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1. Adding human.txt

   This would credit people who worked on the site.
   Example:
   https://humanstxt.org/
   https://humanstxt.org/humans.txt

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2. Share Market Experts Tips That Every Investor Should Know

   The difference between successful investors and struggling traders often comes down to following the right share market experts tips. Experienced market professionals emphasize the importance of research, patience, and disciplined decision-making rather than chasing short-term market movements. Stockboxtech provides valuable market insights that help investors understand trends and evaluate opportunities more effectively. By applying trusted share market experts tips, traders can improve risk management, avoid common investing mistakes, and build a stronger long-term strategy. Consistent learning and research-based decisions are essential for achieving sustainable growth in the stock market.

   👉 Visit: share market experts tips by Stockboxtech
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3. Agentic integrations(I know, just take a read)

   AI is tricky when it comes to privacy. Privacy is why I(and others reading this) use proton and integrations didn't make sense(for personal use) until lately. Recently open-source agents have been increasingly competitive as far AI capabilities go. Local models have also progressed to the point that they are actually useful. Its gotten to the point were AI is starting to improve my life and allow me to focus on what I pride myself in doing and in a way outsourcing the trivial chores. I am not able to do that with Proton products though. From businesses this is a bigger factor as it turns from convinience to lost opportunities. Having an agent take care of chores has been an important shift that allows me to focus more on the things I take pride in doing (I havent yet met someone who is passionate about organizing their inbox). That is why I think integrations should be made available for platforms and projects to use to integrate their AI offerings with Proton products in ways that align with the values of Proton and its userbase.

   AI is tricky when it comes to privacy. Privacy is why I(and others reading this) use proton and integrations didn't make sense(for personal use) until lately. Recently open-source agents have been increasingly competitive as far AI capabilities go. Local models have also progressed to the point that they are actually useful. Its gotten to the point were AI is starting to improve my life and allow me to focus on what I pride myself in doing and in a way outsourcing the trivial chores. I am not able to do that with Proton products though. From businesses this is a… more

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4. Kudos On Proton Pass & Proton Authenticator

   Have been using LastPass for a LONG time. Also started using Apple Passwords. I like your Pass/Authenticator apps better than those two. A couple of functional gaps, but easier to use, fast, simple, and has some features the others don't have. KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK.

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5. Sort events on the calendar according to a calendar display order

   Be able to sort the display order of events in the agenda based on a customizable calendar sort.
   For example, always display events related to the 'Family' calendar first.

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6. Develope a Linux based Proton OS.

   Subject: Proton Should Consider a Linux-Based OS for Better Protection

   Dear Proton Team,

   As a paid subscriber for five years, I believe Proton should consider developing a Linux-based operating system. This step would ensure that paid users are better protected by extending your security standards from the applications down to the operating system itself, eliminating vulnerabilities inherent in mainstream platforms.

   Sincerely,

   A 5-Year Paid Subscriber

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7. Migrating UserVoice to Quackback

   I love that Proton get the community involved for new feature requests but everytime I come here it feels cluttered and filled with duplicates.
   New platforms handle duplicates better and Quackback even has a migration tool!

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8. With the features I have discovered, managing long email correspondence chain histories is extremely difficult. Can it be improved?

   I have what are now multiple email chains dating back more than a year. These include broken series of replies to a single thread. With extremely sensitive and high risk issues it is crucial to maintain and be able to reconstruct chronologies of what was stated or claimed and by whom, when and in what order. As it is I have found very few features to keep track of email histories. Obviously Proton mail do not want to accept liability for features said to provide additional security beyond what can reasonably be offered but the software could simply add better features for searching, review and organisation.

   Having separate inbox and outboxes adds friction and the emails and their replies are in separate folders. I have discovered I can move them all to one folder but then it ceases to be obvious if I have sent or received each email in it. There also seems only to be the star option to highlight a mail. How am I to tell my different starred emails apart? It would be better if I could add labels to emails. It would also be nice if I could see all my sent and received emails in one place in chronological order. Also, it would be nice if I could colour code emails with a dot and then show or hide messages with specific colo9ured dots. That way I could separate different chains and with labels I could highlight important content or inflection points in what happened.

   As it is I think the system expects everybody will only want to look at and reply to the most recent emails then forget them. Over long arduous sensitive chains sometimes the past contains crucial evidence and the way it is structured now it is hard to use the emails as a database I can query and mark with notes persistent across sessions.

   I have what are now multiple email chains dating back more than a year. These include broken series of replies to a single thread. With extremely sensitive and high risk issues it is crucial to maintain and be able to reconstruct chronologies of what was stated or claimed and by whom, when and in what order. As it is I have found very few features to keep track of email histories. Obviously Proton mail do not want to accept liability for features said to provide additional security beyond what can reasonably be offered but the software could simply add better… more

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9. Allow keyboard shortcuts to function when the arrow is over the message in the list

   Hovering the cursor over a message in the list and pressing the desired shortcut greatly speeds up message management. It's much better than having to select every message before taking action.

