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1. Proton Messages App

   I would love to see a Proton messaging app that supports SMS, MMS, and RCS so I can get rid of Google Messages. Especially now that Samsung Messages is gone (I didn't really trust it either).

   I already use signal, but TOO many people, companies, etc. do not.

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2. More desktop apps that support the ARM architecture.

   Except for VPN, those of us running Linux on Raspberry Pi ARM hardware are stuck with web-based apps or browser extensions.

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3. Oled dark theme for all

   Add a black OLED theme for all products.

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4. Integrate Voice commands into Lumo AI

   I hope that Lumo AI will have the ability to open android apps, and perform commands like opening spotify and being able to play/stop songs, or opening a browser and search for something.

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5. Proton Pay: Safe and secure payment processor as alternative for Gpay/ApplePay

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   I'm not happy with the limitation to big-data collectors when I want to use my smartphone for payments in the supermarket.
   Is there a way to tamper the payment or develop an own payment processing system?

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6. Proton Bridge: local readonly MCP server OOTB (or at least a readonly user+password)

   For local AI usage - e.g. using local LLM, I am practically limited in how to give them readonly access to my email. The best I can do is use a local MCP like https://github.com/nikolausm/imap-mcp-server which has a parameter for readonly, but the readonly is really just a value in a file and an AI that locally does BS can mess around or run the MCP itself. And I am still in a situation to have to trust that bridge, my installation, the package source etc.

   a good first step for embracing local AI securely could be to have proton bridge expose a readonly user/password OOTB in addition to the regular one.
   
   Even better would be if Proton Bridge rather embraced the direction the world is taking. It could provide a securely controllable local MCP protocol interface OOTB. Could be an OAuth flow with the online proton account, secure tool permissions, restrictions on incoming traffic types etc.
   
   Conceptually, local MCP is not more or less secure than a local IMAP (since it's a more modern protocol with better security protocol definitions one could even make the point that it's easier to secure). It's "just" the intended use case that is likely triggering security analysis - but the fact that a simple local bridge can wrap it (and is popular and has proton as a preconfigured builtin) is a good proof that overall proton security would be better by not driving people into bridges like that that can be really easy to mess up. Embracing MCP through the bridge would pay into security much more than denying it and I think local is the right product strategy fit for Proton (vs. remote which would be the same question as why proton has no remote IMAP server)

   you have an AI product but it's not really intended or set up to replace a local AI setup with powerful data access on the assumption that local is safe (which is an assumption that proton bridge makes implicitly, too because the data then lives in the mail program's local data)

   For local AI usage - e.g. using local LLM, I am practically limited in how to give them readonly access to my email. The best I can do is use a local MCP like https://github.com/nikolausm/imap-mcp-server which has a parameter for readonly, but the readonly is really just a value in a file and an AI that locally does BS can mess around or run the MCP itself. And I am still in a situation to have to trust that bridge, my installation, the package source etc.

   a good first step for embracing local AI securely could be to have proton… more

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7. passkey

   que se pueda utilizar passkey en replazo total de contraseña y no solo 2fa

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8. Adding images to Proton Docs (and a dedicated application pls)

   Hi! new (paying) proton member here.

   In addition to needing a decidated Docs application and many more features (like spacing etc.), it is super difficult to add images to Docs. I tried uploading a 4mb jpeg and it almost crashed my browser and the quality was heaviliy downgraded. The last update on Docs was a sidenote in this blog (https://proton.me/blog/2026-spring-summer-roadmaps). I'm sure we can all use another update! I would like to know where the development of the Proton Docs applcation is headed because for now I will keep on using LibreOffice.

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9. ENCRYPTED KEYBOARD FROM PROTON

   ENCRYPTED, USER SIDE KEYS, KEYBOARD. A simple idea come true... and maybe, only maybe, people will believe privacy and secrecy is central to Proton :-) ...And I mean for Android and Web and Desktop... I mean REALLY a central thing

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10. Add Voice Input / Speech-to-Text to Lumo Web Browser Version

    I noticed that voice input is currently unavailable in the web browser version of Lumo. As someone who frequently uses Lumo on desktop, I would love to see this feature extended to the web interface as well.

