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1. 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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2. I2P

   I’d like to propose adding native support for the Invisible Internet Project (I2P) to enhance Proton VPN’s offerings.

   I2P is a decentralized, anonymizing network that enables secure, private communication, complementing Proton’s existing Tor support. Integrating I2P could:

   Appeal to privacy-focused users who use I2P for secure browsing, messaging, or file sharing.
   Position Proton VPN as a leader in supporting multiple anonymity networks.
   Simplify setup for users, as manual I2P configuration with VPNs can be complex.
   Suggested features could include dedicated I2P servers, one-click connectivity (similar to your Tor integration), or optimized settings for I2P traffic (e.g., port forwarding or split tunneling). This would make Proton VPN more versatile and accessible for advanced privacy needs.

   I’d like to propose adding native support for the Invisible Internet Project (I2P) to enhance Proton VPN’s offerings.

   I2P is a decentralized, anonymizing network that enables secure, private communication, complementing Proton’s existing Tor support. Integrating I2P could:

   Appeal to privacy-focused users who use I2P for secure browsing, messaging, or file sharing.
   Position Proton VPN as a leader in supporting multiple anonymity networks.
   Simplify setup for users, as manual I2P configuration with VPNs can be complex.
   Suggested features could include dedicated I2P servers, one-click connectivity (similar to your Tor integration), or optimized settings for I2P traffic (e.g., port forwarding or split… more

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3. Latency

   You mention gaming as a usecase but don't display latency for servers.
   I've used/am using Proton VPN but since I couldn't know latency without manually testing every server and then logging into the game , I had to get exitlag just for gaming. Please implement at latency information and if possible implement something similar to exitlag so I don't have to have multiple subscriptions.

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4. IESCO Bill Online Check

   Checking your electricity bill online is a convenient way to stay updated with your monthly billing information. You can review the payable amount, due date, and other available details without waiting for a printed copy. Online access is especially useful when a bill is delayed or misplaced, helping consumers manage their electricity expenses more efficiently.

   For a simple way to access IESCO bill information online, visit https://iescoonline.com.pk/. Keeping track of your bill each month can help you monitor electricity charges, plan payments before the due date, and maintain better records of your household expenses.

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5. localhost SOCKS5 tunnel like in Mullvad

   I would like to see this feature from mullvad in Proton VPN: https://mullvad.net/en/help/socks5-proxy

   Coming from Mullvad. This feature is great. I put it in Telegram and if VPN is disabled the application can't access the servers of this "privacy" messenger. It hides TCP Fingerprint, too. Reducing captcha and other garbage detections from antibot systems.

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6. Liquid Glass icon for macOS

   Please add a Liquid Glass app icon for Proton VPN on macOS 26.

   Thanks!

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7. More servers in Africa

   I am from Congo-Brazzaville and there is no server from there and i want to access local media and also servers in DR Congo would be nice and Servers in Niamey,***** could be great if it’s possible thanks in advance if you choose to consider it as no VPN has servers in these countries even virtual is good

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8. New server

   Add new server for Maldives country server

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9. VPN friendly wifi

   for andoid app in fact. can you add the feature that if my phone is connected to protonvpn when it connect to my home wifi it disconect from the vpn ?

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10. Auto shutdown when phone put in airplane mode

    I would love for the VPN to automatically stop trying to connect when I place my phone in airplane mode and also have it auto connect when I take my phone out of airplane mode.

    While in airplane mode (with no WiFi services, such as on a flight) the application keeps attempting to connect to a server. This significantly drains my battery, unless I remember to manually disconnect it after toggling airplane mode on.

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11. Split-tunneling on MacOS: Allow to include/exclude binaries, not just app bundles.

    Currently, split tunneling on macOS is limited to .app bundles, which means command-line tools and system binaries — such as /usr/bin/curl, wget, ssh, or custom scripts — cannot be individually included or excluded from the VPN tunnel.

    Thank you.

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12. WireGuard Stealth Mode API/Proxy Support for Third-Party Clients

    Hello Proton VPN Support Team,

    I am a Proton VPN user on Android and I have been using the WireGuard configuration profiles exported from the Proton VPN dashboard with a third-party client (RethinkDNS), which provides per-app firewall and DNS filtering and profiles (e.g. with NextDNS) features alongside VPN functionality.

    I have identified a specific issue with mobile network connectivity:

    • When I establish a WireGuard tunnel over Wi-Fi and then switch to a 5G mobile network, the existing session continues without interruption.
    • However, if I attempt to initiate a new WireGuard connection directly over 5G, the handshake fails entirely.

    This behavior strongly suggests that my mobile carrier performs Deep Packet Inspection (DPI) and blocks the initial WireGuard handshake packets — which have a well-known, identifiable signature — on 5G networks, while already-established UDP flows are allowed to pass.

    The Proton VPN application itself solves this via its Stealth (WireGuard over TCP) mode, which obfuscates traffic and bypasses DPI effectively. However, this feature is not available through the standard WireGuard configuration profiles exported from the dashboard, as it relies on a proprietary obfuscation layer that cannot be expressed in the standard WireGuard config format.

