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1. Two Design Suggestions

   It's difficult to distinguish "On" or "OFF" on the Mac Menu Bar Icon.

   And the larger screen color should have a light and dark option. While the purple color is dramatic, it's extremely difficult to read.

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2. clashX support

   I hope you can support clashX configuration files,Because many Chinese users especially need this function, the official app is not easy to use in Chinese Mainland, nor is TunnelBlick

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3. Remove uncaught spying vector for slimy Google

   First, how many starting users know all the settings and that they might be "effectively" thinking they're private on the VPN, while really not necessarily being protected fully from Google spying.

   This is not a knock on Proton's excellent tunnel privacy, but a sort of front and back door that may be open, like it turned out to be on my iphone ProtonVPN install.

   The biggest spyware operation that's ever existed called "Google," has a DNS operation to spy further on users activities which can happen prior to entering the VPN tunnel... IF ... you have "Allow Alternative Routing" to be turned on (which is the "tyrannical" default setting).

   With browser fingerprinting and Google spy scripts on I'd estimate 97% of all websites in the world, it can easily know you are
   a) diving into the finite number of Proton servers and
   b) know it's you by virtue of the million points of data in a file they have on you and use it and fingerprinting to know it's you on the other end.

   Privacy's number one enemy is the scumbag Google, manipulating world elections with its data and allowing for potential blackmail of anyone who opposes it, whether by its own doing or a government that has access to its servers (with/without consent).

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   A) Turn off Alternative Routing by default;
   B) Make it a tranparent choice as to which service(s) can be picked for alternative DNS;
   C) disqualify Google from being one of those services!

   Google has so many conned into thinking it's a friend with its manipulating algorithms, easy/lazy tools for webmasters, and cheap phones, chromebooks, tablets to "own" the user like a good spyware rootkit, but one that also puts users to sleep.

   And lastly, Alphabet is already being said that for its A.I. it now wants every literal bit that flows on the entire internet to be in its servers. Sick.

   First, how many starting users know all the settings and that they might be "effectively" thinking they're private on the VPN, while really not necessarily being protected fully from Google spying.

   This is not a knock on Proton's excellent tunnel privacy, but a sort of front and back door that may be open, like it turned out to be on my iphone ProtonVPN install.

   The biggest spyware operation that's ever existed called "Google," has a DNS operation to spy further on users activities which can happen prior to entering the VPN tunnel... IF ... you have "Allow Alternative Routing" to… more

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4. Transform Proton VPN to Proton SPN

   I discover that future is SPN and not VPN and I think Proton need to go in this direction. You can discover what is SPN here : https://safing.io/blog/2020/01/22/how-the-spn-compares-to-vpns/

   Please think about it.

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5. Port Forwarding support for MacOS

   Port Forwarding is available on Windows but there's no ETA about its availability in Mac (OSX).

   MacOS is behind not only in Port Forwarding but also Split Tunneling and that's a lot. Need to priority feature parity.

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6. Chat

   Gostaria reembolso por favor

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7. Make another user an admin after creating their account
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8. Disconnect VPN connection on the dashboard.

   So that the user can terminate unwanted connections.

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9. Add more servers in Brazil

   Brazil has been facing some political problems because the president and the highest authorities of the Brazilian justice (STF) have an alignment of ideas with communism and dictators, it is essential that Proton seeks ways to circumvent future barriers in Brazil because they want to censor the internet and social networks, telegram for example has been experiencing problems with some frequency in brazil, and in addition brazil is a continental country, the current servers are all located in São Paulo, I suggest that they add more servers distributed in the main capitals of the country to improve connection speed (Rio de Janeiro, Belo Horizonte, Porto Alegre, Natal, Florianópolis, Brasília, Salvador, Curitiba...) and finding ways to circumvent possible forms of censorship, there are millions of Brazilians who use VPN or proxy services, if you manage to offer better conditions than your competitors you would certainly get new customers, currently no VPN provider has a focus on Brazil, and All connections are reasonably slow, if you are the pioneers you will certainly profit a lot.

   Brazil has a population of more than 200 million, and at least 70% of these people use the internet and social networks at least 8 hours a day, now that Starlink has arrived in Brazil, I believe that the number of people connected will approach 100 % because many people did not have access to the internet due to the enormous territorial extension of the country and because there is not a good infrastructure of cables or antennas to make internet available in all corners, with Starlink this scenario will change quickly.

   Brazil has been facing some political problems because the president and the highest authorities of the Brazilian justice (STF) have an alignment of ideas with communism and dictators, it is essential that Proton seeks ways to circumvent future barriers in Brazil because they want to censor the internet and social networks, telegram for example has been experiencing problems with some frequency in brazil, and in addition brazil is a continental country, the current servers are all located in São Paulo, I suggest that they add more servers distributed in the main capitals of the country to improve connection speed (Rio… more

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10. implement Rosenpass over wireguard and stealth protocols

    https://rosenpass.eu/
    https://rosenpass.eu/about/

    From the site:

    "In recent years, “Quantum Computers” have become visible on the horizon as we look towards the future ‒ computers so powerful they could break any current cryptographic standard. Standards that ensure the safety of our online banking or the authenticity of a website pretending to be the BBC, the Reuters news bureau or your favorite low-cost airline.