    Here's why I think this would be valuable:

    Accessibility: Voice input is an important accessibility feature. Users with mobility impairments or those who struggle with typing would benefit greatly from being able to dictate their prompts directly in the browser.
    
    Multitasking: When working on a desktop, being able to speak a prompt while referencing documents or taking notes would improve productivity significantly.
    
    Consistency across platforms: Having voice input available on both mobile and web would create a more unified user experience.
    
    Modern browsers support it well: The Web Speech API is widely supported across modern browsers (Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Safari), making this technically feasible.
    

    I understand that priorities are set based on community feedback, which is why I'm submitting this request here. I'd love to hear from the team whether this is something being considered for a future roadmap.

    I noticed that voice input is currently unavailable in the web browser version of Lumo. As someone who frequently uses Lumo on desktop, I would love to see this feature extended to the web interface as well.

    Here's why I think this would be valuable:

    Accessibility: Voice input is an important accessibility feature. Users with mobility impairments or those who struggle with typing would benefit greatly from being able to dictate their prompts directly in the browser.
    
    Multitasking: When working on a desktop, being able to speak a prompt while referencing documents or taking notes would improve productivity significantly.
    
    Consistency

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11. Add Multi-Page Pagination System to Proton Docs

    Hello,

    I would like to submit an important feature request for Proton Docs.

    The problem:

    Proton Docs currently has no page system. It is impossible to create properly structured multi-page documents with real pagination. This makes it unsuitable for longer documents (reports, essays, theses) and any professional or academic work requiring more than a single page.

    Impact:

    Without this, I must continue using external tools for multi-page documents. I would prefer to stay within the Proton ecosystem for privacy, but this limitation prevents me from doing so.

    Feature request:

    Add a true multi-page pagination system to Proton Docs, similar to what Google Docs, Microsoft Word Online, and LibreOffice Online offer.

    Thank you for considering this request.

    Hello,

    I would like to submit an important feature request for Proton Docs.

    The problem:

    Proton Docs currently has no page system. It is impossible to create properly structured multi-page documents with real pagination. This makes it unsuitable for longer documents (reports, essays, theses) and any professional or academic work requiring more than a single page.

    Impact:

    Without this, I must continue using external tools for multi-page documents. I would prefer to stay within the Proton ecosystem for privacy, but this limitation prevents me from doing so.

    Feature request:

    Add a true multi-page pagination system to Proton Docs, similar to… more

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12. Improve Proton Calendar notifications on Linux (sound, persistence, snooze)

    On Linux (Ubuntu / GNOME), Proton Calendar notifications are easy to miss: they are transient, quiet, and disappear after a few seconds if you are away from the screen.

    There is currently no way to:
    • enable audible alerts
    • make notifications persistent until dismissed
    • snooze calendar reminders

    This makes Proton Calendar significantly less usable on Linux compared to mobile platforms and even basic desktop calendar apps.

    Please consider improving Linux notifications by supporting one or more of the following:
    • notification sounds
    • persistent / actionable notifications
    • snooze support
    • better integration with Linux desktop notification standards for calendar events

    This would greatly improve reliability for users who rely on Proton Calendar for appointments.

    On Linux (Ubuntu / GNOME), Proton Calendar notifications are easy to miss: they are transient, quiet, and disappear after a few seconds if you are away from the screen.

    There is currently no way to:
    • enable audible alerts
    • make notifications persistent until dismissed
    • snooze calendar reminders

    This makes Proton Calendar significantly less usable on Linux compared to mobile platforms and even basic desktop calendar apps.

    Please consider improving Linux notifications by supporting one or more of the following:
    • notification sounds
    • persistent / actionable notifications
    • snooze support
    • better integration with Linux desktop notification standards… more

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13. shared workspace

    Shared workspaces would be nice because we have a drive and we're meeting soon. You can share files and chat with each other in a space where you can share files and chat with each other, like Teams/Sharepoint. We already have a drive, and we get meet soon. I think this will make it complete.