    My request:
    Would it be possible to provide an officially supported method for enabling Stealth/TCP mode in third-party WireGuard-compatible clients? This could be achieved through, for example:
    - A documented SOCKS5 or HTTP proxy endpoint on the Proton infrastructure that wraps WireGuard in TCP, usable alongside standard WireGuard profiles;
    - Or an open-source implementation of the Stealth obfuscation layer that third-party apps could integrate.

    This would greatly benefit users who rely on third-party clients for functionality not available in the official Proton VPN app, while still needing to bypass carrier-level DPI on mobile networks.

    Thank you for your time and consideration.

    Best regards

    Hello Proton VPN Support Team,

    I am a Proton VPN user on Android and I have been using the WireGuard configuration profiles exported from the Proton VPN dashboard with a third-party client (RethinkDNS), which provides per-app firewall and DNS filtering and profiles (e.g. with NextDNS) features alongside VPN functionality.

    I have identified a specific issue with mobile network connectivity:

    • When I establish a WireGuard tunnel over Wi-Fi and then switch to a 5G mobile network, the existing session continues without interruption.
    • However, if I attempt to initiate a new WireGuard connection directly over 5G, the handshake fails entirely.

    This behavior… more

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13. Launch Linux GUI app on boot

    I saw a completed post asking the Linux app on boot, but I guess it is not the GUI version, or perhaps not the one for Fedora.

    For me on Fedora with the GUI version I have to manually launch Proton VPN every time.

    By manually launching Proton VPN:
    1 - The system remains unprotected for a certain time;
    2 - Creates a needless ritual for every session;
    3 - Nullifies the purpose of the kill switch.

    ~/.config/autostart/ , Startup applications or GNOME extensions does not work because the GUI fails to connect during login. Only the kill switch starts correctly this way. A native “start with system” option would solve this.

    Right now we have "auto connect" and "start up minimized" but not a "start up with the system"

    I saw a completed post asking the Linux app on boot, but I guess it is not the GUI version, or perhaps not the one for Fedora.

    For me on Fedora with the GUI version I have to manually launch Proton VPN every time.

    By manually launching Proton VPN:
    1 - The system remains unprotected for a certain time;
    2 - Creates a needless ritual for every session;
    3 - Nullifies the purpose of the kill switch.

    ~/.config/autostart/ , Startup applications or GNOME extensions does not work because the GUI fails to connect during login. Only the kill switch starts… more

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14. FREE UK SERVER

    FREE UK SERVER

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15. New app

    We need a Proton vpn app for Linux tv sets

    Will it happen soon. It is the VIAAA operating system.

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16. Add a feature to the Android version of Proton VPN that allows you to choose which apps can access the internet.

    Add a feature to the Android version of Proton VPN that allows you to choose which apps can access the internet. This is different from split tunneling; it would give you the ability to block full internet access for apps that don't need it.
    There are already apps that do this, but they use a VPN themselves and therefore cannot be used with Proton VPN.

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17. Feature request: Add forwarded port API method

    Problem: There is no officially support method for a torrent client to obtain the currently active forwarded port from Proton VPN.

    Current practices: The only way I've found to determine the port is to scrape the VPN client log. This is not officially supported and thus brittle, not to mention inefficient.

    Proposed solution: Add a lightweight REST listener in the client to respond to API requests. Including forwarded port status, so that a local client can determine if the VPN is currently active, if port forwarding is enabled, and what the current port is. A unified cross-platform client API would be ideal.

    Problem: There is no officially support method for a torrent client to obtain the currently active forwarded port from Proton VPN.

    Current practices: The only way I've found to determine the port is to scrape the VPN client log. This is not officially supported and thus brittle, not to mention inefficient.

    Proposed solution: Add a lightweight REST listener in the client to respond to API requests. Including forwarded port status, so that a local client can determine if the VPN is currently active, if port forwarding is enabled, and what the current port is. A unified cross-platform client API would… more

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18. Backup Split Tunneling List

    A way to backup our URLs and IPs to Proton Drive. I recently had to uninstall/reinstall and then had to manually readd my entire list. Would be nice to have a way to backup the list, especially to Proton Drive, to have the peace of mind the data is safe.

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19. Autoconnect when wifi is lost, disconnect on trusted wifi,

    I use a vivo Fold 3, there's no VPN option available. Only from within the proton app.
    Like Surfshark, an auto connect when no WiFi would be so good. And then, auto disconnect when on trusted WiFi, would be a great addition. As my router is always connected through proton VPN, there's 2 vpn's active when I'm home. And always need to manually disconnect the VPN ... In 2025... Please add these features.

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20. Set Default Connection to Specific U.S. State

    I only ever want to connect to servers in the state I live in. Currently in order to do so I have to manually find that state in the connections list. Connecting to the fastest server will sometimes connect me to another state, and pinning the state connection still lists it as "United States" which is not descriptive and doesn't distinguish it from other pinned U.S. connections. Linux has the option to set the default connection to specific servers or other options (bust not states). This should be available on all platforms, or at the very least allow for creating profiles for specific states.

    I only ever want to connect to servers in the state I live in. Currently in order to do so I have to manually find that state in the connections list. Connecting to the fastest server will sometimes connect me to another state, and pinning the state connection still lists it as "United States" which is not descriptive and doesn't distinguish it from other pinned U.S. connections. Linux has the option to set the default connection to specific servers or other options (bust not states). This should be available on all platforms, or at the very least allow for creating… more

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