I love how Proton Docs automatically keeps a version history of every change we make to a document. It would be great to give users the option to set the time interval for creating new versions for example, after each edit, after 1 minute, after 2 minutes, and so on.

Currently, when I start a new document, each word I type generates a separate version. This quickly becomes overwhelming, making it hard to scroll back to a useful point in the history. While frequent versioning makes sense during focused editing such as correcting a document someone else sent or making deliberate revisions, it feels unnecessary while I’m simply typing.

Therefore, it would be helpful if the software could aggregate rapid, continuous typing into a single version, while still preserving smaller, intentional edits as individual versions. In other words, the system should detect when I’m typing a lot and bundle those changes together, yet keep distinct versions for deliberate edits.