Proton VPN
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Add smart / rule-based split tunneling (auto GeoIP routing)
Please add automatic, rule-based split tunneling to the desktop apps:
Local-country traffic → direct, everything else → VPN, decided automatically by a built-in GeoIP / domain ruleset (no manual lists).
Add an "Include only" mode on macOS (currently Exclude-only).
Support domain-based split tunneling in the desktop client, not just the browser extension.
I live in a restricted-network region where local banking/payment services block foreign IPs, while international services need the VPN. Without auto routing, I must either tunnel everything or maintain endless manual lists. This feature would keep power users inside Proton instead of switching to Clash/Surge.2 votes -
Please make the Proton VPN macOS app have a dark mode icon option.
Just make it so the background is the same dark gradient as every other macOS app; that way it won't stick out in the dock.
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Onion Service for protonvpn.com
Please add a Tor Onion Service for protonvpn.com
Proton currently already has an Onion Service for the main site:
However, there is no Onion Service for the vpn site:
Please create an Onion Service for the protonvpn.com site.
I recommend doing this by a subdomain of the existing Onion Service, for example:
After the Onion Service is available, please also update the 'onion-location` header, so that Tor Browser automatically notifies visitors of protonvpn.com that there is a more secure Onion Service available
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Indonesia
Add language Indonesian, also payment using the Qris method or add payment using Rupiah/IDR
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ProtonVPN for OpenSUSE
Flatpak sand-boxing makes a fully functioning VPN client difficult. While I still think it's a good option to push the VPN client to more Linux distros, if that isn't an option, I'd like to see an OpenSUSE supported VPN client.
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Proton Public DNS Service (DNS over 53/HTTPS/TLS/QUIC)
Uncensored access.
Protocols: 53/HTTPS/TLS/QUIC. (And also: DNS over Tor, Oblivious DoH (ODoH))
Minimal Logging.
QNAME Minimization (RFC 7816).
No EDNS Client Subnet (ECS) by Default.
DNSSEC (Domain Name System Security Extensions).
Extended DNS Error Codes (EDNS).Thanks
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Enhance anti-censorship capabilities and update IP addresses promptly to ensure usability in regions with strict censorship.
Currently, Proton VPN is almost unusable in regions with strict censorship, and it is hoped that measures can be taken to alleviate this problem.
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5 year, 10 year or even custom year subscription?
Proton should consider offering longer‑term subscription options such as 5‑year, 10‑year, or even fully custom multi‑year plans. A lifetime subscription could also be an attractive option, provided the pricing remains reasonable rather than excessive.
Introducing these plans would allow Proton to offer even more competitive month‑to‑month value, while loyal users would benefit from long‑term stability without needing to renew frequently or hunt for new deals when their current plan expires.
Thank you for your consideration.
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Make Proton VPN app and CLI work with bridged or teamed network cards
Bridged or teamed network cards are not an unusual or exotic configuration; you use them if you have more than one NIC in your PC and want to use them efficiently, and some virtual machine software (such as Fedora libvirt) require that VM guests use bridged network connections on the host if you want those VM guests to act as independent entities on the local network.
The current Proton VPN app and CLI fail to connect and actually bring down the PC's network on Linux Fedora (44) if that PC has a network bridge.
The current workaround is to download…2 votes -
More Netshield statistics
At the moment, you can see in Netshield how many adverts have been blocked and how many trackers have been stopped.
It would also be great if you could see exactly which ones and on which page or in which app they were.
The display keeps resetting. I’m fine with that in principle, but an overview of these statistics would be very interesting for tech enthusiasts. ;-)
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Alternative Routing support on Linux
On many restrictive networks, Proton's default endpoints have been blocked even if the protocols haven't. The other platforms that Proton VPN runs on have the "Alternative Routing" feature, where the application connects you through a different endpoint if the default one is blocked. However, on Linux, the default *.protonvpn.net endpoints are used no matter what, which are easily restricted.
Adding this feature would mean users would be able to use the Linux client on networks that block the standard Proton endpoints.
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Add tod tv platform to watch
There is a platform to watch a desirable matches for everyone in the middle and north africa condition, we need a way to watch, because the current vpn can not watch through it please add to the list of stream
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Hi I just want to know how I can selectively turn my VPN off
Like the title says - I just need to be able to turn the VPN off without completely disabling my internet access.
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Replace ads to bypass anti-ad blocker censorships
You could toggle a switch and instead of fully blocking ads it replaces them with like a “blocked by Proton” 1-5 seconds video, so that he website/app thinks it loaded a ads but in reality it didn’t, to help fight AD BLOCKER censorship
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ssh tunnels
Ssh tunnels to allow a public ip and port to inbound to a lan device. Not a full vpn. Limited to a single port.
Some providers block all inbound traffic that is unsolicited, on their network. Both ipv6 and ipv4. This also breaks ipv6. But, instead of using a full wireguard client which is much lighter than the extremely heavy protonvpn client, nevertheless it causes bsod. I would like to be able to simply use something like putty to get an inbound port opened to a local lan device. It does not have to be a fixed port number or…
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Dedicated IPs , Rotating IPs , Double VPN Costumized
Dedicated IPs in major countries like the USA, Europe, Japan — something like NordVPN and Surfshark do, where we purchase dedicated IPs and choose the countries. However, it would be nice to include some shared dedicated IPs in the paid plan, with an additional fee option to have your own Proton IP in a country of your choice — Nord and Surfshark offer this.
Double VPN like Surfshark does — you choose both countries, the entry and exit points. It's not meant to eliminate or improve Secure Core, but rather for a customized Double VPN experience.
Rotating IPs — another…
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Proton curated NetShield allowlist for privacy-respecting services
Instead of implementing per-user domain whitelists across all VPN apps, Proton could maintain a curated allowlist of privacy-respecting domains (like www.startpage.com) that are exempt from NetShield ad blocking.
This could be either:
enabled by default, or
offered as a single opt-in toggle.Pros: Simple implementation (DNS-side only), consistent across all platforms, supports privacy-friendly business models.
Cons: Requires Proton to curate and maintain the list and some users may disagree with inclusion criteria or prefer maximum blocking without exceptions.
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Add a "Change Server" Option Before Connection on Windows
In the free plan, Proton VPN provides access to servers in 10 countries and automatically connects to the fastest available server.
On Android, while the app is attempting to connect, a "Change Server" option appears every few seconds, allowing users to switch to another server before a connection is established. This is very useful when the selected server is unreachable or blocked.
However, on the Windows version, the "Change Server" option only becomes available after a successful connection. If the selected server cannot be reached, users may get stuck trying to connect and have no way to switch servers.
Please…
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Add filters to DNS as you wish
I would like it to be possible to freely add filters to Net Shield using URLs.
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Split
Split tunneling is extremely useful but could benefit greatly from another level of splitting so that apps could be put into a home country only vpn tunnel, switched to when opening. This would allow some apps that don't work under a vpn to work since geography often seems to be the issue. I realize this could mean a reconnect, but this ensures staying on vpn and not forgetting to re-enable it to the preferred default other country. When it switches, a second notification could effectively remind that a switch occurred (since the standard notification is there forever and so becomes…
3 votes
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