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1. Parallels

   I use Windows running in Parallels on MAC and cannot install Proton apps for Windows in the Windows VM. As a consultant, I have several clients who use a variety of OS, so I use a MAC (OS Tahoe 26.0.1) and run Linux, Windows and MAC in Parallels VMs. In Windows is the OS where I am in need of Proton apps including VPN. However, cannot install either the Proton Mail app which gets a failure or the VPN app which will not even start an install process. Your help in adding this to your features would be greatly appreciated.

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2. Show the email attachment at the top

   Show the attachments of an email above the text, instead of below. This way, we don't have to scroll down all the way on long conversation.

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3. Sort on date of deletion (Proton Mail)

   Currently there seems to be no way to sort on date of deletion meaning that when you delete a very old e-mail, you'll have to find it again using keywords if the list of deleted email is very large.

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4. Proton Rumble channel to mirror YouTube

   Proton should create an official Rumble channel and upload its YouTube videos there as well.

   Over the past several years, Rumble has established itself as a YouTube alternative that is solidly pro-freedom, anti-censorship, and NOT OWNED BY GOOGLE!

   It might be necessary to be on YouTube to attract the most eyeballs, but many people who use platforms like Rumble to distance themselves from Big Tech are the same users who will resonate with Proton's privacy-conscious mission.

   The amount of extra effort it takes to upload content to a 2nd platform is miniscule compared to the time and expense invested in producing the videos in the first place. Not only does this put Proton's efforts in front of another group of potential customers, but it actively supports an alternative to Google for streaming videos.

   Proton should create an official Rumble channel and upload its YouTube videos there as well.

   Over the past several years, Rumble has established itself as a YouTube alternative that is solidly pro-freedom, anti-censorship, and NOT OWNED BY GOOGLE!

   It might be necessary to be on YouTube to attract the most eyeballs, but many people who use platforms like Rumble to distance themselves from Big Tech are the same users who will resonate with Proton's privacy-conscious mission.

   The amount of extra effort it takes to upload content to a 2nd platform is miniscule compared to the time and expense invested in… more

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5. 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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6. New Product Proposal: Lumen — A Proton Browser That Illuminates the Path to True Privacy

   Imagine a web browser built with Proton’s guiding philosophy at its core — a platform where privacy, intelligence, and design coexist in harmony. This vision takes form as Lumen, a new kind of browser designed to unite Proton’s ecosystem into a single, secure experience.

   The name Lumen means light or illumination, symbolizing clarity, transparency, and enlightenment — the very principles Proton stands for. It captures the essence of a browser that helps users navigate safely through the modern web’s dark corners while illuminating truth, privacy, and control. Lumen is more than a browsing tool; it is a guide — shedding light on what matters while keeping the user’s identity invisible to surveillance. Its modern, internationally resonant name embodies innovation, trust, and simplicity — qualities that have long defined Proton’s brand.

   Unified Proton Ecosystem:
   Lumen would seamlessly integrate ProtonMail, ProtonVPN, Proton Drive, and other Proton services into a single encrypted hub. This consolidation ensures that communication, storage, and browsing remain consistent, secure, and fully within Proton’s protected network — eliminating dependence on external services that compromise privacy.

   Privacy and Security by Design:
   Lumen could introduce an advanced shield system blocking ads, trackers, and malicious scripts by default. Optional Tor routing would enable true anonymity, while built-in end-to-end encryption could safeguard even active browsing sessions. In Lumen, privacy is not an extension — it is the default state.

   Proton Search and AI Intelligence:
   To ensure independence from corporate data mining, Proton Search would power neutral, private, and non-profiling results. Alongside it, a built-in, locally processed AI assistant — perhaps an evolution of Lumo — could help users compose emails, summarize pages, and generate content securely. In keeping with the Lumen philosophy, this AI would illuminate without intruding, offering guidance without compromise.

   Design and Experience:
   Inspired by modern minimalist browsers like Brave, Comet, and Arc, Lumen would emphasize focus and fluidity. The interface would feel weightless yet powerful, allowing users to move between email, cloud storage, and browsing effortlessly — all under the same privacy-first umbrella.

   Lumen stands as a beacon for what a browser should be: intelligent, private, elegant, and built on trust. It embodies Proton’s mission to empower users through technology that enlightens rather than exploits. Proton has the opportunity to make Lumen the light that guides the next era of secure, user-centric internet exploration.

   Imagine a web browser built with Proton’s guiding philosophy at its core — a platform where privacy, intelligence, and design coexist in harmony. This vision takes form as Lumen, a new kind of browser designed to unite Proton’s ecosystem into a single, secure experience.

   The name Lumen means light or illumination, symbolizing clarity, transparency, and enlightenment — the very principles Proton stands for. It captures the essence of a browser that helps users navigate safely through the modern web’s dark corners while illuminating truth, privacy, and control. Lumen is more than a browsing tool; it is a guide — shedding… more

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7. Revert to old versions

   Proton Mail right swipe to delete now takes a full screen swipe and the feel is super annoying. Bc PM converted the app to ai and it's hard to dial it in now.

   PM email symbols for each email are now basically rainbow colored, how stupidly annoying.

   Proton Pass notes now have a file add section that take half the screen.

   Did someone new take command?
   I have to look for a new set of services now.

