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1. Proton Firewall

   GlassWire is an excellent firewall, but way too expensive for the common user. Consider a joint venture for Protonmail/vpn customers or direclty buy the company :D

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2. Proton Phone (hardware)

   Partner with Ubuntu Phone to create a line of secure cell phones and tablets... where secure means SECURE.

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3. Support more languages (including right-to-left)

   Support More Languages (Including Right-To-Left)

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4. Proton Chat - Messaging app

   Let's make it in some math style:

   ProtonMail : Gmail = ProtonChat : Hangouts

   :)

   Secure private chat same principle of secure email, but applied to chats.

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5. Domain Hosting

   Firstly, a great product folks! Keep up the good work.

   How would you feel about hosting domains so we can have our company emails encrypted? It would save set up fees and obviously we'd just point our mail records at your servers.....

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6. Proton Forums (Discourse)

   It would be nice to connect with the community.

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7. HIPAA compliance certification

   Many doctors would like a way to communicate securely with their patients. Doctors don't know how to evaluate products such as ProtonMail - they rely on certifications from 3rd-party agencies that the product meets HIPAA requirements.

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8. Proton API

   Would love to see an API to give businesses the tools they need to run their own secure mail service.

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9. Owncloud Integration

   Owncloud Integration

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10. Stop censoring Reddit when caring users are critical

    New general idea stop censoring criticism on Reddit (ProtonDrive & ProtonMail).

    We are devoted to Proton, Actively Pay, Actively Bug report, Participate on feature requests, Use all features and products. Hold proton in regard for focussing on privacy first being a steward owned business.

    In other words we care, but that also makes us critical, we want to use your products, but to use them they need to be functional.

    Your are censoring the only location ProtonDrive & ProtonMail in which active users can come together and show critique on the functionality of Proton. You are censoring the users who actually hold you to a high standard and expect working products.

    So stop censoring the Proton subreddit, censorship does not feel aligned with proton goals.

    Examples:
    https://www.reddit.com/r/ProtonDrive/comments/1x3gmsd/issue_formula_saving_through_enter_fails_reported/
    https://www.reddit.com/r/ProtonDrive/comments/1x3g3pb/basic_drive_issues_cant_submit_video_so_doing_it/
    https://www.reddit.com/r/ProtonDrive/comments/1wm8h2v/proton_team_how_are_you_planning_on_addressing/

    There is now a complete subreddit created outside Proton moderation due to censorship:
    https://www.reddit.com/r/ProtonPublic/

    New general idea stop censoring criticism on Reddit (ProtonDrive & ProtonMail).

    We are devoted to Proton, Actively Pay, Actively Bug report, Participate on feature requests, Use all features and products. Hold proton in regard for focussing on privacy first being a steward owned business.

    In other words we care, but that also makes us critical, we want to use your products, but to use them they need to be functional.

    Your are censoring the only location ProtonDrive & ProtonMail in which active users can come together and show critique on the functionality of Proton. You are censoring the users who… more

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11. insert row in the middle of embedded table in proton docs

    As a document author I sometimes realize I want to have one or more rows in-between two table rows that I have already edited. I love the easy to access "+" buttons to add rows and columns but they can't help me insert in-between rows. I want to right click on an existing row and be able to insert one or more rows above or below the row I clicked on. Alternatively, I could see a "+" button appear under my currently selected row when my cursor is inside, allowing me to insert a row in-between. When I de-select the plus button goes away and I see the table properly formatted.

    Cheers,

    David

    As a document author I sometimes realize I want to have one or more rows in-between two table rows that I have already edited. I love the easy to access "+" buttons to add rows and columns but they can't help me insert in-between rows. I want to right click on an existing row and be able to insert one or more rows above or below the row I clicked on. Alternatively, I could see a "+" button appear under my currently selected row when my cursor is inside, allowing me to insert a row in-between. When I de-select the… more

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12. caption an image in Proton Docs

    as a document author I want to, after inserting an image into my document, right click on the image and choose "insert caption". After selecting this option my cursor should be placed in a new area under the image where I can enter the image caption.

    Later I can edit this caption by placing my cursor within the text. If I move, cut, copy/paste this image, the caption should move/cut/copy+paste along with it.

    Lastly, I would recommend doing some user research where you have a UX researching + designer + developer watch real users try to create a real document. I really want this software to beat google's.

    Cheers,

    David

    as a document author I want to, after inserting an image into my document, right click on the image and choose "insert caption". After selecting this option my cursor should be placed in a new area under the image where I can enter the image caption.

