Proton Drive
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rclone for photos
Expose the "Photos" location to rclone. Perhaps allow the user to specify a custom folder name to synchronize photos to. Then rclone could be used to simply sync that specific folder.
11 votes -
84 votes
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6 votes
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Support for sftp
Support transfers for SFTP. This could be as simple as a SFTP bridge, one end implementing SFTP, ther other the ProtonDrive bespoke API.
This would allows me to use rsync and rclone.
52 votes -
Linux FUSE mount
There's currently no method to securely access Proton Drive as a filesystem on Linux.
I request an application that can be used to mount a drive to the filesystem with on-the-fly encryption/decryption.
The application should ensure some level of security, such as not storing the account password on the machine, and requiring 2fa at mount time.
This is because the current mechanism people are using, rclone, is not secure: it is almost trivial for malware to copy the rclone configuration file to obtain the user's Proton password. (It is encrypted using a symmetric encryption, with a static key readily…
18 votes -
Tokens for Protondrive
We need tokens for Protondrive, similar to the tokens for SMTP submission (see https://proton.me/support/smtp-submission). It should be possible to assign these tokens on a folder basis. This would make backups to Protondrive much easier. Currently the 2FA code has to be entered sporadically (e.g. for rclone).
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app-specific passwords
I would love to use RoundSync on Android or rclone on Linux to synchronize some of my files, but I hate the idea that those apps would then, theoretically, have access to all my passwords, mails, calender entries, ...
It would be great to be able to generate an app-specific password for this use-case, where I can specify which services the app can access (it would be only "drive" for me).
3 votes
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