Proton VPN
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Domain-based (FQDN) Split Tunneling for Desktop and Mobile
Please add domain-based split tunneling (e.g., *.company.intern) to the Windows/macOS desktop clients, similar to how the browser extension already handles it.
The current IP- and App-based split tunneling is unreliable for modern web services with dynamic IPs/CDNs and internal corporate networks.
Solution: The client should monitor DNS queries for specified domains and dynamically route the resolved IPs. This would massively improve reliability and close a major feature gap compared to enterprise VPN clients.
Please add this feature for Desktop and Mobile App
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When you connect using the Linux command line indicate server load automatically
When you connect to ProtonVPN using the command line your new IP is is played but you don't know your server load unless you type in protonvpn status, if you use the GUI you find out about the server load automatically, I want to propose the server load is displayed automatically every time you connect to ProtonVPN using the Linux command line along with usual assigned IP.
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Add Meta Quest support
I notice you have Proton Pass on Quest, but I've also seen Nord & Express VPN on the store. Proton VPN is my VPN of choice so it would be nice to see it there (or even a VR app on Steam for the future Steam Frame!)
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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.1 vote -
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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Reuse keys / change peer in WireGuard configuration
Currently if you generate a configuration through account.protonvpn.com/downloads the private key will only be valid for the server you chose. If you want to change the server, it's not enough to replace its public key and endpoint address for another Proton VPN server, you have to generate a new configuration with a new private key.
In an ideal world, I could generate a single configuration / private key, and later change out the VPN server endpoint. This would make it a lot less hurdle to switch VPN servers on routers.
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Allow unauthenticated access to HTTPS Squid proxies from Proton VPN IP ranges
One important feature other privacy VPNs offer is the ability to use proxies for per-service split-tunneling. For example, when using the Firefox Multi-Account Containers extensions, one can assign different HTTP or SOCKS5 proxies for different containers. This allows users to compartmentalize multiple online identities by assigning a different IP address to them. Some desktop apps also support specifying a proxy.
Proton has already stated that SOCKS5 won't be supported because it doesn't meet some security requirements. However, Proton already operates HTTPS Squid proxies, because they are used by the Proton VPN browser extension.
These HTTPS Squid proxies require authentication though,…
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