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1. Support for the new PCT (Pacific Time) Timezone in use in British Columbia, Canada - UTC-7 - Also Manitoba and NWT

   BC Government Information: https://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/governments/celebrating-british-columbia/daylight-saving-time

   British Columbia observed Daylight Savings Time every year until it was ended in 2026. Quoting the article above:

   "The transition to one year-round time zone began on March 8, 2026, when clocks moved ahead by one hour. This was the final time change in British Columbia. People and businesses need to prepare for November 1, 2026, when clocks would usually be turned back, but now will remain the same. At that point, the transition to Pacific time, the name of B.C.’s new time zone, will be complete. PCT is the accompanying abbreviation. PCT replaces the former seasonal abbreviations PST (Pacific standard time) and PDT (Pacific daylight time).
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   Pacific time/PCT operates at seven hours behind co-ordinated universal time (UTC-7), matching the current offset used during daylight saving time."

   This update was applied to the IANA Timezone Database in release 2026b: https://www.iana.org/time-zones/releases/2026b

   Proton, especially Proton Calendar, shows the timezones as "GMT-8 America/Vancouver", but this offset is no longer accurate.

   This suggestion is to update Proton to match the new Canadian timezones

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   As I was researching this post, I noted that Manitoba had also moved to permanent UTC-5
   https://www.gov.mb.ca/timechange/index.html
   https://www.iana.org/time-zones/releases/2026e

   Also Northwest Territories:
   https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/north/nwt-ends-daylight-saving-9.7170964
   https://www.iana.org/time-zones/releases/2026d

   BC Government Information: https://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/governments/celebrating-british-columbia/daylight-saving-time

   British Columbia observed Daylight Savings Time every year until it was ended in 2026. Quoting the article above:

   "The transition to one year-round time zone began on March 8, 2026, when clocks moved ahead by one hour. This was the final time change in British Columbia. People and businesses need to prepare for November 1, 2026, when clocks would usually be turned back, but now will remain the same. At that point, the transition to Pacific time, the name of B.C.’s new time zone, will be complete. PCT is the accompanying abbreviation. PCT replaces the former… more

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2. A more dynamic view for Calendar!

   Have been a paid subscriber for the better part of a decade. Begging for years now that the calendar view be more dynamic (both in hopes the view can begin in the present week rather than the top of the month). And that the view can be customizable (2 weeks, 3 weeks, 4 weeks). This seems like such an incredibly easy request to fulfill and other calendars have it. Is there any hope of realizing this any time soon?? Thank you

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3. Booking Pages - Add event to multiple calendars

   I love that the Booking Pages can "Check additional calendars for availability". I have set up a page to let people book time with one other staff person and me.

   However, the booked event only appears on my calendar.

   Can we add a toggle or selector to have the booked event appear and block time on multiple calendars?

   It would be ideal if the option to check multiple calendars for availability was distinct from the option to add multiple calendars to the booked event. In this use case, we might have an organization-wide calendar showing all sales calls, and I would want to add the booked event there, but not limit the availability based on that calendar.

   I love that the Booking Pages can "Check additional calendars for availability". I have set up a page to let people book time with one other staff person and me.

   However, the booked event only appears on my calendar.

   Can we add a toggle or selector to have the booked event appear and block time on multiple calendars?

   It would be ideal if the option to check multiple calendars for availability was distinct from the option to add multiple calendars to the booked event. In this use case, we might have an organization-wide calendar showing all sales calls, and I… more

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4. AES 256 FOR THE TLS CONNECTION

   It was common for the Protonmail account to make use of a TLS 3.0 connection encrypted with AES256 in GCM. Now I find usually that AES256 has been replaced by AES128. Isn't AES256 safer than AES128 ? I think Protonmail should go back to provide an AES256 TLS connection to users.

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5. Kacheln statt Spalten im Calendar und mehr ...

   First of all: Until now, I have been using the Android app "aCalendar+".
   Since Proton Calendar cannot be synchronized with aCalendar+ (which is understandable for privacy reasons), I have to make a choice between using a non-Proton calendar or switching entirely to Proton Calendar.