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8. Adding Arc Browser to Proton’s Privacy-Focused Portfolio

   The Arc Browser represents an ideal complement to the Proton ecosystem due to its strong commitment to privacy, security, and innovative user experience design. Built on a Chromium foundation yet differentiated by its privacy-first approach, Arc disables intrusive telemetry and fingerprinting by default, ensuring that user data remains protected and browsing habits uncompromised. The browser incorporates built-in ad and tracker blocking functionality without requiring complex configurations, further reinforcing its dedication to safeguarding user privacy.

   Arc’s unique features, such as its vertical sidebar and workspace management system called "Spaces," enhance productivity and efficiency by providing superior tab organization and intuitive navigation. This forward-thinking design philosophy aligns perfectly with Proton’s vision of offering privacy-driven tools that balance user empowerment with cutting-edge innovation.

   Both Proton and Arc share a core principle: technology should respect user autonomy and data privacy by default. Adding Arc to the Proton family would seamlessly extend this mission into the browsing experience, creating a cohesive environment where privacy and innovation go hand in hand. Such integration would not only benefit users seeking secure and modern solutions but also strengthen Proton’s position as a leader in privacy-centered technology.

   The Arc Browser represents an ideal complement to the Proton ecosystem due to its strong commitment to privacy, security, and innovative user experience design. Built on a Chromium foundation yet differentiated by its privacy-first approach, Arc disables intrusive telemetry and fingerprinting by default, ensuring that user data remains protected and browsing habits uncompromised. The browser incorporates built-in ad and tracker blocking functionality without requiring complex configurations, further reinforcing its dedication to safeguarding user privacy.

   Arc’s unique features, such as its vertical sidebar and workspace management system called "Spaces," enhance productivity and efficiency by providing superior tab organization and intuitive navigation.… more

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9. Dark Theme for SSO and Home Page

   We have Dark Theme for Mail, but I still get flashbanged every time i have to go to proton.me or to the Sign On page...

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10. Proton Website Dark Theme

    I don’t get why Proton doesn’t already have this but I believe all the dark theme lovers would love for the Proton website itself to have a dark theme option.

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11. Setup custom duration instead of the default 30s for 2FA

    I'd like to generate 2FA code using a different time span.
    It's particularly useful when using other algorithms than the standard one.

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12. Show the server's city in the Linux App.

    California is a big place with at least two server locations. Differentiating between the two in the GUI would be nice, and I'm sure California isn't the only region that would benefit from some specificity.

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13. Reduce # of clicks to move a message

    Hi there! When I highlight a message and click the "Move" option, a list of folders is presented, requiring a second click on the chosen folder and a third click on the Move button.

    It would be faster to double-click the appropriate folder in order to move the message. Alternatively, as you type in the filter box, when the correct folder name is displayed, allow the user to hit the Enter key to move the item to the displayed folder.

    It takes a cursor move + 2 extra clicks to move an item to the desired folder. Having used Gmail and Outlook for many years, this was a great feature, allowing one click or key press to move an item.

    Hi there! When I highlight a message and click the "Move" option, a list of folders is presented, requiring a second click on the chosen folder and a third click on the Move button.

    It would be faster to double-click the appropriate folder in order to move the message. Alternatively, as you type in the filter box, when the correct folder name is displayed, allow the user to hit the Enter key to move the item to the displayed folder.

    It takes a cursor move + 2 extra clicks to move an item to the desired folder. Having used Gmail… more

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14. Bad TOTP autofill for websites various and sundry

    Proton Pass fails to autofill TOTP code textboxes for many websites, including PayPal and Reddit.

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15. On an iPhone, in Proton Calendar, you can request access to contacts to obtain a "birthday list" and create an individual calendar (which ca

    On an iPhone, in Proton Calendar, you can request access to contacts to obtain a "birthday list" and create an individual calendar (which can be disabled in case anyone is bothered) that allows you to see birthdays in your address book. This calendar could be configured to only display them, or it could even be configured to notify you about them.

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16. Different font sizes and other appearance settings for each app

    I need a different font size in Calendar and Mail since they are a completely different experience and use wildly different real estate on the screen for their elements.
    Currently, changing the appearance settings is common to both, and it's making me sad ;)

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17. Proton antivirus protection

    Currently, there are many antiviruses that spy on us and act like real malware, collecting our data. That makes me think, is the solution actually better than the problem? That is why there should exist an antivirus that really cares about our privacy, and Proton is the perfect company to do it.

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18. Change to plans available

    Remove existing Free plan. Change Mail Plus to free plan. And create a plan in between. Not only will this complete further against Gmail and other providers, but also adds a plan between as currently do not offer anything below 500G

    So new plans could then be 15G for the free plan, followed by 250G then back to current plans of 500 and up.

    This is the main reason I have been hesitant in moving other the free plan does not cater for general needs and then small bump from 1GB from 15G followed by a large jump to 500G

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19. Calendar Events Notification. A Daily Mystery

    What would be actually useful would be to see the actual "event" title in the email notification subject, rather than the mysterious and cryptic "Reminder: event starting on..." especialy when you have 10 of these turn up in a row.

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20. Compact folder view in ProtonMail Windows app

    The vertical distance between folders in the left sidebar of the winows app for Proton Mail is so large that one needs to scroll a lot just to navigate between a few folders. Please add an option to tighten up the vertical separation to allow more folders to fit i.e., some kind of compact view, perhaps with a few variations such as very compact view.

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