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1. Unified Proton installer/launcher/apps rather than seperate

   Easier access etc.

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2. Create a built in feeback button in all services.

   Please create a built in feedback button in all services (app and webpage). It should be easy to be a customer and to provide feedback.

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3. Proton Unlimited Not Unlimited

   I have been paying for Proton Unlimited for many years. In the beginning, it was presented as the way to benefit from all Proton features. For some time now, every new feature tells me how I can pay extra for a 'plus' version of something. And I continually see prompts to 'upgrade' to the Duo plan to receive more features, even though I only need a plan for one person. I don't understand why Proton would do this to people who have been supporting them financially for so many years. Now I see Lumo appear. I open the feature through my paid, Proton Unlimited plan, and I am told I will need to upgrade to use all of the features. So, please, someone from Proton staff, tell me in what way is my plan Unlimited if every new feature prompts me to pay more to get the full benefit? I still don't even see Scribe being offered to those who pay for Unlimited plans. I never thought I would see the day where we would be wondering if Proton would succumb to the ensh*itification trend. I was proud to support privacy, rather than stick with a free plan. Now, it feels like every new change is an opportunity to pull more money from us. Please enlighten us. Thanks!

   I have been paying for Proton Unlimited for many years. In the beginning, it was presented as the way to benefit from all Proton features. For some time now, every new feature tells me how I can pay extra for a 'plus' version of something. And I continually see prompts to 'upgrade' to the Duo plan to receive more features, even though I only need a plan for one person. I don't understand why Proton would do this to people who have been supporting them financially for so many years. Now I see Lumo appear. I open the feature through… more

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4. Privacy-first local media compression & conversion tool (Photos & Videos)

   I would like to propose a privacy-first media compression and conversion tool that runs entirely on local devices (PC and smartphones), without uploading any photos or videos to external servers.

   Description:
   This application would allow users to safely compress and convert images and videos directly on their own devices.
   By leveraging human visual perception–aware compression methods, media files can be significantly reduced in size while preserving visual quality and original resolution (pixel dimensions).

   Users could optionally convert media into next-generation formats such as AVIF, JPEG XL, or AV1, choosing between compatibility-focused or efficiency-focused options.
   All processing would be performed locally, ensuring full user data ownership and zero exposure to third-party servers.

   Value for Proton ecosystem:
   This tool would not only protect user privacy, but also help reduce global bandwidth and storage usage across Proton services, including Proton Mail attachments, Proton Drive uploads, and media sent to AI services.
   Smaller files mean lower traffic costs, better performance, and a more sustainable infrastructure at scale.

   Why Proton:
   A local-first, user-controlled approach to media optimization aligns strongly with Proton’s core principles of privacy, security, and user data sovereignty.
   Proton is uniquely positioned to set a new standard for “safe by design” media optimization.

   I would like to propose a privacy-first media compression and conversion tool that runs entirely on local devices (PC and smartphones), without uploading any photos or videos to external servers.

   Description:
   This application would allow users to safely compress and convert images and videos directly on their own devices.
   By leveraging human visual perception–aware compression methods, media files can be significantly reduced in size while preserving visual quality and original resolution (pixel dimensions).

   Users could optionally convert media into next-generation formats such as AVIF, JPEG XL, or AV1, choosing between compatibility-focused or efficiency-focused options.
   All processing would be performed locally,… more

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5. Evaluate closely the risks to Proton and users even in Switzerland.

   Somewhat different from most topics here: I want to suggest a bit of caution with the frequent use of "Swiss - based" and the like as a sort of guarantor of privacy; elsewhere on Proton's website (the business part iirc) it even states it is thus beyond the surveillance powers of the U.S. and co. This is simply not true. Indeed, Switzerland IS MUCH BETTER about privacy and laws than the U.S., however like ALL states, they are composed of the weakest links in security: humans.

   I am not suggesting Proton move out of Switzerland at all. But, the state there is not impervious to external pressure and I hope Proton has contingency plans if their facilities or personnel are meddled with. Regarding the limits of even Switzerland's legendary privacy and neutrality: case in point is the police detention and interrogation of the Director of a small pro-Palestine media outlet called Electronic Intifada in Switzerland for unclear reasons while travelling from the U.S. [fwiw y'all, intifada means "shrugging off"; the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising is actually translated sometimes as an intifada, and apartheid Israel is possibly threat #1 to digital security around the world, with its malware cottage industry and even now AI enabled weaponry and surveillance all over]. It can happen here. Trust me, I have seen the effects of state terror here at home, in Atlanta, a veritable hive of surveillance cameras and police misconduct.

