Import ics on mobile
Having the Proton Calendar Android app register as a handler for .ics-files and importing them would be a huge productivity boost.
Right now, I can either import them via the web interface or create them manually, none of which suffice of the go.
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Anonymous commented
Same thing for the iOS app. Opening .ics files, at least from email attachments in Proton Mail, in the Proton Calendar app is a must.
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Jon W commented
Being able to add events to the calendar from other apps (e.g. proton mail) is a critical piece of functionality.
Currently most apps allow sharing an .ics file but the Proton Calendar app doesn’t seem to allow importing/adding events from them.
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Richard Moore commented
+1
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David Cohen commented
I'm surprised this hasn't been implemented yet. I just scheduled a doctor appointment on my android phone and the medical app gives me an ics file with the appointment time. I open the ics file and it gives me the option to import on all calendar apps I have, except proton calendar. This is the main reason I'm not using the calendar service yet.
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Plain Clothes commented
I regularly get cal invites with attached ics files from various other services. Mostly Google, but some Office 360 accounts as well. ProtonCalendar should register for these events directly from the ProtonMail message.
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Anonymous commented
Add .ics file association option for the Android ProtonCalendar app.
E.g.: When tapping on an .ics file, choose to open with ProtonCalendar app, just like it is possible with Outlook.In the Web UI it is possible to import .ics files under "import calendar". Would be cool for an app to be associated with .ics files when trying to opening them (regardless of OS).
thanks in advance, I'm sure you're working on this already.
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Charles commented
Totally agree. They open by default in the Google calendar app, and I can't seem to change the settings for so the proton mail app will open ICS files.