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14. Create alternate formats for Proton Mail contacts (i.e., US/CAN addresses)

    I understand that a lot of users are not in North America, but the address formatting is inconvenient / annoying as someone who lives in the US as it is out of order and displays the address in a European format. I would love to see an option that allows you to choose a country's formatting.

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15. Bug — Lumo 2.0 Randomly Switches to Chinese Mid-Conversation

    Title: Bug — Lumo 2.0 Randomly Switches to Chinese Mid-Conversation
    Category: Lumo / Bug Report

    Description:

    Lumo 2.0 intermittently switches entire responses to Chinese during English-language conversations. This is not isolated — multiple users have reported the same behavior across Reddit (r/lumo, r/ProtonMail) with the issue persisting since at least Lumo 1.1 through the current 2.0 release.

    Reproduction Pattern:

    Conversation language: English (exclusively)
    Trigger: Appears to occur most frequently during responses containing dense structured data (comparison tables, pricing breakdowns, URLs, multi-section formatting)
    Context usage: Both occurrences happened at high context usage (~73%)
    Frequency: Twice within three consecutive prompts in a single session
    

    Observed Behavior:

    Response output switches entirely to Chinese — not individual characters, but full translated content
    In one instance, the model also hallucinated a capability reference (TTS/STT) that does not exist — suggesting the language switch coincided with a broader coherence failure
    The content itself appears accurate — just rendered in the wrong language
    Conversation topic headers have also been reported switching to Chinese characters, making threads unsearchable
    

    Community Reports:

    r/lumo: "Lumo (Plus) randomly inserting Chinese characters" — Italian users experiencing same issue
    r/lumo: "Lumo inserts different languages" — German users reporting Chinese characters and Cyrillic replacing words mid-sentence
    r/ProtonMail: "Lumo struggles with language" — multiple users reporting unexpected language switches
    r/ProtonMail: Lumo 1.1 announcement thread — conversation headers changing to Chinese characters
    

    Likely Cause (Community Speculation): Lumo's routing system uses GLM 5 (developed by Zhipu AI, a Chinese company) as part of its multi-model architecture. When complex/structured responses are routed to a GLM-based model, it appears to default to Chinese token generation under certain conditions — particularly during high token-density outputs or elevated context usage.

    This is consistent with known language-mixing issues documented in other Chinese-developed models (e.g., DeepSeek R1, which addressed this in their own research paper).

    Impact:

    Breaks conversation flow entirely
    Makes affected responses unusable without translation
    Erodes trust in Lumo's reliability for professional/business use
    Has persisted across multiple versions (1.1 → 2.0) without acknowledged fix
    

    Requested Action:

    Acknowledge this as a known bug with a public status tracker entry
    Implement a language-enforcement layer in the routing system that locks output language to the conversation's established language
    Adjust GLM model token weights for non-Chinese contexts to prevent drift
    Investigate whether high context usage (%) correlates with increased frequency of language switching
    

    Environment:

    Platform: Web browser (lumo.proton.me)
    Lumo version: 2.0
    Date observed: July 16, 2026
    Subscription: Lumo Plus (Workspace Premium)
    

    Title: Bug — Lumo 2.0 Randomly Switches to Chinese Mid-Conversation
    Category: Lumo / Bug Report

    Description:

    Lumo 2.0 intermittently switches entire responses to Chinese during English-language conversations. This is not isolated — multiple users have reported the same behavior across Reddit (r/lumo, r/ProtonMail) with the issue persisting since at least Lumo 1.1 through the current 2.0 release.

    Reproduction Pattern:

    Conversation language: English (exclusively)
    Trigger: Appears to occur most frequently during responses containing dense structured data (comparison tables, pricing breakdowns, URLs, multi-section formatting)
    Context usage: Both occurrences happened at high context usage (~73%)
    Frequency: Twice within three consecutive prompts in a

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16. Warn if outgoing message is missing an attachment

    When I click Send in a new Mail message, warn me if the body text refers to an attachment (e.g. "attached is...", "see attachment...", etc.) but there is no attachment.

