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1. Add vless protocol

   Add vless protocol to proton vpn

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2. ability to use the vpn extension or app to indicate if a website has one of proton's ip banned due to other user's abuse

   WARNING the core ideea is people who are ABUSING proton vpn. Please be very very carfull because i am talking about people who abuse

   You visit a website? it's blocked? why? abuse

   well then to click on the extension or app and it will register it.

   then, proton will have a records that, Lumo, can have a look around and find who is who without invading the privacy of anyone who is serious.

   once found, said person, even if using proton pass, to recive a warning from Lumo, because again, 100% privacy, on said person's main account.

   Like this anyone who was flagged by mistake can contact proton custom without any privacy issues.

   and anyone who abuses proton will now avoid paying money since their name will be on it to a degree or other.

   as in, a profile is build up. And people with malicious intention want to avoid that at all cost.

   and if they use proton free, there to be different ip from the one for people who pay... as if, as i said, such people want to stay away, they won't use the free proton vpn when others are "better".

   so at least we get rid of them via: website is blocked? we flag it. Lumo checks what users where the ones who recently where on that website, if they are pass or main account, and, even if lumo does not disclouse he email or otherwise, can report findings of abuse. And Proton's CS can then decide if there is enough for a warning, if not even ban, or even police or simple to just "rember" that account to build up a case of, if any further mesurments are even needed.

   WARNING: as i mentioned, i am talking JUST about people who abuse proton VPN

   also, me mentioning Lumo is because of how someone can "monitor" while 100% privacy.

   as in, no, it's not 2 or more ideeas. it's just one, the one for flagging if an IP is banned.

   So? we flag, proton recives the report? what can now proton do without affecting the 100% privacy trust? This is why i mentioned Lumo, because it's not possible to compromise privacy if people are involved.

   WARNING the core ideea is people who are ABUSING proton vpn. Please be very very carfull because i am talking about people who abuse

   You visit a website? it's blocked? why? abuse

   well then to click on the extension or app and it will register it.

   then, proton will have a records that, Lumo, can have a look around and find who is who without invading the privacy of anyone who is serious.

   once found, said person, even if using proton pass, to recive a warning from Lumo, because again, 100% privacy, on said person's main account.

   Like this anyone… more

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3. Choose Favorite server on Apple TV

   Add just on top of "Recommended" on Apple TV "Favorites" where we would be able to choose our favorite connections for quick access.
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4. Please support Proton VPN CLI for cygwin

   Please support Proton VPN CLI for cygwin as well as Linux/Ubuntu/Debian. I use both cygwin and Ubuntu, but with Rust creeping into the kernal, am still sticking with my preferred runs on cygwin. It just feels lighter than Ubuntu.

   Many software programs no longer run on Cygwin, which drives me to Ubuntu for certain work. When you ask that the software still support Cygwin, the developers will say, "Nobody uses that anymore." Not true. By not supporting Cygwin people are driven off Cygwin---it is NOT that we "leave" it voluntarily.

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5. Disable certain States

   We need a way to disable VPN from connecting to servers in certain States such as Arizona, Georgia, or Texas which have restrictive internet laws.

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6. New country on Proton, Please!

   Hi Proton Team,

   I am writing to suggest a new server location for Proton VPN. Since you have recently expanded the network massily to 145 countries—including heavily restricted regions like Turkmenistan—it would be an incredible milestone to add North Korea (Pyongyang) to the list.

   I completely understand that placing a physical server inside North Korea is impossible due to geopolitical and security risks. However, this could be successfully implemented using Proton's "Smart Routing" technology, hosting virtual servers in a secure nearby location (like Tokyo or Singapore) while providing a North Korean IP address.

   Adding this rare geolocation would showcase Proton's advanced routing capabilities and position the service as the ultimate leader in global coverage, directly competing with legacy networks like HMA that became famous for offering this specific location.

   Thank you for your continuous work on internet freedom and network expansion!

   Best regards.

   Hi Proton Team,

   I am writing to suggest a new server location for Proton VPN. Since you have recently expanded the network massily to 145 countries—including heavily restricted regions like Turkmenistan—it would be an incredible milestone to add North Korea (Pyongyang) to the list.

   I completely understand that placing a physical server inside North Korea is impossible due to geopolitical and security risks. However, this could be successfully implemented using Proton's "Smart Routing" technology, hosting virtual servers in a secure nearby location (like Tokyo or Singapore) while providing a North Korean IP address.

   Adding this rare geolocation would showcase Proton's… more

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7. please add more servers to proton vpn

   for example add virtual servers in the and also Kyrgyzstan and Iran and Mali and Liberia and west africa and Botswana it will and way more range for us users with more options and it could help proton vpn a lot

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8. More free Proton VPN countries

   I'm a free plan user and I really appreciate the service you provide. Currently, the free plan offers access to 10 countries, which is great, but I'd love to see even more locations added.

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9. Stealth on OpenWRT

   Can you please develop OpenWRT plugin?

   It is really important, because now, unfortunately, there is no way to use Proton stealth on OpenWRT...

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10. [TV App] - Auto connect to chosen location

    We have an auto connect feature which is sometimes unfortunately hit and miss, is it possible to add something where we can choose the location we connect to please?

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11. IP & Domain Filter / Denylist

    I would like to have the option to block some IPs or domains like X.com to prevent me from using them.
    Simple feature to NetBlock or separate.
    Exactly like Denylist in NextDNS.
    I can't set custom DNS when NetShield is enabled.