   If possible, please implement this feature.

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10. Implement Lumo Sidebar in Docs/Sheets (On-Demand Local Decryption) & Launch Proton Slides

    Feature Request:
    Integrate Proton Lumo as an active sidebar inside Proton Docs and Sheets using the same secure architecture already utilized for Lumo document uploads. Additionally, expand the workspace ecosystem by launching "Proton Slides" with the same integrated AI capabilities.

    How the Lumo Integration Should Work (Maintaining E2EE):

    Zero-Knowledge Architecture: The AI does not read the document in real-time. Instead, the document remains locally decrypted inside the user's browser/app session.

    On-Demand Processing: Only when the user explicitly triggers an action in the Lumo sidebar (e.g., clicking "Analyze this document" or "Generate summary"), the locally decrypted text is sent via the secure User-to-Lumo pipeline to Proton's volatile RAM.

    Ephemeral Execution: The server processes the request, returns the output to the sidebar, and immediately wipes the data from the RAM, keeping the zero-knowledge promise intact.

    Why this matters:
    This eliminates the architectural friction of manually copying text or downloading/re-uploading files into the standalone Lumo app. It delivers a seamless, native "Copilot-like" UX without breaking End-to-End Encryption.

    Expanding the Suite:
    Please prioritize the development of Proton Slides to complete the core productivity suite. A presentation tool built with privacy at its core—and integrated with this exact Lumo sidebar logic to help structure presentations and format text securely—would be a major milestone for moving away from Big Tech ecosystems completely.

    Feature Request:
    Integrate Proton Lumo as an active sidebar inside Proton Docs and Sheets using the same secure architecture already utilized for Lumo document uploads. Additionally, expand the workspace ecosystem by launching "Proton Slides" with the same integrated AI capabilities.

    How the Lumo Integration Should Work (Maintaining E2EE):

    Zero-Knowledge Architecture: The AI does not read the document in real-time. Instead, the document remains locally decrypted inside the user's browser/app session.

    On-Demand Processing: Only when the user explicitly triggers an action in the Lumo sidebar (e.g., clicking "Analyze this document" or "Generate summary"), the locally decrypted text is sent via the… more

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11. Future set to send email?

    Hi there, is there a feature which allows email to be sent in the near future, should an accidental event happen that leads to death to email owner?

    Say if you have not login for 1 year, the email will be sent to whom they wish to receive it.

    Much like in TV series Mr Robot (How i found out about protonmail)

    Thanks for you time.

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12. An immersive simulator game to test our passwords, recovery phrases, 2FA, and other account recovery methods.

    It's very common to forget our passwords, with a high chance of never recovering our accounts. I've never lost mine yet, but to help us memorize them, I propose:

    In this immersive game, you are locked in a room. Throughout the game, you use your passwords and recovery phrases to escape the room, and of course, everything would be encrypted to use your passwords and phrases.

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13. Android: allow security keys without google play services

    Allow to use security keys as 2FA on Android without google play services instead of showing the error : "FIDO2_API is not available on this device"

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14. stablecoin support

    Introduce support for stablecoins in proton wallet, since stablecoins provide an efficient way to transition between crypto and fiat currencies. Especially USDT & USDC

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15. Isolated Password for Authenticator Sync

    Isolated Password for Authenticator Sync

    As a security-conscious Proton user who uses the Proton Authenticator App,
    I want to establish a dedicated, separate password exclusively for the account sync feature on the Proton Authenticator App,
    So that a compromise of my primary Proton account credentials does not automatically grant a bad actor the ability to sync my TOTP seeds to a Proton Authenticator App they control (this assumes the bad actor has also disabled 2FA for the Proton account).

    Acceptance Criteria (AC)

    AC 1: Separate Credentialing

    The user can configure an independent "Authenticator App Sync Password" inside the Proton Account Settings.

    By default, this password must not be identical to the primary account password.

    AC 2: Separate Credential Update

    The user can update the independent "Authenticator App Sync Password" inside the Proton Account Settings without first needing to enter the existing password (this is to cater for the forgot password scenario in a way that does not block the user from changing the password)

    By default, any update of this password must also not be identical to the primary account password.

    AC 3: TOTP Sync Isolation

    The primary Proton account password alone must be insufficient to trigger a sync of the TOTP seeds on a new device if an independent "Authenticator App Sync Password" has been set.

    AC 4: Emergency Sync Revocation (The "Kill Switch")

    If the user changes this separate Authenticator password from the web account settings, the system must immediately terminate sync sessions across all connected Proton Authenticator apps.

