Offline calendar
I don't really mind whether its a bridge to an existing app - Apple Mail, Lightning - or adedicated proton app but I need a calendar that I can use (rather than just view) offline. That means adding and editing events. This seems to me a pretty basic function, without it Proton Calendar is not much use to me. I am offline a lot of the time.
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Joachim VH
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I agree with this
I also refer to another suggestion that integrates this suggestion:
https://protonmail.uservoice.com/forums/945460-general-ideas/suggestions/36650287-all-in-one-proton-desktop-app -
[Deleted User]
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This should be available on all platforms (starting with Android and iOS since they already have apps). Sync back once the network returns.
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Nazareno Redi commented
This is one of the missing features that prevents me to go to paid plan
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Mark Brown
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Adding my voice here too. Sometimes the network is down and I need to access a boarding pass in my emails.
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Joel
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It's not necessarily an offline calendar that I need, but integration with offline applications. I'd love for Proton Calendar to be able to sync with Gnome Calendar so that I get proper integration into my desktop environment, native notifications for events, etc.
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Maja
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I agree. I love proton, and I like the proton set up, but proton calendar only via web and no option to make it work when offline is a problem. Currently for me I can't even 'view' when I'm offline.
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[Deleted User]
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+3. This situation has already caught me off guard multiple times where I suddenly needed access to an important email and the poor network really screwed me over.
Please review this request again!
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Philip
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I agree. Right now, I need to augment ProtonMail with MS Outlook just to get some basic offline functionality on my devices.
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Roman Lukš commented
Is offline mode on the roadmap? Or at least caching already opened emails? Thanks
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Padriac
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Yes this is key for me as well
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V
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It is May 2022 and still no offline mode for IOS? Protonmail privacy is of no use to me when i cannot access my own emails offline. I gave it a try, paid subscription and patiently waited for years. Time (and a patience) is running out though. Offline access should not be a special feature in a year 2022 but a standard part of service and it is a dealbreaker for me.
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Casper
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Seconded! I work in a country with erratic internet connectivity and need to be able to make entries on the calendar whenever I agree the appointment, without waiting minutes (or potentially hours) watching an unresponsive screen. Also when offline.
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PJ
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Seconded! Surprised there's not more upvotes for this
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Matthew
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I often find it necessary to update my calendar in areas with poor or no connectivity. Since Proton Calendar requires an internet connection to edit events, I have to record the event details in a text file or a paper notebook, then remember to put the data into Proton Calendar when I have connectivity again. It would be very helpful if Proton Calendar would let me add/edit events without an internet connection, then automatically sync those changes when a connection become available.
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C O
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Very good idea....I thought about the same issue...
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Anonymous
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Yeah, I wish to have this feature too. To update/add event even when offline. It will be nice, because there are sometimes need to work with the calendar without network.
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Anonymous
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I would like to be able to enter/save new events without having an active data or wi-fi connection. I have a very small data allowance, and I'm not always near wi-fi when I need to create a new item in Proton Calendar
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Cay37
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I'm not online all the time, it'd be helpful if I could add events to my calendar when I'm offline, then the calendar could update itself when I did return online.
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Fer
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I would like to create an event, even without having internet connection.
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Maxim
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In the context of the ProtonCalendar app, this feature proposal is important for any user, no matter one is radiation-aware.
My use case: I am somewhere with friends where no network is available (eg restaurant in old building with big walls which make 4g not available). We are setting up our next meeting.
Current behaviour = "error creating event".
Workaround = make a note somewhere else and do the entry yourself next time I can find some network, but this is very likely to lead to an omission at some point in time.Expected behaviour would be: the event is created locally, with automatic sync next time the app finds some network.