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

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Claus commented
Very critical
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Claus commented
Please get this fixed - really not an option using Proton mail app on windows, as i do not support localization, so for me Thunderbird is the thing - but then again, no calendar !
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eljejer commented
How can this take so long ... ?
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Anonymous commented
Please, please, please! A CalDAV/CardDAV bridge would make Proton such an easier sell to customers. I’ve already moved my contacts to a self-hosted solution and I really don’t feel like doing the same for my calendar seeing as I’m already paying for Proton Calendar. Please put this on the roadmap!
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Audrey Ormes commented
Either make bridge work so that calendars form multiple mail clients can all be in one place, or allow additional IMAP accounts to proton mail, so mail and calendars can all be in one place (preferred option, but I'll take whichever one I can get!).
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Margie commented
I really need this functionality. It's very frustrating I can't sync calendars of multiple accounts right now. Please work on this feature!
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Ton commented
Can we get an update on when this feature will come?
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James Krieger commented
This is such an important feature to have. I want my calendar and email all in one app like Outlook or Thunderbird. Right now, since i have some non-proton emails, I have to have Thunderbird (for non-Proton email) and Proton apps (to make sure I get calendar alerts) open simultaneously.
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Roel commented
For work I need to be able to use one calendar client where I can manage both proton but also other calendars. Both to edit and to view which is not possible now.
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Karien commented
I need to be able to access and change calendars from outlook or ical to be able to work with multiple accounts (incl. work)
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GAW commented
Still would be great after 4 years.
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Adaline Simonian commented
I just paid very good money for an annual subscription for both me and my partner, only to find out I can't sync my calendar between my email client on my computers and my Proton account. This is a very large functionality gap I would like addressed.
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Wolfgang commented
A critical feature, which in my case is the only real roadblock to be able to fully migrate all my calendars to Proton.
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Dominic Mercier commented
I migrated all my emails to Proton about a month ago, assuming that the calendar and Contacts would be synchronized with Outlook, like the emails. What a mistake! I am very disappointed. This is critical; I constantly have to switch from one application to another. I am seriously considering going back to Outlook.
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Douglas Lassance commented
It would be nice to have this reflected on the roadmap, since it is unlikely to be deemed unnecessary.
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Murteza commented
Proton Mail Bridge can be turned into Proton Bridge and include the following features to provide complete local accessibility.
- Mail via IMAP & SMTP
- Contacts via CardDAV
- Calendar via CalDAV
- Drive via WebDAVMail is already part of the bridge, and it would continue to be the core functionality of the bridge. Other features should be toggles.
Drive can be too large to sync for some devices, and may not be desirable. It can be implemented as a storage for uploading files larger than 25 MB and won't fit as an attachments. Uploading to drive would automatically generate a share link which can be pasted into the email.
Thunderbird does support WebDAV storages such as NextCloud via an extension, https://addons.thunderbird.net/en-CA/thunderbird/addon/filelink-provider-for-owncloud/ .
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Ambrose commented
Using the web app for business adds work and the possibility of errors when moving between the mail and calendar. The Bridge works well for mail please expand it to handle Calendar as well
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Zenobius Jiricek commented
unbelievable that this hasn't been done. And looking at the excuse you peddle for communicating your roadmap, I'm more than likely just going back to gmail for everything.
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Philip commented
This is a must for me. Right now I’m running back and forth between Google and Proton. I use iCal to keep them organized but with Google I can input directly into iCal.
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Anonymous commented
CalDav Support!, critical!