    Existing apps must stop syncing until their account sync credentials have been updated to use the new password. This is to prevent a bad actor using this technique in order to synced access to TOTPs after account compromise (this assumes the bad actor has also disabled 2FA for the Proton account).

    AC 5: Attacker Mitigation (expansion of AC 4 above)

    If an attacker changes the sync password from a compromised account, it will not cause existing, legitimate Authenticator App instances to push/sync their current data without the sync password being updated within those instances (this assumes the bad actor has also disabled 2FA for the Proton account).

    Isolated Password for Authenticator Sync

    As a security-conscious Proton user who uses the Proton Authenticator App,
    I want to establish a dedicated, separate password exclusively for the account sync feature on the Proton Authenticator App,
    So that a compromise of my primary Proton account credentials does not automatically grant a bad actor the ability to sync my TOTP seeds to a Proton Authenticator App they control (this assumes the bad actor has also disabled 2FA for the Proton account).

    Acceptance Criteria (AC)

    AC 1: Separate Credentialing

    The user can configure an independent "Authenticator App Sync Password" inside the Proton Account… more

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16. Gmail connection — option to disable forwarding while keeping send-as, or exclude messages forwarded from Proton

    The new Easy Switch Gmail connection (May 2026) bundles two features together: forwarding all incoming Gmail into Proton, and the ability to send/reply from the Gmail address inside Proton Mail. Please make these independently toggleable, or let the forwarding skip certain messages.

    My use case: Proton is my primary mailbox, and I keep a Gmail account as a searchable backup archive. A Proton filter forwards everything I recieve that's not from my own gmail to my Gmail. I like the new feature to be able to reply from the Gmail address without leaving Proton.

    The problem: the Gmail connection's forwarding seems all-or-nothing, so it immediately forwards the messages my Proton filter just sent over — bouncing them back and creating a duplicate of every single email in my Proton inbox. Gmail-side filters don't seem to prevent this (skip-inbox/labels have no effect on what the connection forwards)

    Best I can figure out right now my only options are: live with a duplicate of every email, or disconnect Gmail entirely and lose send-as.

    Suggested fixes (any one would solve it):
    1. Separate toggles for the connection's components: forwarding on/off, send-as on/off.
    2. An exclusion rule on the connection's forwarding (e.g., skip messages already forwarded from this Proton account — they're identifiable via the X-Pm-Forwarded-From header)

    This would help anyone doing a gradual migration who still mirrors mail back to Gmail for search, compliance, or backup reasons — not just my setup.

    The new Easy Switch Gmail connection (May 2026) bundles two features together: forwarding all incoming Gmail into Proton, and the ability to send/reply from the Gmail address inside Proton Mail. Please make these independently toggleable, or let the forwarding skip certain messages.

    My use case: Proton is my primary mailbox, and I keep a Gmail account as a searchable backup archive. A Proton filter forwards everything I recieve that's not from my own gmail to my Gmail. I like the new feature to be able to reply from the Gmail address without leaving Proton.

    The problem: the Gmail connection's forwarding… more

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17. ProtonMail Bridge - Proton Drive

    With the protonmail bridge - aka ProtonDrive Bridge, would it make sense to connect to our Proton Drive. I see it as a way to bridge into our Proton Drive to easily access our files from our favorite file explorer rather using the web browser.

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    Also it would be easier for us to choose our favorite linux file explorer for us to easily connect to our personal proton drive, with our favorite linux file explorer its just adding the remote protocols and using protons recommended secure e2e encryption like adding the imap/smtp protocols to our favorite email client from the protonmail bridge. so it would be the same Princible that applies as adding sftp, ssh, webdev. protocols. so i see no problems with that! what you guys think about that idea?

    With the protonmail bridge - aka ProtonDrive Bridge, would it make sense to connect to our Proton Drive. I see it as a way to bridge into our Proton Drive to easily access our files from our favorite file explorer rather using the web browser.

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    Also it would be easier for us to choose our favorite linux file explorer for us to easily connect to our personal proton drive, with our favorite linux file explorer its just adding the remote protocols and using protons recommended secure e2e encryption like adding the imap/smtp protocols to our favorite email client from the… more

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18. Version History and check for update feature

    I tried to find out if my Proton Desktop app is up to date and found it incredibly hard to find any information about it. A support site where every Proton app is listed and then for each platform of the product, a version history with release notes would be very helpful. Additionally, a check for update feature in every app would be great too. Proton drives does this very well already and I wish this features universally for all products.

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19. 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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20. PDF compression service

    Something similar to what Adobe offers: https://www.adobe.com/acrobat/online/compress-pdf.html but privacy first

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