   Other staff of EI were also viciously targeted by the UK and raided and had devices seized for the "crime" of telling the truth about atrocities aided by Western tax dollars and political cover in Gaza and the Occupied Territories. The long arm of the American state and other like-minded miscreants especially know no borders, we all know this since GWOT kicked off at least. Laws don't apply evenly to all.

   Anyway, Director Ali was held for about a day by the Swiss cops iirc; even in Switzerland you must observe tight opsec if you are a journalist, dissident, or generally someone not liked by the powers that be in the West (obv including the U.S. who are hardly shy about their 'ironclad' commitment to authoritarian regimes like murderous one Ali's outlet speaks out against).
   Furthermore, an Atlanta-area activist was very recently arrested for allegedly using a panic wipe /lock app on his phone, despite not even being under any kind of preserve-evidence court order at the time, and has been denied access to proper legal recourse and has been shuffled around by federal agents apparently terrified of a musician and community gardener (who I assume is sympathetic to the anti-Cop City movement -- vs the appalling, likely GILEE/IDF-linked urban warfare academy the city spent over $100 million building and for which they pulled out all the stops, called in ludicrous lawfare resources against dissent and a referendum...along with literally murdering a person...all to train the next gen of protest-repression goons with bipartisan support and in violation of local laws and popular will). The state spies on everyone even vaguely involved with protests, and this behavior is not unique to Atlanta or even the USA.

   Digital security is of paramount importance for me and fellow activists, and the sorts of people who want to strip away all privacy and dissent are working hard every day to make that a reality (like Flock and Peter Thiel et al). I implore Proton to not lose the plot like Silicon Valley has.

   I submit this as a humble reminder to Proton and all users to remember that no security is 100%, and to have a backup plan, even in safe havens like Switzerland. I don't know what that might look like for Proton, if say, their servers were raided on behalf of some spy agency or whatever, but it is increasingly important to plan to counter potential risks as tyrants criminalize free thought and expression around the globe. I myself am in the process of de-Googling my life and trying to push back against the Amazon cop-connected wiretaps (aka Ring and Alexa) used so casually by friends and family. Privacy is precious, let's prepare to protect it as times get tougher.

   An injury to one is an injury to all!

   Somewhat different from most topics here: I want to suggest a bit of caution with the frequent use of "Swiss - based" and the like as a sort of guarantor of privacy; elsewhere on Proton's website (the business part iirc) it even states it is thus beyond the surveillance powers of the U.S. and co. This is simply not true. Indeed, Switzerland IS MUCH BETTER about privacy and laws than the U.S., however like ALL states, they are composed of the weakest links in security: humans.

   I am not suggesting Proton move out of Switzerland at all. But, the state… more

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6. Export of document files in mass on proton drive

   Provide the possibility to bulk export the files of type docs on proton drive, to allow users to more easily export their data such as for example to make backups.

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7. Proton Sheets – condensed fonts! (And more fonts in general)

   Roboto Condensed and the Fira Sans family which includes a condensed version would be great. Yes, making sheets pretty with more font options would be nice, but very practically a condensed font would be very useful.

   I'd love for the font menu to be smarter, like recently used fonts going to the top. Being searchable would become relevant if the font selection increases later on.

   Thank you!

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8. Proton sheets - backspace or change of a cell should not lose formatting + formula weirdness

   I have a column of dates. If I change one, the formatting of the cell reverts to black text even though I changed it to white.

   I also have a row of cells that are dark with white text. if I hit backspace on the cell (ie getting rid of the text) the cell loses its background colour.

   I've tried recreating one of my google sheets in proton sheets, but I haven't managed to get very far. Having to continually reformat things is tedious. I knew that functionality would be basic initially, but this is a simple duration counter (for tracking birthdays/ages).

   also...
   The formula don't work the same?

   have a few cells set up as follows:
   =DATEDIF(A4,T2,"Y")
   =DATEDIF(A4,T2,"YM")
   =DATEDIF(A4,T2,"MD")

   (where A4 is the "start" date and T2 is today's date.)
   this spits out the years/months/days between those two dates.

   But when I refer to those like so:
   =D4&" is "&Q4&" years, "&R4&" months, "&S4&" days old."
   (D4 being the name of the person)

   it SHOULD say
   Name is x years, x months, and x days old

   what it does instead is:
   Name is 35 years, 11 months, 17.10994212962963 days old.