   1. Use of screen space
      The columns in Proton Calendar take up an enormous amount of space for time slots that contain no entries. As a result, there is less room for appointment details to be displayed directly and visibly.
      This is handled much better by the tile-based layout in aCalendar+. Even in the weekly view, I can see more information at a glance than in Proton Calendar's three-day view.

   2. Participants and email invitations
      I have "participants" whom I would like to add to appointments without necessarily sending them an invitation. However, I cannot find an option to disable email invitations.
      Since these participants are often elderly people, they are frequently unfamiliar with calendar attachments (.ics files) and would simply be confused by them.
      As things stand, this means I cannot enter their names as participants at all. Instead, I have to manually re-enter their names in the appointment title every single time. This makes the title unnecessarily long and further aggravates the lack of available space described in point 1.
      I would like to be able to decide on a case-by-case basis whether an email invitation should be sent to a participant or not. Sometimes it makes sense, sometimes it doesn't.

   3. Automatic location suggestions for participants
      In aCalendar+, when I add a participant, I am also offered a location associated with that person. Since I make a lot of home visits, I can simply confirm the suggested destination.
      In Proton Calendar, however, I am not even offered a location when I am planning to visit that participant, even if I send them an email invitation.
      This means I have to enter EVERY DESTINATION manually. This takes time and is prone to errors.

   4. Transferring destinations directly to navigation software
      Once a location has been entered in aCalendar+, I can transfer it directly to my navigation app. This is ideal for the journeys I make.
      In Proton Calendar, I cannot transfer the location directly to my navigation app. I have to copy and paste it using the clipboard instead.
      However, because Proton Calendar automatically sends email invitations, I often cannot even use this workaround, as the elderly participants would once again be confused by the .ics attachment (see point 2).
      Consequently, I am currently forced to enter every destination manually into my navigation app as well.
      This involves a cumbersome back-and-forth between different apps, which takes time and creates additional opportunities for errors.

   5. Visibility of appointment notes
      Even in the one-day view, Proton Calendar does not display the notes attached to an appointment, or even indicate whether a note is available.
      This means I have to open each appointment individually just to check whether any notes have been added.

   6. No possibility of a partial switch
      Since I cannot synchronize Proton Calendar with aCalendar+ (which I understand), I have no choice but to commit to Proton Calendar either COMPLETELY or NOT AT ALL.
      There is no viable middle ground.

   Conclusion
   Taken together, all of these issues result in additional work and an increased risk of errors.
   These problems urgently need to be addressed if Proton Calendar is to become a genuine alternative for my everyday use.

   I would very much welcome improvements in these areas.