    Later I can edit this caption by placing my cursor within the text. If I move, cut, copy/paste this image, the caption should move/cut/copy+paste along with it.

    Lastly, I would recommend doing some user research where you have a UX researching + designer + developer watch real users try to create a real document.… more

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13. add way to match receipts to sent emails using a verifiable message ID; alternatively, provide in-app matching by recipient, subject, time

    Feature request: Make automated receipts identifiable and searchable >>>
    I receive generic automated receipt emails that contain no email-specific information, such as the original message’s subject, a reference, or a unique message identifier, so I can’t reliably tell which sent email each receipt acknowledges. Any possible link in the receipt’s encryption or technical metadata isn’t visible or usable to me. - Ideally, Proton Mail would make it possible to associate a receipt with the exact sent email that triggered it, using a clear, verifiable identifier. As a secondary feature, please provide an in-app search or matching tool that finds likely sent-email/receipt pairs using recipient, subject, and timestamps, including when the receipt arrives later.

    Feature request: Make automated receipts identifiable and searchable >>>
    I receive generic automated receipt emails that contain no email-specific information, such as the original message’s subject, a reference, or a unique message identifier, so I can’t reliably tell which sent email each receipt acknowledges. Any possible link in the receipt’s encryption or technical metadata isn’t visible or usable to me. - Ideally, Proton Mail would make it possible to associate a receipt with the exact sent email that triggered it, using a clear, verifiable identifier. As a secondary feature, please provide an in-app search or matching tool that finds likely… more

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14. Mahendragarh News Today | Latest Local News & Updates – Ground Zero News

    Get the latest news from Mahendragarh, Haryana, with Ground Zero News. Stay updated on breaking news, politics, crime, education, jobs, administration, and local issues. Your trusted source for regional news and ground reports.

    🌐 https://www.groundzeronews.com/mahendergarh/

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15. Automatic “Fastest” server option

    When I was using the free version, the “Fastest” server option would connect me to a recommended server, and I also had the ability to switch to another server within the recommended/fastest location if needed.

    Since upgrading to the paid plan, that option seems to be missing. When I select the fastest server, Proton automatically connects me to a server, but if I want to try a different server, I have to manually open the country list and select one myself.

    It would be very useful if Proton could bring back the same functionality for paid users—for example, after connecting to the fastest server, provide 2–3 alternative recommended servers or locations based on current speed, latency, and server load.

    This would make the “Fastest” option much more useful, especially for users who want to quickly find the best-performing connection without manually testing servers.

    Could Proton consider adding this functionality to the paid version as well?

    When I was using the free version, the “Fastest” server option would connect me to a recommended server, and I also had the ability to switch to another server within the recommended/fastest location if needed.

    Since upgrading to the paid plan, that option seems to be missing. When I select the fastest server, Proton automatically connects me to a server, but if I want to try a different server, I have to manually open the country list and select one myself.

    It would be very useful if Proton could bring back the same functionality for paid users—for example, after connecting… more

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16. Hash Digests for Downloadable Binaries

    Providing SHA-256 checksums would allow users to independently verify the integrity of downloaded files and confirm that the binaries they receive match the files Proton intended to distribute.

    This is basic security and transparency, especially for a company that prioritizes privacy.

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17. Tips for Creating High-Quality Videos

    Hi everyone,

    Creating high-quality videos requires the right editing tools and export settings. Resolution, bitrate, and frame rate all affect how a video looks after exporting. Choosing suitable settings can help maintain clarity and smooth playback across different devices.

    Creators who want to explore video editing resources can check out 4k quality exports for related information.

    What video editing tools and export settings do you recommend for achieving better results?

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18. Allow user to disable all Recovery options

    Even though I am aware that, due to its zero-knowledge architecture, Proton considers it extremely important for users to set up various options for account and data recovery, I am still annoyed that new recovery methods are constantly being introduced and that some of them are even enabled by default on existing accounts.

    I see this as a significant security risk: in particular, the activation without user interaction (as is the case, for example, with the option to reset the password via a logged-in web browser) on existing Proton accounts concerns me.

    Therefore, I would ask Proton to give users the option to disable all recovery methods for their accounts (this isn’t easily possible at the moment, since Proton, unfortunately, makes it difficult for users to disable all recovery methods) and, with this setting, also prevent any recovery methods introduced in the future from being automatically enabled.

