Bridge support for Calendar (Outlook, Thunderbird etc..)
Calendar accessible through protonmail bridge to use with native mail client
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Bluebone commented
Update to my previous comment.... THERE IS A WAY to have read only access to your protonmail calendar via outlook and overlay with your other calendars....
In your proton mail calendar go to your settings and "share outside proton" full access + copy the url link
Then in outlook right click on other calendars (bottom left below my calendar tick boxes), add calendar, from internet, paste the url
With this approach I was at least able to see my work, uni and personal proton mail calendars all together in outlook
If I receive an invite to proton (or I want to send one), I will still need to login via the browser to accept/send the invite.
It's also worth noting that this calendar in outlook will only refresh every 4 hours.
So, I can't manage all the appts via outlook but at least I can now see them all together + I know when I get an invite, I just need to go into chrome or my android app to press accept.
Hopefully proton releases an update one day, but this is going to have to be good enough for now.
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Dave C commented
The absence of CalDAV (and CardDAV) in Proton Calendar was almost a deal breaker for me when I was looking to migrate from my previous email host - who offered both.
I may be old fashioned but I still like the desktop email clients and use Thunderbird on PC & Mac systems. Being able to sync appointments and contact across systems including my phone is pretty key for me.
I managed to overcome this limitation by installing the Radicale Cal/CardDAV server on a spare Raspberry Pi but not everyone has that option.
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Anonymous commented
That would be absolutely a game changer. I use protonmail all the time because I can use it on windows outlook. But as long I can’t combine my privat (proton calendar) with my outlook events it doesn’t make sense for me to use it. Who wants to have two different calendars?
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Conner commented
An application for all paid users to integrate their ProtonCalendar accounts with popular calendar clients, such as Microsoft Outlook, Mozilla Thunderbird, or Apple Calendar.
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Ryan Putland commented
I absolutely agree with this. It's already an issue that I can't synchronise my Google Calendar with ProtonCalendar and this is why I cannot use ProtonCalendar at all. There are many plugins that allow for using Google Calendar with Microsoft Outlook as third party applications if there is some reason why direct integration can't be achieved, but for the price that the Visionary subscription costs, and the fact that ProtonMail & ProtonVPN are classing themselves as business-grade products for custom domain mail management, I don't think these features are an unrealistic expectation. I assume that the response will be that it's not done because of "security reasons".
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Warren McWhirter commented
Hi - Love your service. Is there an app that I can put on my phone to sync my work calendar (Outlook) and personal calendar (ProtonCalendar)? Thanks !!
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techdevelopment@pm.me commented
I have a customer who uses Outlook and wants the calendar to sync across his android phone and desktop computer using bridge. I can't find an example where this is currently supported, so would be great if it could work that way.
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Anonymous commented
Being able to manage emails non-web needs contacts and calendar to be complete.
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Anonymous commented
The ProtonMail bridge is quite useful for allowing old-fashioned me to access my encrypted e-mail from my favorite e-mail clients without having to resort to using a web browser. Also useful would be a ProtonCalendar bridge to allow me to use my favorite calendar application with my encrypted calendars.
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Anonymous commented
a feature that allows to synchronize ProtonCalendar with Thunderbird Calendar
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Anonymous commented
It would be amazing to be able to sync with MacOS Calendar (caldav) and MacOS Contacts (carddav) using Proton Bridge!
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Anonymous commented
I would like to be able to access my calendar via Thunderbird (lightning plugin or lightning like plugin). This would emulate google calendar access.
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Anonymous commented
Please make iCal support available via the bridge to synchronize the calendar with Thunderbird or other clients. Thank you.
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Anonymous commented
Could not agree more! I use Evolution exclusively and would love to be able to remove my need for Outlook calendar support.
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Anonymous commented
I completely agree, especially as a paid service. It is really unhelpful for scheduling appointments, integrating with Zoom etc. that we can't integrate the calendar with Zoom and it's making me think of finding another provider because I'm regularly scheduling meetings and I need something to make my work easier / not working across multiple calendars. Thanks!
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Anonymous commented
I was also wondering if there was a plan to bridge the calendar like there is for email application hosts?
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Anonymous commented
I'd love to have a sync feature, that can plug into Thunderbird Calendar (and I'm sure Outlook, or other app users would also benefit).
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Anonymous commented
Add two-way Proton Calendar sync ability with Outlook, Thunderbird, Apple Mail etc.
Is it possible to add the calendars to Proton Bridge, so we can use a desktop mail client to manage and update our calendars?
It would be great to be able to manage my Proton Calendar next to calendars from other accounts (for example my work calendar) from within the same desktop mail client.
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Michele Sartori commented
I gave 3 votes: this is an essential feature for Google Calendar and Contacts! No way I can effectively use these apps if I cannot sync it with my preferred apps.
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Anonymous commented
1. It would be great to be able to sync calendar data across to applications like thunderbird possibly using ProtonMail bridge.
2. It would be very helpful to be able to fetch events from e.g. a Google Calendar (for some of us work/family are still using google, and regardless I don't think Proton offers any kind of calendar sharing which is relatively essential for a lot of people).