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   [Deutsch
   Vorweg: bisher habe ich in Android die App "aCalendar+-" benutzt. Da der Proton-Calendar sich nicht synchronisieren lässt (nachvollziehbar wegen Datenschutz), muss ich mich entscheiden zwischen Nicht-Proton-Calendar oder Proton-Calendar.
   1. Die Spalten im Proton-C. verbrauchen extrem viel Platz für die Zeiten ohne Eintrag. Damit fehlt Platz für Termin-Informationen, die direkt sichtbar angezeigt werden. Das ist durch die Kachel-Darstellung in "aCalendar+" viel besser gelöst. Selbst in der Wochenansicht kann ich dort mehr ablesen als in der Drei-Tagesansicht von Proton-C.
   2. Ich habe "Teilnehmer", die ich aber nicht verpflichtend einladen will. Einen "Aussschalter" für die Email-Einladung finde ich aber nicht. Da es Senioren sind, können diese oft mit dem Kalender-Anhang .ics nichts anfangen und wären nur verwirrt. Also kann ich derzeit dort nichts eintragen, was für mich bedeutet: alles wieder per Hand immer wieder neu im Titel eintragen - was den wieder unnötig verlängert und so Platzprobleme nochmals vergrößert. Ich würde gerne jeweils entscheiden, ob eine Email an den Teilnehmer versendet wird oder nicht. Manchmal macht es Sinn, manchmal eben nicht.
   3. Im "aCalendar+" bekomme ich auch einen Zielort angeboten, wenn ich einen Teilnehmer eintrage. Da ich viele Hausbesuche mache, kann ich diesen Zielort dort einfach bestätigen. Im Proton-C. kriege ich noch nicht einmal dann einen Zielort angeboten, wenn ich diesen Teilnehmer besuchen will und auch eine Email-Einladung versende. Ich muss also JEDEN ZIELORT manuell eintragen. Das kostet Zeit und ist fehleranfällig.
   4. Bei einem eingetragenen Zielort kann ich aus dem aCalender+ heraus auch direkt die Ortsangabe an die Navi-Software weitergeben. Für diese Fahrten ist das optimal. Beim Proton-C. kann ich auch den Ort nicht an das Navi direkt weiter geben, sondern muss dies über die Zwischenablage tun. Was allerdings wegen der Zwangseinladung per Email oft von mir auch nicht gemacht werden kann, da dann die Senioren wieder irritiert werden durch den Email-Anhang (siehe Punkt 2). Derzeit bin ich also auch hier gezwungen, den Zielort manuell ins Navi einzutragen. Das bedeutet ein aufwändiges hin und her zwischen verschiedenen Apps - was Zeit kostet und Fehler produziert.
   5. Die Notiz zu einem Termineintrag im Proton-C. bekomme ich auch bei der Ein-Tages-Ansicht nicht gezeigt bzw. ob dort eine einsehbar ist oder nicht. Ich muss also jeden Termin dann separat öffnen um nachzusehen, ob dazu eine Notiz hinterlegt wurde.
   6. Da ich ja keine Synchronisation zwischen Proton-C. und aCalenar+ haben kann (was ich verstehe), kann ich mich nur GANZ oder GAR NICHT für den Proton-C. entscheiden. Einen alternativen Mittelweg gibt es nicht.

   Aus allen Punkten zusammen ergibt sich ein Mehraufwand plus eine zusätzliche Fehleranfälligkeit, die dringend reduziert werden muss, damit Proton eine echte Alternative wird.]

   First of all: Until now, I have been using the Android app "aCalendar+".
   Since Proton Calendar cannot be synchronized with aCalendar+ (which is understandable for privacy reasons), I have to make a choice between using a non-Proton calendar or switching entirely to Proton Calendar.

   1. Use of screen space
      The columns in Proton Calendar take up an enormous amount of space for time slots that contain no entries. As a result, there is less room for appointment details to be displayed directly and visibly.
      This is handled much better by the tile-based layout in aCalendar+. Even in the weekly view, I… more

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6. What Should IT Teams Verify After Moving SharePoint Data to a New Tenant?

   Moving SharePoint data to a new Microsoft 365 tenant is not just about transferring files. IT teams also need to check whether the migrated content is accessible, whether the folder structure is correct, and whether users can continue working without unnecessary interruptions. A migration may look complete in the task report, but post-migration validation is equally important.

   The SysInfo SharePoint Migration Tool provides migration reports that help administrators review completed, skipped, and failed items. Its Active Tasks section displays migration progress, while All Reports provides details that can be used to identify items that need attention. Administrators can also use filters to select content based on date, file size, extensions, or content type before transferring it. This can make large tenant migration projects easier to organize and review.

   Another important step in SharePoint online migration is checking the destination environment. Compare the source and target sites, verify document libraries and lists, inspect custom columns and metadata, and confirm that the expected files are available. It is also worth checking whether the correct users can access the migrated content. One detail administrators should not overlook is that permissions, version history, legacy Designer workflows, and Power Automate flows attached to libraries are not migrated by the tool. These elements may need to be configured again in the destination tenant.

   For organizations handling mergers, tenant consolidation, or IT restructuring, planning these checks in advance can prevent confusion after the transfer. Reliable SharePoint migration services should therefore involve more than moving data; they should also include a clear validation process and a plan for configuring destination-side settings.

   How does your IT team validate a SharePoint migration after the transfer? Do you compare item counts, review migration reports, or ask users to test access to important sites and libraries?

