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1. Website Hosting

   cloud (satellite) space or remote hard drive for html file upload, remote info access and exchange
   kind of like a website, but also file folder access, financial exchanges excluding php, transfers for inventory based economy transactions

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2. Personal Data Removal

   A new service focused around removing personal data from sites like TruePeopleSearch and Whitepages. Since the whole idea of Proton is focused around privacy, I believe it would make a great addition to the current services provided by Proton. It would make it a perfect tool for new users who getting into privacy control and for current users who are serious about their privacy. Let me know what you guys think!

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3. Upgrade email encryption for existing addresses and emails

   As a long-time Proton-supporter (amongst the first users), my encryption keys for emails are rather old and somewhat not state of the art anymore (e.g. RSA 2048-bit).

   The current feature to generate new keys requires me to keep the old keys for old emails intact - but I'm looking for a feature that would actually allow me to REPLACE my existing key with a more modern and secure key for ANY of my emails.

   That would require all existing emails to be decrypted on the client with the existing key and encrypted with the new key/algorithm but would allow for an actual upgrade of security.

   Drawbacks of the existing feature are: If, for whatever reason, an existing key has been compromised, old emails would remain "unprotected" even when a new key has been generated --> somewhat undermines the privacy/security vision of Proton.

   PS.: This should also be possible for the account key =)

   As a long-time Proton-supporter (amongst the first users), my encryption keys for emails are rather old and somewhat not state of the art anymore (e.g. RSA 2048-bit).

   The current feature to generate new keys requires me to keep the old keys for old emails intact - but I'm looking for a feature that would actually allow me to REPLACE my existing key with a more modern and secure key for ANY of my emails.

   That would require all existing emails to be decrypted on the client with the existing key and encrypted with the new key/algorithm but would allow for… more

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4. Enhanced email formatting features

   Proton's email formatting features are too limited for Proton to be the world's leading secure email provider.

   I suggest that Proton have at look at Zoho's and Gmail's formatting suites. For example, emails look much better and are more readable when the content area is narrowed and centered on the page (needs "deep" indent feature).

   Line spacing and undo features are most valuable, too. These are must have basics.

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5. Option to collapse sidebar

   The left-hand menu sidebar occupies excessive space. Could we implement a new layout feature allowing users to collapse it? This feature would function similarly to Gmail's sidebar: when the mouse hovers over the area, it expands, and when the mouse moves away, it collapses. This would improve usability and maximize screen real estate.

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6. Android adaptive / material / themed icons

   Please make icon's theme-able. More and more 3rd party apps already support it, Proton sticks out like a sore thumb.

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7. Graphene Apps

   It would be nice to have native versions of the apps on Graphine OS, as it's security focused too. I think the only way to install them there at the moment is in a sandboxed mode, but I haven't tried because there are a few things like password management I want to retain functionality of before I make the steps to de-google. Going through the process of flashing my phone to Graphene, only to find the Proton apps aren't able to function would stop me from going that direction for the moment.

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8. Emergency lock out

   It would be highly practical to have an option for a general or emergency lock out for Mail, Calendar, Pass and Drive related to the same account on all devices at the same.

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9. note taking app

   Hi,

   I have been thinking about moving to the Proton environment as at the moment I am paying for several services as Last Pass and Nord VPN.

   Said that, I am wondering if you have a plan to deploy a note taking app like "Notion" or "Evernote" .

   From my experience Notion has the best features and layout and I would love to have something similar.

   Thank you
   Valerio

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10. Crowdfund Linux parity

    Run a crowdfunding campaign to put complete Linux parity on the Proton roadmap. This will allow customers and potential customers to demonstrate support more tangibly than with suggestions and votes.

    It is clear from broad and specific suggestions here on UserVoice that there is customer demand for improved Linux support. I can only assume that you are lacking concrete evidence for the SIZE of the demand. This is the intended purpose of crowdfunding campaigns.

    This is a specific, actionable suggestion to provide a solid business case for Linux support. It would also provide potential customers with confidence that Linux support will not languish forever, converting them into paying customers today.

    (The alternative is to wait for a large corporate client to request Linux support, which general users have no influence over.)

    Crowdfunding can be scary, here are some notes:

    • Both promises and expectations should be reasonable. I believe that there is an audience like me who get some use out of Proton Free today, would benefit from and pay for Ultimate (or Family, etc) today, but are not confident that Linux parity is scheduled. A crowdfunder would initiate new subscriptions today, just for that reassurance.

