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1. Proton Unlimited – A growing gap in the ecosystem?

   Might I suggest a closer alignment between Proton Meet and Proton Unlimited?

   While one appreciates the realities of resource constraints, the current approach—where an already top-tier plan effectively becomes “upgradeable” (as seen with Meet and Lumo)—undermines the original concept of Unlimited. It begins to feel less like a complete offering and more like a base layer for subsequent add-ons.

   If this direction is necessary, a clearer restructuring would be preferable: either introduce a new, higher-tier plan, or reconsider the scope and pricing of the existing ones. As it stands, what was once the definitive individual tier now feels somewhat diluted.

   As a result, I find myself defaulting to Signal and Google (with local encryption) for everyday use, and reconsidering the long-term value of the subscription.

   Might I suggest a closer alignment between Proton Meet and Proton Unlimited?

   While one appreciates the realities of resource constraints, the current approach—where an already top-tier plan effectively becomes “upgradeable” (as seen with Meet and Lumo)—undermines the original concept of Unlimited. It begins to feel less like a complete offering and more like a base layer for subsequent add-ons.

   If this direction is necessary, a clearer restructuring would be preferable: either introduce a new, higher-tier plan, or reconsider the scope and pricing of the existing ones. As it stands, what was once the definitive individual tier now feels somewhat diluted.

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2. Onboarding Opt-out or Toggle

   Current onboarding experience needs to be streamlined and needs to respect users. Currently, there are emails sent daily for the first week or so and then there are frequent notifications and banners and modal windows that pop up and interrupt the user while trying to complete a task or just send a quick email. This constant interruption and disrespect for user's time and agency is not welcomed. For those that need onboarding, let them opt in and for those that do not need onboarding, let them opt out. There should be a single question upon new account creation: "Would you like to activate the onboarding experience?" A simple Yes/No would either enable or disable all onboarding for that user. There should also be an On/Off toggle in the settings to enable or disable onboarding. Other than that, just make finding help easy without being intrusive or distracting.

   Current onboarding experience needs to be streamlined and needs to respect users. Currently, there are emails sent daily for the first week or so and then there are frequent notifications and banners and modal windows that pop up and interrupt the user while trying to complete a task or just send a quick email. This constant interruption and disrespect for user's time and agency is not welcomed. For those that need onboarding, let them opt in and for those that do not need onboarding, let them opt out. There should be a single question upon new account creation: "Would you… more

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3. Duo 1/2 cost for 2nd person for 1/4 features...not a deal!

   Duo is worthless for second member because most of the control is limited to admin...stupid idea unless you are adding a child.

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4. Proton AIO (All-in-one)

   This is a spin-off & more in-depth idea (at least in my opinion) of this suggestion:
   https://protonmail.uservoice.com/forums/945460-general-ideas/suggestions/48528431-all-in-one-desktop-app
   I was a bit confused on what exactly was wanted, but here is what I am looking for and hope many others will agree or add onto this suggestion.

   What is this looking to solve?

   Currently as it stands, proton users must navigate several pages or find the https://protonapps.com/ site, which still may direct users to web pages or wiki pages on the install process (e.g. Linux - Proton VPN). There is no easy central way to download applications, which may not seem as an issue to some, but it can be seen as an opportunity to expand and centralize the applications, if users wish to do so. This would not replace the current installers, but rather be an opt-in app management & access solution. Think adobe/m365, but not **** & 1000x better.

   What would it support?

   Simply every operating system/distribution will have its own primary installer (MacOS, Windows, & Linux) (Maybe android/apple devices as well). More specifically for Linux, you would be able to choose whether it is a native install (apt/rpm) or via flatpaks (proton would need official flatpaks at that time (kinda wanting this too for image based os).

   Besides that, you would be able to pick and choose which applications you want to install; you could choose the whole suite or a single application. It would check updates on startup, show release notes, etc. You can also access everything through it, similar to how on the web there is the apps icon, but instead of opening a new tab, the whole application swaps over to the chosen app.

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   Personally, I have all my stuff with proton with a custom domain. Something like this would be a great QoL feature, & opens the gateway to better application support with flatpaks, better apt/rpm support, & other OS specific funsies.

   This is a spin-off & more in-depth idea (at least in my opinion) of this suggestion:
   https://protonmail.uservoice.com/forums/945460-general-ideas/suggestions/48528431-all-in-one-desktop-app
   I was a bit confused on what exactly was wanted, but here is what I am looking for and hope many others will agree or add onto this suggestion.

   What is this looking to solve?

   Currently as it stands, proton users must navigate several pages or find the https://protonapps.com/ site, which still may direct users to web pages or wiki pages on the install process (e.g. Linux - Proton VPN). There is no easy central way to download applications, which may not seem… more

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5. SHA-256 Checksums and GitHub Release

   Please consider providing SHA-256 checksums for all downloadable binaries and upload the release binaries to GitHub with each release. Thanks.

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6. Ability to filter on Proton Mail by the email address it is sending to you

   Especially with the connection to Gmail, and especially with the already existing ability of up to 10+ alternative emails leading to the same inbox, we need the ability near the top of proton mail to "Filter by Address", with checkboxes for each of your email.