   Read More: https://www.sysinfotools.com/sharepoint-migration/

   Moving SharePoint data to a new Microsoft 365 tenant is not just about transferring files. IT teams also need to check whether the migrated content is accessible, whether the folder structure is correct, and whether users can continue working without unnecessary interruptions. A migration may look complete in the task report, but post-migration validation is equally important.

   The SysInfo SharePoint Migration Tool provides migration reports that help administrators review completed, skipped, and failed items. Its Active Tasks section displays migration progress, while All Reports provides details that can be used to identify items that need attention. Administrators can also use… more

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7. Additional fields in contacts

   It would be very helpful to add prefix, middle name(s), and suffix to the existing first and last name fields (look up apple contacts). It keeps data neat, sorting correct and users happy. Bonus points for maiden name too!

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8. True <a> links for mails

   I have noticed that the mail list items in the web client are implemented using non-semantic elements (like <div> or <span>) with click events, instead of standard <a> tags.

   This breaks keyboard navigation and accessibility tools like Vimium, which rely on actual links to function. Please consider using semantic HTML for your list items.

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9. Remove the limits on depth of Mail folder system

   I do not appreciate the limit on how deep my folder system is designed.

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10. Add a 'Today', or even '24 Hours', smart box as a Mail feature.

    Apple Mail has this and it's very useful. Quickly view All of today's mail, regardless of which folder it may be in. Filtering mail to folders is great, sometimes I need to quickly locate an email message from today. As a new feature, it could be designed to display messages from 'today' or a rolling '24 hours', for example. I personally like the 24 hour idea better.

    Not having this feature is what prevents me from building my desired filter system. It's too inefficient for me to continuously check mutliple folders to identify messages that came in today.

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11. Make it easier to confirm spam versus real mail

    Most spam mails I receive come from e-mail addresses that are obviously spam. The senders as visible are companies I deal with. I end up reviewing every spam mail to check if they are real spam or not. Would it be possible to design something that makes it easier to review spam vs regular commercial mail? For example, perhaps show me the e-mail address of the sender in the spam view?

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12. Possibility to create and share adress books

    At the moment in Proton Mail I have an adress book where I can add addresses of my contacts. That's it.

    Beside other features like integrating with android/ios system address book or showing contact events (birthday, anniversary) in the calendar, there is one other thing that keeps us from ultimately shutting our selfhosted nextcloud down:

    Multiple Adressbooks that can be shared.

    Let me explain.
    My wife and I both have a private address book with our own contacts. As freelancer I have a additional address book containing only contacts related to my work.
    And, important for my wifes agreement to finally switch to Proton:
    We have a Family Address book containing all contacts with Phone Numbers, home addresses and birthdates that are important for us both. Our friends, Families, ... much more comfortable for both of us.

    You see, to be able to successfully pitch a full change to Proton to my wife, we need to be able to:
    - create additional Address Books (of course wouldn't be complete without edit and delete, too)
    - share address books with other users

    At the moment in Proton Mail I have an adress book where I can add addresses of my contacts. That's it.

    Beside other features like integrating with android/ios system address book or showing contact events (birthday, anniversary) in the calendar, there is one other thing that keeps us from ultimately shutting our selfhosted nextcloud down:

    Multiple Adressbooks that can be shared.

    Let me explain.
    My wife and I both have a private address book with our own contacts. As freelancer I have a additional address book containing only contacts related to my work.
    And, important for my wifes agreement to… more

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13. Improve Calendar design

    Please take a look at this calendar for mobile: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.appgenix.bizcal This is what I had before I moved to Proton. I wish Proton would adopt many of its features

    The month view is adjustable from a 1 week view to 8 weeks. I used the 3 week view so I could see at a glance each day's "headlines."

    The month view is scrollable. It doesn't jump from October to November; it scrolls week by week

    The entries in each day are clean - no bubbles around each item, taking up space and looking "messy"

    Adding to the calendar is SO much easier!