   Yet the day cell had no decimal points, it was simply 17. Google sheets treats this as an integer, too.

   EDIT:

   I noticed this is because I used
   =NOW()
   like I did in google, but here I should have used
   =TODAY()

   changing that fixed the creation of a crazy long fraction. I sort of understand the logic to this, but I feel like being able to port across from google sheets logic would be beneficial.

   EDIT 2: also, if someone specifically set up a cell with, say, two decimal points visually showing despite actually being a much longer number, and then wanted to refer to that cell as part of a string like I have--- that would simply override that preference.

   I have a column of dates. If I change one, the formatting of the cell reverts to black text even though I changed it to white.

   I also have a row of cells that are dark with white text. if I hit backspace on the cell (ie getting rid of the text) the cell loses its background colour.

   I've tried recreating one of my google sheets in proton sheets, but I haven't managed to get very far. Having to continually reformat things is tedious. I knew that functionality would be basic initially, but this is a simple duration counter (for… more

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9. [Proton Meet] Custom domain

   Feature Request: Custom Domains for Proton Meet URLs
   Currently, Proton Meet meetings use URLs like https://meet.proton.me/....

   It would be very useful to support custom domains, e.g.:

   https://meet.customdomain.tld/u/18/join/id-YYYYYYYYYYY#pwd-XXXXXXXXXX

   This is important for professional use cases, branding, and trust when inviting external participants. Custom domains are already supported in Proton Mail and would greatly improve Proton Meet’s adoption in business environments.

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10. Consider using Obtanium to support GrapheneOS and other Android derivatives

    Consider using Obtanium to support GrapheneOS and other Android derivatives for the distribution of Android Apps.

    I am a privacy focused Proton customer and I have recently switched to GrapheneOS. Obtanium is a small Android App that helps to track app updates across the web; ao. directly from Github. Please consider a rebranded Proton version of Obtanium, or some other affiliation. The payoff is twofold:
    - As a Proton user I can install Android apps directly and track updates. Both good things.
    - Affiliation would mean that a non Google Playstore gets some security backing. This would be great to break away from big tech.

    Consider using Obtanium to support GrapheneOS and other Android derivatives for the distribution of Android Apps.

    I am a privacy focused Proton customer and I have recently switched to GrapheneOS. Obtanium is a small Android App that helps to track app updates across the web; ao. directly from Github. Please consider a rebranded Proton version of Obtanium, or some other affiliation. The payoff is twofold:
    - As a Proton user I can install Android apps directly and track updates. Both good things.
    - Affiliation would mean that a non Google Playstore gets some security backing. This would be great to… more

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11. More support for grapheneos or bring into proton

    No point having secure mail if OS looked after by Google etc. An actual private OS that can be trusted would be very popular.

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12. Single Linux yum repo for all Proton apps

    Right now the Proton VPN can be installed from a Linux yum repo. For example: https://repo.protonvpn.com/fedora-42-stable/
    This is great, because to update it, all I have to do is run "sudo dnf update", and if there is a new version of Proton VPN available, it gets updated.

    However, all the other Proton Linux apps (Pass, Authenticator, and the Mail beta) get installed by individual rpm downloads. Which means, if I want to update them, I have to download each rpm individually and re-install it to get the upgrade.

    There should be one single yum repo for ALL proton apps, so that after you install the repo, you can easily install and update any proton app via a single "sudo yum install" or "sudo yum update" command.

    Thank you!

    Right now the Proton VPN can be installed from a Linux yum repo. For example: https://repo.protonvpn.com/fedora-42-stable/
    This is great, because to update it, all I have to do is run "sudo dnf update", and if there is a new version of Proton VPN available, it gets updated.

    However, all the other Proton Linux apps (Pass, Authenticator, and the Mail beta) get installed by individual rpm downloads. Which means, if I want to update them, I have to download each rpm individually and re-install it to get the upgrade.

    There should be one single yum repo for ALL proton apps, so… more

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13. Official F-droid Repository

    Hello,

    It would be nice to have an official F-droid repo for all protonapps.

    This way all apps would easily stay up-to-date without using the google playstore (or the aurore store)

    Thanx for considering!

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14. how about a mini-Project Manager feature? Basic workflow chart, timeline, resources, etc

    How about a mini-Project Manager feature? Basic workflow chart, timeline, resources, etc. Links to other Proton email accounts for auto-update/Drive/docs/etc at stretch targets

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15. More security keys

    Increase the number of security keys that may be registered.