    • Linux-exclusive users would not immediately benefit from the crowdfunder. That's ok, because the mixed audience (above) are demonstrating there is enough demand already, and our colleagues can join later.

    • If the crowdfunder does not reach its target, that would be disappointing but helpful. It would demonstrate that there is not enough consumer support for Proton on Linux today. This would surprise me greatly, but it would make it clear that we need to encourage our Linux colleagues to give feedback on why not.

    • Proton should define the target, timeline and technical scope. I'm not sure that stretch goals and community wishlists are appropriate here, as that tends to be a source of disappointment especially for new and enthusiastic funders.

    • Open source bridge components would allow Proton to support more Linux systems without adding engineering effort. The community can take responsibility for repackaging, redistribution and tight DE integration.

    I'm sure there are details that I haven't considered, but hopefully this suggestion demonstrates that any remaining concerns are surmountable.

    Run a crowdfunding campaign to put complete Linux parity on the Proton roadmap. This will allow customers and potential customers to demonstrate support more tangibly than with suggestions and votes.

    It is clear from broad and specific suggestions here on UserVoice that there is customer demand for improved Linux support. I can only assume that you are lacking concrete evidence for the SIZE of the demand. This is the intended purpose of crowdfunding campaigns.

    This is a specific, actionable suggestion to provide a solid business case for Linux support. It would also provide potential customers with confidence that Linux support… more

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11. Proton Office

    Now with the acquisition of Standard Notes I think there is room to expand its features with PowerPoints and Documents. It already has Spreadsheets. Then it would start being an alternative for Microsoft Word and PowerPoint (or Googles services). I think that would be a great addition for individuals but of course also businesses.

    I personally need an Office program and since I can't sync my documents from MS Office automatically with Proton Drive, this would kill two birds with one stone.

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12. Private discussion even if sender uses gmail

    Hello, what is the point of using protonmail if the person who receives the email or who sends it uses gmail, outlook... If google can see the content protonmail is of no use. I keep seeing a banner changing subscription at the top but how do you expect us to pay if we know that the person who sent us the email did it with an advertising company? In addition, the protonvpn application from the store on Linux does not work and neither does the kill switch.

    Finally, I think that the fact that proton is financed by the European Union harms the independence of proton. Indeed, as the IP affair of activists in France has shown, we tend to go in the direction of the one who finances us. Furthermore, this institution uses the pretext of privacy to pry its nose into your affairs. But what is the GDPR good for if the user uses Google, Apple, Facebook, Amazon, Microsoft? Solutions come from the individual and not from the State, which is what proton did.

    Here are examples where the State made people believe that it was acting for the common good when it had other interests:

    -Subsidies granted to certain industries, such as the automobile sector or agriculture, which benefit large groups more than consumers or small producers.

    -Mass surveillance programs carried out under the pretext of fighting terrorism, which in reality allow increased control of citizens by the State.

    -The use of justice to persecute political opponents.

    -Subsidies given to certain industries under the pretext of creating jobs, but which in reality distort markets.

    Here are some examples from Milton Friedman's ideas that suggest regulations can be counterproductive:

    Labor market regulations: Friedman argued that minimum wage laws, although they may appear to protect lower-paid workers, can actually lead to increased unemployment by making employers less likely to hire.

    Environmental Regulations: According to Friedman, environmental regulations can result in excessive costs for businesses, thereby discouraging investment, innovation, and economic growth without necessarily significantly improving environmental quality.

    Financial Regulations: Friedman has criticized excessive financial regulations, which he says hamper the efficiency of financial markets, discourage innovation, and create barriers to access to capital for small businesses.

    Industry Regulations: Friedman argued that strict industry regulations can discourage investment and competitiveness by placing undue constraints on businesses, thereby preventing them from quickly adapting to market changes.

    Trade regulations: Friedman believed in the free movement of goods and services between countries and criticized restrictive trade regulations, saying they harm economic growth by hindering international trade and creating barriers to market entry foreigners.

    Innovation Regulations: Friedman warned against excessive regulations in innovation, saying they could discourage investment in research and development, hinder creativity and hamper economic growth.

    Business Regulations: Friedman argued that burdensome regulations imposed on businesses can harm productivity, operational efficiency, and the ability of businesses to respond quickly to market needs.