    In my view, standing up for user freedom also means allowing users to configure even dangerous and high-risk settings themselves if they make a conscious decision to do so. Such an option could therefore be accompanied by a few warning messages before the user can activate it. However, I would very much welcome such a feature, as it would enhance security depending on the threat model.

    Even though I am aware that, due to its zero-knowledge architecture, Proton considers it extremely important for users to set up various options for account and data recovery, I am still annoyed that new recovery methods are constantly being introduced and that some of them are even enabled by default on existing accounts.

    I see this as a significant security risk: in particular, the activation without user interaction (as is the case, for example, with the option to reset the password via a logged-in web browser) on existing Proton accounts concerns me.

    Therefore, I would ask Proton to give users… more

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19. Common Issues People Face in MySQL Migration

    Last month, one of my acquaintances, who happens to work as a sysadmin at a small logistics company, got in touch with me in a panic. One of their on-premise SQL servers was nearing the end of its lifecycle, and the company had decided to migrate to Azure SQL. He thought it was going to be a routine task to complete over the weekend. Instead, the migration took five days, involved numerous failed restores, and a few collation-related dramas. He had already attempted three different migration “hacks” that supposedly required no third-party software and ended up with two test databases in disarray before he decided to ask for help.

    Free / Manual Migration: Step-by-Step

    If you are determined to use a free but legitimate method to migrate your database to a new server, here is what you would typically have to do:

    1. Create a backup of the database that you wish to migrate. To do this, open SSMS, right-click the database, choose Tasks > Backup, and store the .bak file in the location of your choice.

    2. Transfer the .bak file to the destination server (or blob storage, in the case of migrating to Azure).

    3. Restore the database on the target server. Right-click Databases, choose Restore Database, and follow the wizard’s instructions. If you are restoring an MSSQL database to Azure SQL, you may want to use SqlPackage.exe (.bak file format is not supported by Azure). Alternatively, you can use the “Deploy Database to Microsoft Azure SQL Database” wizard in SSMS.

    4. Resolve any collation or schema-related issues. This step can be particularly time-consuming, as you will have to make sure that all users, logins, and permissions are correctly restored on the target server.

    5. Migrate data: you may either restore the database using the .bak/.bacpac file or use the Import/Export Wizard / bcp utility if you are using different versions of SQL Server. This step can take a lot of time, especially for large databases.

    6. Point your applications to the new database instance. Make sure to update all connection strings and firewall settings.

    Common Migration Pitfalls

    I asked my friend what went wrong during the migration, and he had quite a list:

    • MDF/NDF file issues: if the source database was faulty, any attempt to restore it on a new server would fail.

    • Version mismatches: he initially tried to restore the backup in SQL Server 2012 after taking it from SQL Server 2019.

    • Collation mismatches: the collation of the source and destination servers did not match, which resulted in many join-related errors.

    • Orphaned users: some users were absent on the destination server, while others had different permissions.

    • Absent objects: some functions, triggers, and foreign keys were lost during the migration.

    • Cross-database querying: Azure SQL does not allow cross-database queries and has a limited set of stored procedures and functions compared to on-premises SQL Server.

    • Large payloads: migrating large databases to Azure SQL often results in timeout errors.

    • Tools’ shortcomings: the tools that he used did not have an option to skip corrupt pages during the restoration process.

    • Time constraints: the weekend was not the best time to schedule a migration, especially since it involved databases with critical data.

    After helping my friend recover two test databases, I decided to investigate the issue further. It seems that many database administrators have similar stories and are now opting for a commercial solution called Kernel Migration for SQL Server. One of the main advantages of this tool is that it can be used to migrate both healthy and corrupt databases – all with minimal downtime. Users can preview all database objects before migrate SQL server database and transfer data directly to Azure SQL, Amazon RDS, or a local instance of SQL Server. All in all, Kernel Migration for SQL Server can be a great alternative to manual migration for companies that want to avoid the risks involved in using third-party tools.

    Learn More: https://www.nucleustechnologies.com/sql-migration/

    Last month, one of my acquaintances, who happens to work as a sysadmin at a small logistics company, got in touch with me in a panic. One of their on-premise SQL servers was nearing the end of its lifecycle, and the company had decided to migrate to Azure SQL. He thought it was going to be a routine task to complete over the weekend. Instead, the migration took five days, involved numerous failed restores, and a few collation-related dramas. He had already attempted three different migration “hacks” that supposedly required no third-party software and ended up with two test databases… more

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20. New Proton Apps

    I think 5 New apps should be made they should be Proton Messages, Proton Store, Protonium (Proton Browser), Proton Phone and Proton Contacts

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