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16. New Feature/Product Proposal: Building Proton Search — A Privacy-First Web Engine to Empower Lumo and the Proton Ecosystem

    As Proton continues shaping a secure, user-controlled internet, the next logical evolution is clear: the creation of a dedicated Proton Search engine — a completely new, privacy-first service designed to power both Lumo, Proton’s AI assistant, and the broader Proton ecosystem.

    Proton Search does not yet exist, but its time has come. In an era where mainstream search engines track, profile, and monetize every query, users increasingly demand a trustworthy alternative — one built not for advertisers, but for people. Proton, with its proven record in encrypted communication and secure storage, is uniquely positioned to redefine how private web search should work. By developing Proton Search from the ground up, Proton can offer a transparent, independent search experience that complements its email, VPN, cloud, and AI services perfectly.

    Why Now:
    Building Proton Search would establish Proton as the first ecosystem where every major digital interaction — communication, browsing, and information discovery — remains fully protected. It would answer the rising global demand for privacy-centric search tools and empower Lumo to provide real-time, verified information safely. Instead of relying on external engines that compromise privacy, Lumo could use Proton Search to retrieve up-to-date web data securely, maintaining Proton’s uncompromising privacy standards while making the assistant significantly more capable.

    Feature Concept:
    Within Lumo’s settings, users could activate a new “Auto Web Search” toggle. When enabled, Lumo would autonomously perform Proton Search queries when relevant to the conversation, fetching current information without exposing user data. A second control — “Set Proton Search as Default” — would let users make Proton’s new engine the sole web data source for Lumo. For those who prefer manual control, Proton Search could also function independently as a standalone private search engine accessible through Proton’s browser (Lumen) or external browsers such as Brave or Firefox, ensuring privacy continuity across the web.

    Advantages:
    – A completely new, zero-tracking Proton Search built from scratch.
    – Real-time, privacy-compliant web access for Lumo.
    – Clear, user-friendly activation controls.
    – Cross-platform privacy: use Proton Search anywhere.
    – Reinforces Proton’s leadership in privacy innovation.

    Creating Proton Search would mark a defining moment for Proton — uniting privacy, intelligence, and independence under one trusted name. It would give users not just a search engine, but a private gateway to the world’s knowledge — powered by Proton, protected by design.

    As Proton continues shaping a secure, user-controlled internet, the next logical evolution is clear: the creation of a dedicated Proton Search engine — a completely new, privacy-first service designed to power both Lumo, Proton’s AI assistant, and the broader Proton ecosystem.

    Proton Search does not yet exist, but its time has come. In an era where mainstream search engines track, profile, and monetize every query, users increasingly demand a trustworthy alternative — one built not for advertisers, but for people. Proton, with its proven record in encrypted communication and secure storage, is uniquely positioned to redefine how private web search… more

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17. Shared calendar with notifications

    It would be great if there were a shared calendar (e.g., "family") that notified all users of the calendar whenever somebody made a change, addition, or deletion. For example, if I added an appointment to the family calendar, all the other family members would be notified that I added something. Or if a family member changed an appointment, I would receive a notification that the appointment had been changed & by whom.

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18. Optional login alias (non-email authentication identifier)

    Allow users to create an optional login alias that is not an email address and is used only for authentication.

    Example:

    • Account email: "username@protonmail.com"
    • Login alias: "shaolintemple" (as an example)

    User can log in with either:

    • email address
    • existing username (email without domain)
    • login alias
    • whichever they prefer

    The login alias would:

    • Not receive email
    • Not resolve to @proton.me / @protonmail.com
    • Be usable only on the login screen
    • Be fully optional (opt-in)

    Why:

    For power users, this adds defense-in-depth by preventing easy inference of a user’s email address from observed login behavior (shoulder surfing, screen sharing, key-logging, etc) without breaking existing workflows or usability.

    Allow users to create an optional login alias that is not an email address and is used only for authentication.

    Example:

    • Account email: "username@protonmail.com"
    • Login alias: "shaolintemple" (as an example)

    User can log in with either:

    • email address
    • existing username (email without domain)
    • login alias
    • whichever they prefer

    The login alias would:

    • Not receive email
    • Not resolve to @proton.me / @protonmail.com
    • Be usable only on the login screen
    • Be fully optional (opt-in)

    Why:

    For power users, this adds defense-in-depth by preventing easy inference of a user’s email address… more

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19. Unified Proton eSIM & VoIP Feature

    As a fairly new Proton user (Mail, Calendar, Drive, VPN, and Proton Pass), I’m writing to share a feature request that I believe could meaningfully expand Proton’s value proposition for professionals like myself who live and work internationally.