    -There are multiple options for notification time frames
    -If I use the custom notification option, it ADDS that time frame to the list of defaults! No repetitive, multi-step additions of time frames each and every time. This is so handy because I often use the same custom option in all my calendar entries.
    -There is no default notification added. If I want to quickly add an event with no notifications - DONE!

    Please take a look at this calendar for mobile: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.appgenix.bizcal This is what I had before I moved to Proton. I wish Proton would adopt many of its features

    The month view is adjustable from a 1 week view to 8 weeks. I used the 3 week view so I could see at a glance each day's "headlines."

    The month view is scrollable. It doesn't jump from October to November; it scrolls week by week

    The entries in each day are clean - no bubbles around each item, taking up space and looking "messy"

    Adding to the calendar is SO… more

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14. Remove default notifications in Calendar

    I don't want the 2 notifications as the default. (15 minute notification + 15 minute email). Neither of these is useful. Plus, sometimes I just want to enter an event quickly, without getting an email and a text notification automatically.

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15. Add autoreject for clashing meetings

    When booking rooms using an email address it is necessary that the email address used automatically rejects any overlapping meetings that are attempted to be booked after the room fills a free slot. This would allow booking of time slots purely by email without using the booking pages which do not allow variable length meetings

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16. Participation options for shared Calenders

    A shared calander has many advantages I favour above inviting people to an event especially with people I share many events with (my girlfriend for example, or my flatmates) we use this a lot. One feature I am missing tho is the option to opt out of an event of that shared calander similar to an event I was invited to. As an example my flatmates go to a concert and put it into the shared calendar. I can't go for some reason and now this event still clutters my view. Another nice feature of this would be that everyone can see who actually is participating on that event. This could be solved by using event invitation instead but as we also share our personal calanders with each other to check if someone is free at a certain time that creates many duplicate events. Also only the creator of the event then could edit things. So ether solution would be to allow invites from shared calenders and hide dublicated events from invites, or enable a participating system as used in invites for shared calenders

    A shared calander has many advantages I favour above inviting people to an event especially with people I share many events with (my girlfriend for example, or my flatmates) we use this a lot. One feature I am missing tho is the option to opt out of an event of that shared calander similar to an event I was invited to. As an example my flatmates go to a concert and put it into the shared calendar. I can't go for some reason and now this event still clutters my view. Another nice feature of this would be that everyone… more

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17. Is It Possible to Repair Access Database Without Microsoft Access?

    Yes, you can attempt to recover an Access database without installing Microsoft Access by using a dedicated recovery utility. Aryson Access Database Recovery supports MDB and ACCDB files and provides Standard and Advanced scanning modes. It displays recoverable database objects in a tree-structure preview, allowing you to inspect available content before saving. The software supports recovery of tables, queries, indexes, relationships, and OLE, MEMO, and BLOB data. If you need to repair access database files, this approach lets you examine recovery results without opening the database in Microsoft Access. However, successful recovery depends on the extent of file corruption, and some damaged records may not be recoverable.

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    Yes, you can attempt to recover an Access database without installing Microsoft Access by using a dedicated recovery utility. Aryson Access Database Recovery supports MDB and ACCDB files and provides Standard and Advanced scanning modes. It displays recoverable database objects in a tree-structure preview, allowing you to inspect available content before saving. The software supports recovery of tables, queries, indexes, relationships, and OLE, MEMO, and BLOB data. If you need to repair access database files, this approach lets you examine recovery results without opening the database in Microsoft Access. However, successful recovery depends on the extent of file corruption, and… more

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19. Daylight Savings (AEST vs AEDT) add more timezones, automatically adapt to daylight savings

    In Australia, Brisbane and Melbourne are on the same longitude, but Melbourne is one hour ahead because of daylight savings, this causes a lot of havoc with foreign business partners, please make brisbane different

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20. Just Put Dates Against Emails

    As I am continually switching between time zones, it is very frustrating having the dates of received emails showing as 'today', yesterday', 'Wednesday' etc when older ones are listed by date, i.e. Oct 24. These are quickly accessible if someone asks 'what date was that email sent?' The current version might look warm and fuzzy, but it is highly impractical for business and correspondence quick referencing. At least make this option available to switch between.

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