Bridge support for Calendar (Outlook, Thunderbird etc..)
Calendar accessible through protonmail bridge to use with native mail client

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Morton commented
Very important feature for me who has to use outlook for all work tasks.
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JBz commented
Agreeing with many here. Let me toggle a switch in settings to "lower the shields" just enough to use Proton Calendar with the native iOS calendar app (as well as syncing contacts) and I'll finally be able to jump ship from the big "G".
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R0M4N AS3 commented
As mentioned already by many users it's definitely necessary to include calendar sync in protonmail bridge. Give it some extra mana.
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RJ commented
I can't move forward with switching my email and everything to Proton without this.
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GAW commented
It's sad that this topic is being ignored for so long... I hope, they will pick it up.
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Truc commented
Webcal is so usefull...
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Carson Wilcox commented
Has there been any activity on this request?
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SBUJ commented
An integrated email/productivity app that replaces Outlook and supports multiple accounts, including non-Proton email accounts. Integration of other features such as calendar and agenda (in the future maybe even ProtonChat) would streamline productivity.
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JD commented
As some other users have mentioned, it would be great getting calendar support in something (Bridge?) for syncing with Apple Calendar and for syncing contacts in Apple Contacts.
Thunderbird would also be fantastic! -
Gilbert commented
Does Proton's Dev or Sales Engineering team read these posts?
From a customer service perspective not replying to years of comments on an important topic is telling - perhaps their Dev team is so small, they don't have the staff to implement features fast enough. Alternatively, they don't view this as an important feature for the number one email client in the world.
Sigh.
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Tyler commented
This is not an absolute dealbreaker for me, but it would be very nice and my personal #1 most requested.
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Miguel commented
I just subscribed to use Proton Bridge but will cancel as calendar neither contacts cannot be synced. How is it possible this was left out?
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cris commented
This is critical to me. It makes me consider no longer being a paid subscriber.
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Gilbert commented
In looking back at this tread and being a Product Manager one has to ask what Proton's Dev pipeline looks like with respect to greenlighting a project which impacts a majority of email users inside and outside corporations?
Outlook is the default email client in the corporate world yet having the flexibility to sync different calendars would be uber useful - two years and counting later.
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Dave New commented
Like others have said, I really would like all clients that I use to be looking at the one Proton calendar. I use Outlook on both my desktop and laptop
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Eric Landry commented
It would be great to sync calendars across devices while importing to thrid-party apps.
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Viktor Madarasz commented
For me this is Critical and Non Negotiable
If this does not happen soon I might have to migrate away from Protonmail unfortunately . Swiss servers are nice but being able to handle my Calendar via Thunderbird on Linux via CalDav should not be a Feature Request in 2023.I actually pay more monthly for Protonmail than what I was paying for Exchange online which had full calendar integration with Thunderbird via Caldav for half the price.
I need this feature to remain on this platform
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Matt commented
The lack of this being planned or implemented although it was three years ago is making me consider no longer being a paid subscriber. At least make this planned!
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Van K commented
As an existing user, this is really the last critical issue for Proton Mail for me. I prefer to have my email and calendar in one place. The calendar especially is very important for users to be able to readily access, otherwise it's not useful. I'm fine with using the proton app for phones, but there is no such app for desktop. Since you already allow syncing with outlook for email, it seems logical to support the calendar feature as well.
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Y. commented
I can have polished and smart experience in desktop environments if the Calender Bridge was done. It is just grindy to open browsers just for nothing but checking/modifying your calenders.