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12. Submit Linux package updates in official distro repos

    Proton VPN is open source and uses well-known and established components of the NetworkManager stack. Due to these two things, there is virtually nothing standing in the way of the Proton VPN team from building and submitting packages officially to Linux distributions like Fedora, Debian, Ubuntu, EPEL, etc. Proton VPN is further enhanced by packaging upstream by increasing the availability of Proton VPN software packages in the global software package mirroring network (deterring censorship) and benefiting from improved transparency and openness by building packages through distribution-supported build systems, which are often reproducible.

    The policies of most distros are friendly to this since the Proton VPN Linux pieces use Open Source licenses. A community-supported Fedora Proton packaging SIG already exists.

    Implementing this is both a matter of technical expertise but also being able to navigate and collaborate with other communities. Proton engineers would submit package updates directly to Linux build systems and benefit from being stakeholders in the distribution end of software production. This also gets Proton engineers closer to user feedback and bug reports.

    (Not to be biased, but I get copied on bug reports for Proton VPN bugs in Fedora and I am not always sure how to best route that feedback from distro users back to upstream developers.)

    One idea for the Proton-hosted repos is that they could still be provided, but for beta or experimental users. This way, Proton still maintains a mechanism for shipping updates extremely fast to end users without distro build systems and update policies, but the users who participate with those repos could be closer to the in-development versions, while users subscribed to updates on their favorite distros would receive them normally through stable update repos.

    Proton VPN is open source and uses well-known and established components of the NetworkManager stack. Due to these two things, there is virtually nothing standing in the way of the Proton VPN team from building and submitting packages officially to Linux distributions like Fedora, Debian, Ubuntu, EPEL, etc. Proton VPN is further enhanced by packaging upstream by increasing the availability of Proton VPN software packages in the global software package mirroring network (deterring censorship) and benefiting from improved transparency and openness by building packages through distribution-supported build systems, which are often reproducible.

    The policies of most distros are friendly to… more

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13. Ability to Blacklist VPN Servers

    The auto-connect profiles often connect me to servers that are nearly unusable (super low speed, high latency, inconsistent and poor quality of connection), so I often end up having to manually reconnect to a different server.

    I would like the ability to blacklist/block certain VPN servers and regions, so that the client does not include it in the auto-connection algorithm.

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14. Chrome Proton VPN Extension: Randomized server for subscribed account

    This is so weird. I have a family plan.

    For free accounts using the Proton VPN browser extension, it just connects to whatever server is available, but for accounts that are paid, there doesn't seem to be a way to have that functionality.

    I would like to be logged in to the Chrome Proton VPN browser extension, but I would like it to be randomized each time I launch Chrome, just to make it so I don't have the same IP address every time.

    This would be super helpful, and I can't imagine that it would be difficult to implement, since it is basically taking the functionality that works for people who aren't paying and making it also available to people who are paying.

    This is so weird. I have a family plan.

    For free accounts using the Proton VPN browser extension, it just connects to whatever server is available, but for accounts that are paid, there doesn't seem to be a way to have that functionality.

    I would like to be logged in to the Chrome Proton VPN browser extension, but I would like it to be randomized each time I launch Chrome, just to make it so I don't have the same IP address every time.

    This would be super helpful, and I can't imagine that it would be difficult to implement,… more

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15. iPhone VPN active while hotspot enabled

    I would like Proton VPN to protect my iPhone while I use my linux PC to access the internet via the iPhone hotspot feature. The hotspot need not be protected by the VPN, but should be able to work with Proton VPN on my linux PC so that both devices are able to be protected concurrently.

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16. Fastest Server Priority Settings — Primary & Fallback Location Configuration

    Summary
    Add a "Fastest Server Priority" setting across all Proton VPN apps (Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, Android) that lets users pin a Primary and a Fallback country to the Fastest Server connection mode — so speed-optimized connections still respect geographic preference.

    Proposed Behavior
    When Fastest Server is active, Proton VPN resolves the connection in this order:

    A. Primary — Connect to the fastest available server in the user's preferred country (e.g., Philippines).

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    B. Fallback — If the Primary country is fully unavailable due to maintenance or an outage, automatically switch to the Fallback country (e.g., Singapore) without any manual intervention.

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    C. Global default — If both are unreachable, Proton VPN falls back to its standard Fastest Server algorithm worldwide.

    Summary
    Add a "Fastest Server Priority" setting across all Proton VPN apps (Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, Android) that lets users pin a Primary and a Fallback country to the Fastest Server connection mode — so speed-optimized connections still respect geographic preference.

    Proposed Behavior
    When Fastest Server is active, Proton VPN resolves the connection in this order:

    A. Primary — Connect to the fastest available server in the user's preferred country (e.g., Philippines).

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    B. Fallback — If the Primary country is fully unavailable due to maintenance or an outage, automatically switch to the Fallback country (e.g., Singapore) without… more

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17. 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).

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18. More language options (Finnish/Swedish)

    Please add the same language options for Proton VPN on iOS/iPadOS, which are already on Proton Email app (29 languages). I wish especially Finnish and Swedish would be added for the VPN app.

    The VPN app for iOS now has 17 different language options.

    Many thanks!

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19. Add ProtonVPN to the macOS App Store

    I'd like the ProtonVPN app to be available on the macOS App Store. The app store enforces the App Sandbox and handles autoupdates for all my apps, so it's very convenient for me. ProtonVPN is already available on iOS so the macOS version shouldn't be too difficult.

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20. Create a Qt-based Linux app, or make the GNOME app look better on KDE

    The GNOME-based app doesn't look very good on KDE Plasma. Given how popular Plasma is, it's fair to expect some integration.

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