    Real estate regulations: Friedman has criticized real estate industry regulations, such as strict zoning restrictions, saying they can lead to housing shortages, price gouging, and inefficient allocation of resources.

    Health Industry Regulations: Friedman has questioned the effectiveness of government regulations in health care, saying they can hinder medical innovation, increase health care costs, and reduce access to services medical.

    Education Regulations: Friedman has criticized government regulations in education, arguing that they can limit parental choice, hinder educational innovation, and maintain an inefficient education system.

    “Those who believe they are acting in the general interest are in reality led to favor particular interests which are not part of their intentions.”

    Milton Friedman

    economist, Scientist, Nobel Prize in Economics (1912 - 2006)

    Hello, what is the point of using protonmail if the person who receives the email or who sends it uses gmail, outlook... If google can see the content protonmail is of no use. I keep seeing a banner changing subscription at the top but how do you expect us to pay if we know that the person who sent us the email did it with an advertising company? In addition, the protonvpn application from the store on Linux does not work and neither does the kill switch.

    Finally, I think that the fact that proton is financed by the European… more

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13. Standard Notes Acquisition and Full Google Drive Alternative Build

    With the recent acquisition of Standard Notes, it seems like Proton has plans to do what was done with SimpleLogin: maintain the original service while also integrating a version of it into the Proton workflow. I speculate that something like "Proton Notes" - built off the Standard Notes code - is on the horizon. And if so, I really hope Proton also pays attention to the open-source code of CryptPad and (the now-defunct) Skiff Pages and makes real-time collaboration possible. This will put Proton Drive on-par with Google Drive - except, of course, it will be E2E encrypted. This would be a game-changer and would definitely attract more users.

    I don't share other users' concerns about Standard Notes needing to look more "modern." It honestly looks modern enough to me (especially Standard Notes spreadsheets - the dark mode is great and unique for those). I think more people are looking for a Google Drive alternative than something like Obsidian/LogSeq/Notion; but if Proton does go for building out something in the vain of Obsidian/LogSeq/Notion, I think it should come after building out real-time collaboration - which should be the priority.

    With the recent acquisition of Standard Notes, it seems like Proton has plans to do what was done with SimpleLogin: maintain the original service while also integrating a version of it into the Proton workflow. I speculate that something like "Proton Notes" - built off the Standard Notes code - is on the horizon. And if so, I really hope Proton also pays attention to the open-source code of CryptPad and (the now-defunct) Skiff Pages and makes real-time collaboration possible. This will put Proton Drive on-par with Google Drive - except, of course, it will be E2E encrypted. This would… more

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14. Contact Application

    I suggest that Proton develop a contact application similar to the Contact application that Apple has.

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15. Configure spellchecker language in desktop app

    In a browser, Proton Mail benefits from the browser functions to spell check. In the new Proton Mail installed application, the language cannot be configured or I do not know how to do it...

    It would be very useful to be able to configure the spell checker language for people that are writing in a language that is different than the OS language used.

    Thank You

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16. Hotkey / shortcut to switch between mail and calendar desktop app

    Similar to https://protonmail.uservoice.com/forums/945460-general-ideas/suggestions/46942153-switch-between-applications-in-same-window but on DESKTOP instead of in browser.

    Since desktop does not support tab views, I want a quick way to switch between Mail & Calendar.

    Currently I have to inefficiently move hands from keyboard and:
    1. switch from typing to mouse
    2. select the app picker
    3. select the app

    For example, I would like to be able to press Ctrl + 1 for Mail, Ctrl + 2 for Calendar, etc

    This is how Slack works when switching Workspaces, as an example.

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17. Delete additional Proton addresses

    I was trying to add an address with a custom domain but accidentally used proton.me instead of my domain name. I cannot remove the address I accidentally added, and it counts towards my limit of 10 addresses. Not cool, Proton.

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18. Proton Social

    Perhaps can be interesting create a Mastodon Instance of Proton for news o make community social.proton.me :)

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19. Wiki with RBAC

    I'd like to see an E2EE Wiki product with full role based access controls (RBAC), ie. owner, editor, viewer, etc. and integration with Proton Drive for files. This would be invaluable to me in both personal (family) and business use cases.

    As far as I know, no one but Skiff has really tried this so it must be really really hard. But I also think it would be really really valuable.

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20. Show release notes pop up

    All Proton applications are rapidly evolving. It would be awesome to provide a summary of changes when users open the app for the first time after an update.

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