Proton Mail & Calendar
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Support iCalendar RFC 5545 Recurrence Properties
Currently, Calendar imports do not support "Events based on recurrence rules that are not supported by Proton Calendar". The current Calendar UI supports a very limited set of recurrence rules meaning imports are also limited. This significantly impacts the ability to create and/or import calendar events that use somewhat common recurrence rules not currently supported by Proton. In UserVoice, there are a number of suggestions to support various combinations of additional recurrence rules. My recommendation is to "consolidate" these into this (???) recommendation for supporting all recurrence rules defined in the iCalendar specification (RFC 5545) (see https://icalendar.org/iCalendar-RFC-5545/3-8-5-recurrence-component-properties.html).
This recommendation…
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Browser choice when opening email links
In the desktop Proton Mail application, when you click a link, a dialog shows the full URL and requests confirmation to open the link. This is a great feature!
Enhancement: Instead of just opening the link in the default browser, allow me to configure additional browsers. Offer a choice of what browser to open with the link.
Allow me to add browser configurations by choosing the application/executable or optionally entering a command line. For example, I could configure
firefox --private-windowas an option and multiplefirefox --profileoptions.This feature would allow me to open the link in the browser/profile…
9 votes -
Remove Max Delay Limit for Scheduled Emails
The schedule send function is currently limited to a maximum of 90 days later. I understand the use cases for sending an email futher into the future is incredibly niche but I don't see any reason why there has to be an artificial limit to this.
I would like to send an email to myself at least a year into the future.
Can we just remove the cap like Gmail does?
9 votes -
Alphabetic sorting of all Mail folders
Provide ALPHABETIC sorting of all mail folders.
8 votes -
Datatype of dates in proton calendar
I tried to import a calendar from a different place to proton and got the error message that I cannot import dates beyond 2037. It may sound strange, but I have three long term things in my calendar.
I feel like introducing a 32bit bug in a relatively new product is quite the bad idea and consider this as a bug rather than a inconvenience. What do you think?
3 votes -
Mail inbox could use space more effective
The current mail UI is using a lot of space, but not very efficient. As a lot of my mail contacts don’t use avatars, switching this feature off should also disable avatars with a character and a color.
Using a label uses 1 line, instead of adding it to the “from” line. Attachments also use one line. A mail with a sender, subject, (first line of mail), label and attachments takes 4 (or 5) lines!!
A compact view would be great2 votes -
Mail and event reminder on Linux
On the Linux client, mail and calendar reminders are issued via the integrated notification system. At least that's how it is with Linux Mint. Unfortunately, this is pretty bad and confusing. It would be nice if the Linux client displayed its own windows for announcing an email or notifying an event (including a snooze and dismiss button).
4 votes -
Dragging e-mail to label also archives
When dragging an e-mail from the inbox to a specific label, it 'moves' the e-mail to this label.
It would be great if the e-mail is also directly archived, so it disappears from the inbox.6 votes -
move messages from Trash to inbox
There are times, albeit rarely, that I accidentally move a message to the trash. I found out today that I cannot move a message from the Trash to the inbox. It would be nice if that were possible. I'm human, I make mistakes.
6 votes -
Support for ISO 8601 date formats (YYYY-MM-DD)
- have an option to display dates in a sane, superior, internationally standardized format...
- allow users to enter dates like "2024-05-08" when creating an event, instead of having to type "May 08, 2024" which is an annoying hindrance.
- bonus points if you let me paste "2024-05-08T14:45" and it update the time field too.
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Please add all functionality in the main mail app to mobile (snooze, etc)
The descrepancy in functionality berween PM instances has become problematic for anyone who rotates through thwm daily due to workflow. As a side note, being able to access my paid account on the windows app but not my free account is ridiculous.
2 votes -
Highlight 'today' in monthly calendar view
When viewing monthly calendar view (especially in dark mode) the current day (today) has only a single line highlight around the day number, this is hard to locate. Drawing a distinctive (e.g. bright yellow or orange) highlight around the whole day box or changing the background color to something contrasting would help.
All dark mode background highlights need to be 'turned up' in brightness as they are hard to see or interfere with readability. You can make these things options next to the Dark / Light / System selection to vary contrast or highlight intensity.
Thanks, loving Proton!
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Create a PIN-code for the application in Windows!
Be sure to create a PIN-code for the application in Windows! Otherwise, what's the point of all your privacy? If anyone can walk into a computer's workstation when a user is gone and gain full access to their email proton !
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Group notifications from same e-mail thread
On Android, whenever there is a new e-mail received from the same e-mail thread the Proton Mail app displays a new notification. If you receive 10 mails on a same e-mail thread before checking the app, you'll have 10 notifications, which seems too busy.
There should be some grouping of these, either showing only the last one, or a single notification that shows there are 10 new messages in that thread.
2 votes -
Extended notifications
Even if it may be a privacy issue, there's should be an option to enable extended notifications: notification should display a summary or the initial text in email body, to be able to dismiss or delete email without opening the app. This is especially useful with wearable device.
3 votes -
Keyboard shortcut (⌘ + ,) to view All Settings in Proton Mail desktop app.
There should be a keyboard shortcut that mimics the system's default (⌘ + , for Mac) to open the All Settings page in the Proton Mail desktop app.
4 votes -
Scribe assistant for mobile
I had an idea that Proton Mail could bring ProtonScribe into the iOS app as well. Ideally, it could even run natively on the newest Apple devices to take advantage of their performance. For users with relatively new and powerful hardware, there could be an option to enable this feature locally, so the assistant runs on-device rather than relying only on cloud processing. At the same time, older or less powerful devices could continue using Proton’s secure servers, just like the Windows app does, ensuring accessibility for everyone.
6 votes -
Calendar Week view improvement
The existing Week view in Calendar is too busy and cluttered.
This is in both Desktop and Android Mobile.
An additional Week view layout that shows just 7 days, without the full list of times displayed would be a better user experience.
The Android calendar app "aCalendar" by Tapir Apps has a much nicer layout for the Week view.
See below for example screenshots (fifth screenshot is the Week view):
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.withouthat.acalendar3 votes -
Make importing .VCF files easier to find
Make importing .VCF files easier to find. I can never remember how to do this, and it's not in Settings. That happens when my contacts icon is hidden, and I rack my brain to try to remember how I did it last time. It takes too many clicks. Can you make this easier/faster to do in the UI, perhaps? What about drag 'n drop, or adding it to the left frame in email, as Contacts are closely associated with email. (This is the Microsoft Outlook way of doing it.) Thank you!
6 votes -
Newsletter unsubscribe with Alias
Now unsubscribe a Newsletter will expose the Proton-Address also when an Alias is in use.
It would the nice to unsubscribe with the e-mail address which received the newsletter.8 votes
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