    (Obviously this would require that Proton scan the body text; not sure if that's something that's prohibited by Proton privacy policies. But the scanning would be done locally, so it shouldn't be an issue.)

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17. Allow unlimited aliases for custom domains across Proton Mail, Pass, and SimpleLogin

    Proton currently limits the number of email aliases, even when users connect and manage their own domains. This restriction feels unnecessary for custom domains because the user already owns and controls the domain.

    Please allow unlimited - or substantially more - aliases for custom domains connected to Proton. Ideally, aliases should not count toward the standard Proton address limit.

    Custom-domain integration should also extend across Proton Mail, Proton Pass, and SimpleLogin.

    Users should be able to:
    Create unlimited Hide-my-email aliases using their own domain or subdomain.
    Share a connected domain across Proton Mail, Proton Pass, and SimpleLogin without configuring it separately in each service.
    Choose whether a domain is available to one user or shared with an organization or family.
    Manage domains, aliases, routing, and permissions from one central location.
    Use separate subdomains for regular mail addresses and Hide-my-email aliases.

    Currently, domains added to Proton Mail are not integrated with Proton Pass or SimpleLogin.
    Building a unified custom-domain system would make Proton’s email and alias services feel like one cohesive ecosystem while giving users greater flexibility and control.

    Proton currently limits the number of email aliases, even when users connect and manage their own domains. This restriction feels unnecessary for custom domains because the user already owns and controls the domain.

    Please allow unlimited - or substantially more - aliases for custom domains connected to Proton. Ideally, aliases should not count toward the standard Proton address limit.

    Custom-domain integration should also extend across Proton Mail, Proton Pass, and SimpleLogin.

    Users should be able to:
    Create unlimited Hide-my-email aliases using their own domain or subdomain.
    Share a connected domain across Proton Mail, Proton Pass, and SimpleLogin without configuring it… more

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18. Black is the new purple - Let's make an OLED/AMOLED/ultra dark/black global theme for Proton apps and widgets

    I would love to see Proton develop a #000000 (100% black) theme, alongside the current options, that can be applied to all widgets and apps. It is a well-known fact that true black menus consume less battery and are easier on the eyes. However, for those of us who primarily prefer dark mode for the aesthetic, I would love to see an option to go all the way and make the entire Proton experience pitch black. It’s worth noting that there are already browser extensions available that provide a true black experience on web, so this request is primarily aimed at the iOS and Android apps.

    I would love to see Proton develop a #000000 (100% black) theme, alongside the current options, that can be applied to all widgets and apps. It is a well-known fact that true black menus consume less battery and are easier on the eyes. However, for those of us who primarily prefer dark mode for the aesthetic, I would love to see an option to go all the way and make the entire Proton experience pitch black. It’s worth noting that there are already browser extensions available that provide a true black experience on web, so this request is primarily aimed… more

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19. proton calendar icon show current date

    Can the Proton Calendar icon update to show the current date as IOS calendar app icon does

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20. I need support for passkeys on multiple accounts at the same site

    Background:

    • I have a personal Microsoft account
    • I have a work Microsoft account
    • My work Microsoft account is a guest user in another tenant

    Passkeys have been activated on the tenant of my work account, but I am not able to add one using Proton Pass.

    Expected behaviour: I work through the set up passkey remedies, Proton Pass detects that I have multiple logins saved for https://login.microsoftonline.com/ and lets me select the login I want to attach to the passkey.

    Actual behaviour: When I try to set up a passkey for my work account, Proton Pass has preselected my Microsoft personal account to save the passkey and I am not able to select another account.

    Background:

    • I have a personal Microsoft account
    • I have a work Microsoft account
    • My work Microsoft account is a guest user in another tenant

    Passkeys have been activated on the tenant of my work account, but I am not able to add one using Proton Pass.

    Expected behaviour: I work through the set up passkey remedies, Proton Pass detects that I have multiple logins saved for https://login.microsoftonline.com/ and lets me select the login I want to attach to the passkey.

    Actual behaviour: When I try to set up a passkey for my work account, Proton Pass has preselected my Microsoft… more

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