    Rosenpass is an important precaution against what is to come: a safeguard. It is a computer programme installed and run in parallel to WireGuard, making it immune to attacks from Quantum Computers. Rosenpass doesn’t change the way WireGuard works (in fact, WireGuard encryption continues to work as it used to without Rosenguard), but it adds encryption that cannot be broken by the Quantum Computers that are about to become part of our online reality.

    Rosenpass is Free and Open Source Software, developed independently by cryptographers and scientists with the help of a grant by the Dutch philanthropic foundation Stichtig NLnet."

    https://rosenpass.eu/
    https://rosenpass.eu/about/

    From the site:

    "In recent years, “Quantum Computers” have become visible on the horizon as we look towards the future ‒ computers so powerful they could break any current cryptographic standard. Standards that ensure the safety of our online banking or the authenticity of a website pretending to be the BBC, the Reuters news bureau or your favorite low-cost airline.

    Rosenpass is an important precaution against what is to come: a safeguard. It is a computer programme installed and run in parallel to WireGuard, making it immune to attacks from Quantum Computers. Rosenpass doesn’t change the way WireGuard… more

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11. Custom DNS on Android

    Add option as on windows to define custom DNS (secure and plain) on android devices.

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12. VPN split tunnel for IOS.

    Please provide Split tunneling on VPN for iPhone and iPad.

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13. What is the point of VPN profiles, if you cannot save the most essential connection settings into them?

    When I use the VPN for everyday web surfing, checking emails, or streaming Netflix, I do not use features like split-tunnel, port-forwarding, or NAT moderation.
    When I use the VPN for P2P file sharing (torrent), instead, I do need to activate the three features I just mentioned.

    Therefore, at the moment I have to open the application settings and change these three manually every single time.

    What is the point of allowing users to setup connection profiles for different purposes, if you cannot save essential connection settings that are clearly an advantage for some of those purposes (that you designed profiles for), and clearly a disadvantage (if not a risk) for others?

    Please introduce the ability to save into each profile different settings for the split-tunnel, port-forwarding, and NAT moderation features.

    When I use the VPN for everyday web surfing, checking emails, or streaming Netflix, I do not use features like split-tunnel, port-forwarding, or NAT moderation.
    When I use the VPN for P2P file sharing (torrent), instead, I do need to activate the three features I just mentioned.

    Therefore, at the moment I have to open the application settings and change these three manually every single time.

    What is the point of allowing users to setup connection profiles for different purposes, if you cannot save essential connection settings that are clearly an advantage for some of those purposes (that you designed… more

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14. Rotate VPN country on a schedule

    I would like to have the option to have my VPN change the country on a set schedule. For example, every 10 minutes I would like to change countries automatically.

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15. Make systemd dependency optional

    ProtonVPN NetworkManager Library has a hard dependency on systemd-python [https://github.com/ProtonVPN/protonvpn-nm-lib/issues/18].

    I'm upgrading ProtonVPN-CLI and packaging ProtonVPN-GUI in GNU Guix [https://issues.guix.gnu.org/59246], which doesn't have/use systemd.

    Could you please make the systemd optional or make seatd [https://git.sr.ht/~kennylevinsen/seatd] an alternative option?

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16. Additional Options for ProtonVPN Profiles

    In ProtonVPN Profiles, I would like options for Kill Switch and Netshield, so those settings can be set independently for my various profiles.

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17. Add criteria options for Quick Connect

    The "Quick Connect" button connects to the fastest available server; however, not all servers are made equal. If I want to connect to the fastest server that supports streaming, P2P, or Tor (or some combination thereof), then I have to go to the server list and manually compare available servers, then pick the one that is best. This is especially concerning with P2P, since even different servers in the same region don't consistently support it, and there's no easy way to see the supported features of the server you're connected to without finding it in the server list.

    It would be extremely useful to have toggles beneath the "quick connect" button to enable or disable those any of those three features as requirements.

    The "Quick Connect" button connects to the fastest available server; however, not all servers are made equal. If I want to connect to the fastest server that supports streaming, P2P, or Tor (or some combination thereof), then I have to go to the server list and manually compare available servers, then pick the one that is best. This is especially concerning with P2P, since even different servers in the same region don't consistently support it, and there's no easy way to see the supported features of the server you're connected to without finding it in the server list.

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18. Automatically changing VPN connections every X minutes

    Add a Textbox under profiles where one can enter the amount of minutes after which the VPN connects to another server

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19. Gaming servers

    Add New US VPN Servers Optimized for Gaming.

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20. Permanent Kill Switch on Mac OS

    Like on other devices, it's important that the Mac OS app has a permanent kill switch feature.

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