   For example, if I have 3 Proton Emails, and my Gmail Account (PersonalProton1@pm.me, BusinessProton2@pm.me, MiscProton3@pm.me, Gmail@gmail.com), but I only want to see the emails for my business email (BusinessProton2@pm.me), I need to simply have a checkbox to only include inbox messages coming to that specific address (BusinessProton2@pm.me).

   Now, this is theoretically possible by going into filters, than more filter settings, then adding a specific recepitant address, but this is not only extremely time consuming just to filter these emails, but extremely unconventional.

   You should make it to where it's a quick checkbox mark of your listed emails. It's fast, easy, and EXTREMELY useful.

   This will be especially helpful with the new Gmail linking(s).

   Especially with the connection to Gmail, and especially with the already existing ability of up to 10+ alternative emails leading to the same inbox, we need the ability near the top of proton mail to "Filter by Address", with checkboxes for each of your email.

   For example, if I have 3 Proton Emails, and my Gmail Account (PersonalProton1@pm.me, BusinessProton2@pm.me, MiscProton3@pm.me, Gmail@gmail.com), but I only want to see the emails for my business email (BusinessProton2@pm.me), I need to simply have a checkbox to only include inbox messages coming to that specific address (BusinessProton2@pm.me… more

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7. Import paper wallet on Proton Wallet Mobile App

   Paper wallets can only be imported via the web app. This feature is also needed in the mobile iOS app.

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8. Bitcoin Widget Proton Wallet

   A widget for Proton Wallet that simply shows the Bitcoin price.

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9. Official Proton Mail browser extension with unread mail badge and notifications

   I would love to see an official Proton Mail browser extension that provides fast and convenient access to Proton Mail directly from the browser toolbar — similar in concept to GMX MailCheck, but implemented according to Proton’s privacy and security standards.
   Useful features could include:
   - Proton Mail icon in the browser toolbar
   - unread/new mail counter displayed as a badge
   - notifications for new messages
   - one-click access to the inbox
   - quick “Compose” button
   - convenient handling of mailto: links
   - optional preview of new messages
   - optional support for multiple Proton Mail accounts
   An especially useful feature would be the ability to receive new-mail notifications and update the unread badge without requiring a Proton Mail tab to remain open permanently.
   The most important point would be that this is an official Proton extension. Third-party browser extensions that require access to email data are not an ideal solution for users who specifically choose Proton because of privacy and security.
   The extension would not need to be overly complex. Even a lightweight browser toolbar button with an unread counter, notifications, “Open Inbox”, and “Compose” would already make everyday use significantly more convenient.
   Such an extension could provide a useful middle ground between keeping a Proton Mail tab open all the time and running the full desktop application.
   In my view, this would make Proton Mail considerably more practical and convenient for users who primarily work in a desktop browser.

   I would love to see an official Proton Mail browser extension that provides fast and convenient access to Proton Mail directly from the browser toolbar — similar in concept to GMX MailCheck, but implemented according to Proton’s privacy and security standards.
   Useful features could include:
   - Proton Mail icon in the browser toolbar
   - unread/new mail counter displayed as a badge
   - notifications for new messages
   - one-click access to the inbox
   - quick “Compose” button
   - convenient handling of mailto: links
   - optional preview of new messages
   - optional support for multiple Proton Mail accounts
   An especially useful feature… more

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10. Enabling p7s

    Currently, some users receive administrative emails from tax authorities, government agencies, and other public institutions that are signed using S/MIME digital signatures. However, in Proton Mail these signatures are only displayed as a .p7s attachment, and the signature itself cannot be viewed or verified within the email.

    This missing functionality is a significant disadvantage compared with Outlook and other email providers that support S/MIME signature verification natively. Would it be possible to add support for viewing and validating S/MIME digital signatures in Proton Mail?

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11. Publish basic governance data

    Proton is often seen as a nonprofit, but in reality it operates as a private company, Proton AG, with the Proton Foundation as a majority shareholder. This structure is designed to protect its mission, but many users are not fully aware of how it works or what guarantees it provides long term.

    Proton asks users to trust that its incentives will always stay aligned with privacy. While that may be true today, long term trust is harder to evaluate without some visibility into ownership and financial direction. For example, WhatsApp was once widely seen as privacy-focused, but shifts in ownership and business pressures changed how it operates over time. Proton is asking for a similar level of long-term trust, so additional transparency would help reinforce confidence.

    Providing a small set of high level, non-sensitive statistics would go a long way in building confidence. Here are some key indicators that could meaningfully improve transparency:

    • Voting control: What percentage of voting shares are held by the Proton Foundation vs private investors
    • Board composition: How many seats in Proton AG’s Board of Directors are tied to the Foundation vs private owners
    • Basic revenue breakdown: Subscriptions, donations, merch, etc (as percentages, since absolute figures may be sensitive)

    These are not requests for detailed financial disclosures or anything that would harm competitiveness. They are simple, aggregated signals that help users understand whether Proton’s structure and incentives are likely to remain aligned with its stated values over time.

