Bridge support for Calendar (Outlook, Thunderbird etc..)
Calendar accessible through protonmail bridge to use with native mail client
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Anonymous commented
CalDav Support!, critical!
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James Ab commented
I’d REALLY like to have an automatic synchronisation between my Proton Calendar, and my Apple iCal.
It’s so tedious (and a huge time consumer) doing each update twice.
Could this be done via the Google Calendar? It’s something I don’t want to do, but if it can work as an interim work-around…
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Balázs Szulovszky commented
This would be really important to me!
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Anonymous commented
Definitely critical for business use!
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Simon commented
I have subscribed to Mail Plus, thinking that the Proton Bridge would handle contacts and calendar events as well, but it seems I was wrong. This is an absolute must for me, since I rely on Thunderbird due to my employer banning email forwarding to other addresses.
I really hope to see this discussed soon, as it is quite cumbersome to keep manually importing my Thunderbird events and contacts every month to Proton.
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[Deleted User] commented
I really need this feature to be implemented. It's really frustrating how Proton has adopted the Linux mantra of "almost there", but consistently behind. I need to be able to use my Proton account with native apps because their Electron counterparts just don't suffice for my needs.
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Anonymous commented
This is the most frustrating thing with proton. Please allow Contacts AND Calendar syncing with our prefered apps through a Bridge.
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Jean Lafontaine commented
Pour ma part, j'aimerais une compatibilité avec Evolution (Linux) pour les Agendas, Contacts, Mails et Notes.
Sur mon ordinateur de bureau, je ne veux pas avoir à utiliser des applications différentes pour mes différents comptes
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Alexis Scobey commented
I want to use Proton Calendar (as well as contacts) but being forced to use the official apps and not being able to sync them with Thunderbird makes it a complete non-starter. Sticking with iCloud for calendar and contacts until Proton fixes this.
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Zenobius commented
Needs to work with Fedora 40+ BetterBird.
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emeitner commented
Absolutely important if I want to use my native calendar app that integrates with my devices OS.
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Vasiliy Wood commented
Absolute must have, and long overdue.
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Radek commented
I would love to see this integrated into Proton Bridge, so I could have both my Proton email and calendar in Thunderbird. If tasks were added as a Proton service, the ability to sync those through Proton bridge would make my workflow complete, and I could completely migrate to Proton services.
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Richard J. Acton commented
Would Love to see CalDav/CardDav support so that I can use my preferred calendar / contacts / tasks apps
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Keith Slagerman commented
Eagerly awaiting news on if this feature will ever be implemented. ICS sharing into Thunderbird is better than nothing, but two way sync is what I need.
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Anon commented
Calendar is an acknowledged important part of privacy, closely connected to mail and task lists. via Bridge or another mechanism, this would be much appreciated.
... or allow the Proton solution to integrate calendar, mail and tasks!
I need to be able to see all my calendar events from work and personal in one place. I certainly don't want my work seeing my personal calendar, and I defiently am not prepared to continue with Google or Outlook.
Many thanks for your good work!
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Tim commented
Absolute must, i cannot use proton calendar without this as i am required to use outlook calendar for my job. Our species has landed a probe on an asteroid and we can’t have unified email and calendar in 2024?
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Stowy commented
Would allow me to fully use thunderbird and not half thunderbird half webapp. This is a very important feature
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timonoj commented
Why the need to reinvent the wheel at every step? Why not let Proton Calendar be an Android Calendar app, so I can use other calendars and sync events to things like my smartwatch? Will we also have to wait at their own clumsy pairing thingy implementation?
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Jose Valenzuela commented
More like between important and critical. Heck, I'll even do caldav if that's all you can provide.