Proton Mail & Calendar
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Block specific destination emails when using catchall with custom domains
Add a block (blacklist) for specific destination addresses when using custom domains (Similar to block list on the spam filter, but for destination, not sender).
Why:
I use a catchall for my custom domain, so that I register everywhere with a different email and can easily track who's leaking my data.
The issue with that is that spam bots send emails to common addresses (like contact@domain) with phishing attempts.
It'd be good to have a way of blacklisting specific addresses on custom domains so that these emails don't even go through (ideally returning an error 550 5.1.1)2 votes -
zoom integration with bookings
i'm using "other location" for some of my booking pages right now, but it would be great to have zoom integrated into the booking settings. i am still using zoom bc proton meet doesn't have the same accessibility options.
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allow duplication of bookings
i use the same options for all of my bookings. being able to duplicate a booking makes creating new booking pages much easier.
alternatively, allow for preset meeting times cuz it's a pain in the butt to have to enter availability over and over again.
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Enhance booking pages with the ability to add a meeting note
Booking pages are great, but all the person requesting a meeting can do is enter their name and email address. It would be nice to give them a "note" field so they could indicate what the meeting is about.
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Make arrows part of top navigation in desktop to cycle through emails + make arrows on keyboard match
If I open Proton and have 4 emails to read through, I would like to be able to open the first one and either use an up arrow key to navigate to the next unread email, or I would like an arrow as part of the top navigation bar to allow me to cycle through to the next unread email. Having to click each one is cumbersome on the desktop. You are able to physically swipe between emails on the app which works for the phone but would be clunky/unnecessary on the desktop.
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Allow Sorting of Contacts by Surname
Please make provision to sort Contacts by Surname. Sorting by first name only is a bad idea and makes it hard to find a particular contact.
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62 votes
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Reverse order of emails
I think it would be a good idea to allow the rendering of emails in a stacked layout to render in reverse order.
Now I always have to scroll to read the mail and I see a bunch ofExample;
If I have a conversation with let's say 16 Emails. I open that conversation 60% of the view is just the collapsed headline of our emails. And I have to scroll to read the entire new email. This is even worse on mobile that some emails I do not even see before I scroll.
To me this is not logic…
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Add option to select dictionary/language for spell check in desktop app
The desktop app automatically uses the system language for the spell check. Make it possible to manually select which dictionary/language should be used. This is very useful for people who type messages in different languages.
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Local mail - option to store mail locally on-device
In the Proton Mail app (Linux) I would like the option to easily store my mail locally on my computer like I can with POP3 and Thunderbird.
Just feels better to have my mail locally on my computer and not in the cloud.
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Add Auto-Forwarding as an Action in Filters
I voted for the request to "Auto forwarding rules based on Folder". While this would be great, if you add forwarding an email as an action in Filters, you would have the option of labeling forwarded emails or putting forwarded emails in a specific folder. I would really like the option of adding a label to forwarded emails. I forward emails from our financial institutions to my wife, and a label like "forward to wife", would help me to see that I am forward all of the appropriate emails.
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MacOS/IOS Right Click menu in the Proton App
Sorry if this doesn't make any sense, as a forenote
A big thing for me is being able to use the text features that Apple has in their right-click menu, including the AI rewrite and format options for text, including being able to summarize text in, say, the Apple Notes app, but Proton’s app only has basic copy-and-paste options. It would be cool to see all those other features in the app so I can use a muscular memory I already have. Thanks !2 votes -
Easy to copy events in Proton Calendar.
I have to put my working shifts into my calendar. Those are similar times but unregular days.
It would be great to select the existing event - and then be able to select each day I want a copy of it.20 votes -
move-copy folders from one account to another within same business account
Today, if I want to move all emails from one account to another, the only method I found was via Bridge-Thunderbird: downloading, locally copying, and uploading, which is crazy time-consuming and, unfortunately, not safe (the final count showed that lots of emails were not copied).
Instead of downloading and uploading, it would be great if the group admin had the ability to move folders between accounts.3 votes -
Bring Web App Themes to Mobile Apps
This could be a relatively simple update for Proton - I'd love to see more themes and customizations within the mobile apps. The web app has great themes and it'd be great to bring these over to the mobile apps. Right now, the mobile app themes are a little bit plain. It would be nice to be able to switch it up!
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Security or biometric lock for calendar
The only phone app that doesn't have a security lock in order to access (once already logged in) is the calendar. Assuming the worst and a bad actor steals your device and gets access to the phone, they have unfettered access to the calendar. Piecing data together via the calendar (data aggregation) can quickly compromise a person's identity, their circle of friends/associates, patterns, whereabouts on given days and times, etc. Having a security or biometric lock on the calendar helps add another level of OPSEC.
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Keep the search bar visible when a message is open (webmail, Row layout)
In Row layout, when you open a message, the search bar disappears, it's replaced by a toolbar. To search again, you have to go back to the list first.
And most of that toolbar is redundant: mark as unread, delete, move and label are already in the message's own toolbar, just below.
Suggestion: keep the search bar visible at all times, like in Column layout (and other webmail). The few actions that are only in the top toolbar (back, archive, spam, previous/next) could sit next to it, or move to the message toolbar.
Like a few other small annoyances, it's…
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Show a short message preview (next to the subject) in the list
In Gmail (and Outlook), each row of the message list shows:
| sender | subject | beginning of the body |
The preview is often useful, it tells you more about the message than the subject alone. I used Gmail a lot, and the preview really helps you scan the list and find emails faster.
In Proton webmail, the list has no preview.I understand why Proton didn't did it like Gmail, because messages are only decrypted when you open them.
But with content search enabled, the content is already decrypted on the computer. The search index stores the plain-text…1 vote -
Option to automatically discard old calendar events after a given time period
Option to automatically discard old calendar events after a given time period in Proton Calendar. This would be really useful for people like me who use Proton Calendar to sync my class schedule. It would also help reduce the amount of shared storage capacity between Main and Calendar from old events I don't really care about keeping.
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Letting users rearrange the Proton Mail sidebar
The Proton Mail sidebar can only be rearranged starting from the "Folders" section and anything after that. It would be helpful to let users move any folder/section like "Inbox", "Spam", "Trash" or any folders created in the sidebar to where the user needs it to be between the top and the bottom of the list.
In iCloud, in Gmail and in Outlook, you can choose the order of the things in your sidebar to have what you use most often at the top and the least often at the bottom.
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