    Proton already leads in transparency through reports and independent audits. Publishing a few governance and financial summary stats would complete that picture and make it much easier for users to place long term trust in the service.

    Proton is often seen as a nonprofit, but in reality it operates as a private company, Proton AG, with the Proton Foundation as a majority shareholder. This structure is designed to protect its mission, but many users are not fully aware of how it works or what guarantees it provides long term.

    Proton asks users to trust that its incentives will always stay aligned with privacy. While that may be true today, long term trust is harder to evaluate without some visibility into ownership and financial direction. For example, WhatsApp was once widely seen as privacy-focused, but shifts in ownership… more

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12. Proton Android simulator on computer

    My phone screen just cracked and I don't know how long it will last. I'm going to put some tape on it, but I'd like, if possible, an Android simulator just to access bank accounts, WhatsApp, and all the Proton apps.

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13. Proton Drive Photo Management

    If there was also a way I could import photos from files uploaded to the photo section of drive from already existing directories within proton drive, that would also be very helpful. You guys are doing great!

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14. Option to automatically sign and encrypt message to recipient?

    It would be great to act a feature to proton both Desktop and Android to have an optional feature when drafting a mail to automatically encrypt a message.

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15. convert .eml to batch .pdf and download .pdf
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16. How do I convert archived MSG emails into PDF for legal documentation?

    I have a folder of old Outlook MSG files from a completed client project. Some emails are part of legal communication and need to be saved in PDF format for long-term records. The files include sender details, dates, message body, and attachments. I do not want to open every MSG file one by one and print it manually. What is the safest way to convert MSG files into PDF while keeping the email details readable?

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17. Nudge users to change their master password periodically

    I think it would be helpful if Proton would periodically (perhaps quarterly? At least annually) nudge users to change their master passwords.
    Because the initial nudge might come when someone doesn't have time to update their password, perhaps the user could "snooze" the nudge.

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18. [Lumo] Custom bot feature

    I can't find the Proton Lumo below 'Give feedback' on the right column so I'm posting here.

    I'm using bots everyday and find the custom bot feature very important. Just some text config and a name for a custom bot should be nice.

    Sometimes the generic mood of the bot is not so prefered, a custom bot with fixed info to define a personal assistant in owner's style is good to have. The fitting style of language is better for conversation, like a pal, not a stranger.

    Some guys are with such custom bot and free: Gemini Gem, Instagram AI Studio.

    I can't find the Proton Lumo below 'Give feedback' on the right column so I'm posting here.

    I'm using bots everyday and find the custom bot feature very important. Just some text config and a name for a custom bot should be nice.

    Sometimes the generic mood of the bot is not so prefered, a custom bot with fixed info to define a personal assistant in owner's style is good to have. The fitting style of language is better for conversation, like a pal, not a stranger.

    Some guys are with such custom bot and free: Gemini Gem, Instagram AI… more

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19. Private Identity Management: Add Support for W3C Verifiable Credentials and ZKP

    Proton is already where I secure my emails, files, and passwords. As the world pushes toward more digital verification (often in invasive ways), I want a “Proton-native” way to verify my identity without handing over my sensitive data to Big Tech or state-surveillance-aligned systems.

    Privacy: Proton’s core value is encrypting data so even Proton can’t see it. SSI/ZKP is the natural evolution: let the system provide a “Zero-Knowledge Proof” to a third party (like “I am over 21” or “I am a verified resident”) without me ever having to share my actual ID, age, or address.

    Safety: It’s a huge liability to share scans of physical IDs to websites. A “Proton Identity Wallet” would allow us to generate these proofs locally and share only what is strictly necessary.

    Independence: Moving to a non-custodial standard is the best defense against KYC-based surveillance.

    If Proton can move into managing identity claims as securely as you manage data, you would become the gold standard for personal sovereignty online.

    Proton is already where I secure my emails, files, and passwords. As the world pushes toward more digital verification (often in invasive ways), I want a “Proton-native” way to verify my identity without handing over my sensitive data to Big Tech or state-surveillance-aligned systems.

    Privacy: Proton’s core value is encrypting data so even Proton can’t see it. SSI/ZKP is the natural evolution: let the system provide a “Zero-Knowledge Proof” to a third party (like “I am over 21” or “I am a verified resident”) without me ever having to share my actual ID, age, or address.

    Safety: It’s a huge… more

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20. Unified Application

    Create a unified application platform to access all Proton features via a multi-OS application (Windows, macOS, Linux [Flatpak]).

    I'm thinking functions like:
    1) Workspace-like application with tabs down the left side for each application (Mail, Contacts, Pass, Drive, VPN, etc..)
    2) Option to toggle individual apps on/off if the user does not want to include specific ones.
    3) Option to pop-out individual apps
    4) Configurable timeout/lock for the app platform. Should include pin, password, biometrics, security keys
    5) Themes
    6) Application-based encryption to protect cached app data

    Take a look at Zoho's Trident application, there are some decent ideas/designs there.

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