, the ideas listed are valid but I feel like I'm shouting into the abyss with no response from Proton.

    Also, many people are suggesting the same idea; my reason for coming here is the ridiculous showing of your main Proton email address when replying to an alias. It may not actually expose your main email but as a UX seeing your main email in the From box when… more

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13. Temporary Disable a SMTP token & the ability to monitor usage

    The only way to disable a SMTP is to delete it.

    It would be nice to have a method of temporarily disabling a token to stop its use for sending mails OR any mails received from a specific token user can be temporarily redirected into a black hole like /dev/null.

    What is the need.
    An application or a server that is setup to mailout with a token could go rogue and spew out a lot mails. Configuring postfix with a token on a linux box gives users freedom to do want they want with the built-in mailers like sendmail and mailx. I've seen a production system rendered useless because of mail services going rogue.

    When a token user goes rogue you haven't a clue where the mails are coming from. There is nothing in the mail client to monitor the actions of token users, its only for devices that use the account passwords. There is nothing in the innards of .eml file that indicates a source of the problem. The only forensics you have are the contents of the mail message and there may be no clues in them. It would be nice to have some monitoring.

    If you are unsure what token is spewing out all the mails you have to delete tokens until it ceases. All deleted tokens require all the apps to be reconfigured with new tokens. Not a good idea in a commercial environment.

    The only way to disable a SMTP is to delete it.

    It would be nice to have a method of temporarily disabling a token to stop its use for sending mails OR any mails received from a specific token user can be temporarily redirected into a black hole like /dev/null.

    What is the need.
    An application or a server that is setup to mailout with a token could go rogue and spew out a lot mails. Configuring postfix with a token on a linux box gives users freedom to do want they want with the built-in mailers like sendmail and… more

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14. E-Mail polling instead of Google push services (Android)

    Proton is motivated to replace Google products with privacy respecting solutions, however the Android app uses Google's FCM. While this is the easiest and most efficient way to receive push notifications, there should be a replacement (UnifiedPush or a own service, as requested in other ideas).
    Until this is considered, another solution could be polling every 15/30 minutes (Thunderbird works like this). If the downsides like delayed notifications and slightly increased battery use are communicated to the user, this would be a good improvement for devices without Google Play Services.

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15. Don't copy highlighted words from searched emails

    When I search my inbox and copy an email from the searched results, whatever keywords I searched on are highlighted- and the highlighting carries over when I copy/paste that email. Please fix this error!

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16. Updating Calender notification

    For example an event on the next day is supposed to send a notification on the day before. If you do not swipe it away (at least on android). It will still say "tomorrow" on the day of the event. I would be nice if it changed to today

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17. Proton Calendar - Allow users to have custom colours (=> using HEX or OKLCH or CMYK)

    Same request by many other users, but I am still adding this post ... to show to Proton that WE, the users (paying or not), have enough of the poor selection of 20 more or less ugly colours Proton, and WE DEMAND to have what so many have been asking FOR YEARS now: customisation of the colours for our events/tasks;

    It should not even be difficult from a coding point of view, using HEX or OKLCH or CMYK - in case you see HEX as a security issue - would allow to sync the changes over the different apps.

    Can we have this upgraded feature before December 2026?

    Same request by many other users, but I am still adding this post ... to show to Proton that WE, the users (paying or not), have enough of the poor selection of 20 more or less ugly colours Proton, and WE DEMAND to have what so many have been asking FOR YEARS now: customisation of the colours for our events/tasks;

    It should not even be difficult from a coding point of view, using HEX or OKLCH or CMYK - in case you see HEX as a security issue - would allow to sync the changes over the different apps.

    Can… more

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18. Publish Calendar code and builds

    The calendar Android app source code is not being kept updated on Github (last commit 8 months ago, while many app releases happened in that time), and there are no builds published either. Considering Google's September 2026 nonconsensual update to how Android apps are installed will push many more people away from Google, resolving these issues is paramount. Alternate install options like F-droid and Obtainium are needed for Calendar.

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19. Option to disable email notifications when editing events with guests

    Currently, editing any detail of an event with guests (even minor typos or description tweaks) forces an email update to all attendees. This creates unnecessary noise and inbox clutter.

    Request: Add a checkbox in the edit dialog: "Send update to guests" (default: checked).

    • If unchecked, save changes silently without emailing attendees.
    • Essential for correcting typos or adding minor notes without spamming guests.

    Why: Other calendar tools allow this granularity. Proton Calendar needs a way to distinguish between major changes (requiring notification) and minor edits.

    Thank you,
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20. Waytime

    Waytime - Please… add to the Time - Waytime like Apple or others do.

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