    Proton already powers my email, cloud, VPN, and password management. The next logical step would be to consolidate communication and connectivity tools under the same privacy-first roof.

    🔧 Feature Requests

    1. Proton eSIM with Global or Regional Data Plans
       • Privacy-first, encrypted mobile data with regional bundles (UK/EU, US/Canada, Asia-Pacific) and global roaming options
       • Ideal for digital nomads and remote-first professionals
       • Optional dual-mode (standalone eSIM or fallback to local SIM)

    2. Proton VoIP Number (Regional and Global Availability)
       • Secure, Proton-managed phone numbers (e.g., UK, US, EU) for use in:
       • Business comms
       • SMS/2FA
       • WhatsApp/Signal account setup
       • Proton-to-Proton call encryption and voicemail transcription preferred

    3. Unified Proton Comms Dashboard
       • A consolidated view for:
       • Email
       • Call history
       • Voicemail (with transcription)
       • SMS threads
       • Seamless integration with Proton Calendar and Contact lists

    4. End-to-End Encrypted Voice & SMS
       • Enable Proton-to-Proton encrypted voice/video calls
       • Option for secure peer-to-peer calling with fallback to traditional VoIP
       • Warnings when sending unencrypted SMS or data

    5. Alias-Specific Customisation
       • Custom fonts, signatures, and default behaviours per alias or domain
       • Helpful for users managing multiple businesses or identities under one Proton account

    6. Simplified SMTP Integration & Porting
       • Built-in options for:
       • SMTP setup (for domains managed via Postmark/Fastmail/etc.)
       • Easy port-in or port-out for existing phone numbers
       • Interoperability with existing tools like Devyce or Dialpad

    7. New Proton Global Tier Bundle
       • A premium subscription plan combining:
       • Proton Mail
       • Calendar
       • Drive
       • VPN
       • Pass
       • eSIM + VoIP number
       • Designed specifically for mobile professionals who value privacy, security, and convenience

    ⸻

    Why This Matters

    I split my time between South Africa and the UK, operating fully remotely across highly regulated, global sectors. As a neurodivergent consultant working across time zones, both security-conscious infrastructure and streamlined functionality are critical.

    Professionals like me are piecing together tools like Devyce (for UK VoIP numbers), Postmark (for SMTP relay), Revolut (for global eSIMs), and Proton (for everything else)—but we’d far prefer a unified privacy-first solution. With Proton’s infrastructure, reputation, and mission, you are uniquely positioned to deliver exactly that.

    The global freelancer economy is growing rapidly, and so is the number of privacy-conscious individuals working across borders. I hope you’ll consider this roadmap as a natural evolution of the Proton ecosystem.

    Thank you for considering this feature and for everything you’ve already built. I’m genuinely grateful to have Proton at the heart of my digital infrastructure.

    As a fairly new Proton user (Mail, Calendar, Drive, VPN, and Proton Pass), I’m writing to share a feature request that I believe could meaningfully expand Proton’s value proposition for professionals like myself who live and work internationally.

    Proton already powers my email, cloud, VPN, and password management. The next logical step would be to consolidate communication and connectivity tools under the same privacy-first roof.

    🔧 Feature Requests

    1. Proton eSIM with Global or Regional Data Plans
       • Privacy-first, encrypted mobile data with regional bundles (UK/EU, US/Canada, Asia-Pacific) and global roaming options
       • Ideal for digital nomads and remote-first professionals
       •… more

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20. Allow Proton Pass to autofill email 2FA codes sent to your Proton Mail account

    It would be super helpful if proton pass (through anywhere where you can autofill with proton pass) could autofill email 2FA codes sent to your associated proton mail inbox, and then delete or archive the email after you’ve autofilled the code. Maybe it could autofill only the most recent email 2FA code, and only for 10 minutes after it has arrived, and then it only prompts you to autofill that code one time. It would identify and differentiate the code box the same way as it identifies and differentiates a password box from a username box from a email address box (etc).

    It would be super helpful if proton pass (through anywhere where you can autofill with proton pass) could autofill email 2FA codes sent to your associated proton mail inbox, and then delete or archive the email after you’ve autofilled the code. Maybe it could autofill only the most recent email 2FA code, and only for 10 minutes after it has arrived, and then it only prompts you to autofill that code one time. It would identify and differentiate the code box the same way as it identifies and differentiates a password box from a username box from a email address… more

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