Yes please, here too. Almost impossible to use goverment pages through Proton VPN.

Yes please, it's getting impossible to navigate using ProtonVPN, the servers are blacklisted in every firewall out there.

If you add a dedicated IP, it would be great if you could do it in a way so that it shows up on the interface directly to work with picky applications as well as for educational reasons to allow using protonvpn to play with server stuff (like hosting a game server)

Not sure this will be feasible for them to do.
I've had this problem too though and I work around these blocks by using other servers in my country and sometimes other countries too. It requires a little bit more work, but you can try it for now.

Dear Proton VPN Support Team,

I hope you are well. First of all, I would like to praise you for the excellent service you provide with Proton VPN. I am an enthusiastic user of your VPN services and appreciate the security and anonymity they offer me when surfing the Internet.

However, I recently noticed that some websites tend to block or complicate access from VPN servers. This can sometimes be frustrating, especially if I want to access information or services hosted on certain websites.

In this context, I would like to give a suggestion. It would be great if Proton VPN could offer dedicated IPs for the servers. Through dedicated IPs, my data traffic would be routed via an individual IP address that is not shared with other users. This would potentially allow me to work around the problems associated with blocked VPN servers.

I understand that this may pose challenges in terms of resources, administration and security. Nevertheless, I believe that dedicated IPs could be a sensible option to further improve the user experience and offer more flexibility when surfing the Internet.

Thank you for your attention and hard work to continuously improve Proton VPN. I hope that you can consider my suggestion and check whether dedicated IPs for the servers are a possible extension of your service.

Best regards, Julian

would be great. competition start offering this now more pro-active.

I would also like to see a "reserved" or "dedicated" IP address feature. Currently, any work I do that requires my endpoint be IP whitelisted for longer than a single VPN session becomes problematic.

It's a great idea, but they have other priority than doing this I think.

I would really love to have the ability to purchase a dedicated IP Address within ProtonVPN. This would eliminate blocking by some financial institutions and steaming services who block known multi-user ip addresses.

If the possibility exist to link the dedicated ip address (in the United States) to the secure core function would be outstanding.

A reasonable monthly charge (in addition to the regular monthly subscription fee) would be well worth the additional feature.