in calendar option for 24:00 hour notation Standard ISO 8601
In Calendar is only a PM /AM time notation now. I prefer the 24 hours notation (International Standard ISO 8601 )
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gjwolfswinkel
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In the General account settings, I picked the 13.00 time notation, available here: https://account.protonmail.com/u/3/general#week-start
To me it seems this feature is implemented?
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Al
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Yes, I wholeheartedly agree. 24 hour clock is just better in every way. No confusion. Here in the US people confuse Noon (12 PM) and Midnight (12 AM) ALL the time. 24 hour clock eliminates this. While I understand this is a matter of choice and that most people prefer AM/PM here in N. America, there are some of us who have worked in industries that use the 24 hour clock. Once you get used to it, the old 12 hour AM/PM format seems very constraining
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MasonWilliamL
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Agreed!
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Kees Serier
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Yes please, I'm looking for this as well!
The Android Proton Calendar desplayes this correctly! -
micheal phil
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Alexa
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HI everyone what is the feature for calendar sharing so an assistant can use to see teams calendars
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James
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As a veteran I would find this easier than AM/PM format. Yes ISO 8601
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Anonymous
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Not just time format, but also the date format in ProtonMail (ie: 2020-12-31)
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RF
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YES! The times are currently a complete mess
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Ed
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+1 Was going to request this feature myself in case no one else had yet.
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TK
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I'm missing the the possibility to set appointment times to minutes.. I use that a lot for my work schedule. Would be great if that could be added thanks.
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Joe
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ISO 8601 or bust
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Anonymous
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Yes please!
ISO 8601 is the way to go. -
Anonymous
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Please!
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Anonymous
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As an American, I wish this were already a thing!
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Anonymous
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Yes, non-american here.
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Will
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Yes please!!!
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Jorge
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Yes please! I would love to use my native date and time format.
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Guy
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Yes!
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Anonymous
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Please add options for ISO 8601 and 24-hour time. My regional settings are already set this way, but the flexibility of defaulting to the client's regional settings and allowing overrides to other common formats would be ideal.
This uservoice item refers to ProtonMail, but the options should be available across the Proton suite:
https://protonmail.uservoice.com/forums/284483-feedback/suggestions/7158457-option-to-change-the-format-for-email-dates-and-ti