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1. Your mail servers mail.protonmail.ch and mailsec.protonmail.ch need ipv6 addresses too

   Your mail servers mail.protonmail.ch and mailsec.protonmail.ch need ipv6 addresses too.
   Thank you :)

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2. Proton Bank - An easy bank

   A digital bank,
   like Bunq or Wise,
   with similar and useful functions,
   but with security and privacy standards,
   as we know from Proton,
   I see a very big future for Proton Bank,
   do you see it that way too,
   community?

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3. Contacts App for Personal CRM

   I love privacy focused services like Proton, but the reality is that I am social in real life and require software to manage how I network. Personal CRM tools such as Covve are incredibly useful because it doesn't rely on using privacy invading social network platforms. It would be amazing if Proton offered to use my contacts as a personal CRM so I can take notes on my personal interactions and schedule reminders to follow up with people.

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4. 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

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   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
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5. Proton Spreadsheets: custom formatting of number cells

   Would be nice if you could add custom formatting of number cells ('50' -> '50 g/kg', basically like currency but custom text)

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6. 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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7. A storage management dashboard

   Hi,
   A storage management dashboard, with details of what's taking what and the file types, a bit like Treesize, can be very useful.

   (https://www.jam-software.com/treesize)

   A a good day !

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8. Enable a community translation system

   Proton is only available in a few languages, and many of us have to adapt to a language other than our own because ours isn't available. If a translation system were enabled, Proton could be available in every language people wanted to contribute to.

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9. Collaborative Whiteboard Application

   A whiteboard application like openboard.ch would be a great addition to Proton. I currently have several disparate projects in which we are using whiteboarding within the teams but one of the primary drawbacks is that, openboard is a local application only - they provide no collaboration services (eg, team shares one whiteboard collectively as we work) there's one owner for the board and only one can interact with the board at once. If Proton were to implement a service like openboard - adding the security of encryption to the feeds and data storage as well as new features like realtime collaboration - that would enable the resources and security needed to add that feature and would be a great add to the Proton ecosystem.

   Links: https://github.com/OpenBoard-org https://openboard.ch

   A whiteboard application like openboard.ch would be a great addition to Proton. I currently have several disparate projects in which we are using whiteboarding within the teams but one of the primary drawbacks is that, openboard is a local application only - they provide no collaboration services (eg, team shares one whiteboard collectively as we work) there's one owner for the board and only one can interact with the board at once. If Proton were to implement a service like openboard - adding the security of encryption to the feeds and data storage as well as new features like realtime… more

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10. Secure remote control like RustDesk / TeamViewer

    Hello, perhaps Proton could offer a remote connection/control signalling server, which would ONLY make the initial connection, as in users x want to connect to user y and Proton simply give each client the connection address; and after that the Proton would disconnect and all data would be e2e between the clients themselves, not needing anymore server inbetween.
    Something like TeamViewer used to be easier to use, but now requires more hassle and is less secure, with data travelling thru the tv servers.
    There is RustDesk that uses the Rendezvous protocol for hole punching. Proton could use or build upon that, offering the signalling server.
    If needed, users could pay for a relay server service.
    Thanks

    Hello, perhaps Proton could offer a remote connection/control signalling server, which would ONLY make the initial connection, as in users x want to connect to user y and Proton simply give each client the connection address; and after that the Proton would disconnect and all data would be e2e between the clients themselves, not needing anymore server inbetween.
    Something like TeamViewer used to be easier to use, but now requires more hassle and is less secure, with data travelling thru the tv servers.
    There is RustDesk that uses the Rendezvous protocol for hole punching. Proton could use or build upon… more

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11. URL shortener similar to bit.ly
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12. Proton Backup for Android/ios

    It would be awesome to be able to not use google backup, to backup an android device. Proton backup could replace it, and it would be one step further to not rely on google having our android data to scan/etc...

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13. Music Player App, integrated with Proton Drive to consume online and offline media

    A Music Player for the songs that are saved in Proton Drive, it would be nice if there was the option to display or not the songs that were made available offline in other applications, the same goes for the other Proton applications

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14. Hello, we are Iranians, Proton vpn is blocked in our country, please do something for the Proton team

    Hello, we are Iranians, Proton vpn is blocked in our country, please do something for the Proton team

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15. logout from ALL devices

    Currently, proton (free accounts) do not see "logout from ALL devices" option and this leaves a residue session in some cases and leaves vulnerable. Preparing to provide an option as "logout from ALL devices" and make sure this option terminates all sessions associated with that account.

    Also when someone already logged in and trying to submit a suggestion it should not ask e-mail and password since I think it is redundant.

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16. Finance manager

    Is there data more sensitive than finance data? I'd really like to have a Proton Finance app like KMymoney, Skrooge, etc. which can be accessed from web UI, mobile or desktop app.
    There are very few alternatives that provide multi-platform support and one needs to trust their privacy and security, which are your best characteristics.

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17. Custom color for calendar, events and mail themes

    I recently switched from Google to PM, but I have to admit that the graphic style of PM is a bit of a disappointment, with this bright purple and very limited palette. Some like it, others don't. I liked Google's a lot, tbh. It would be nice to have the possibility to customize the themes of the mail (send button, accent colors, and stuff like this) or at least pick custom colors for mail labels, events etc. so that each user can make the experience more appealing.

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18. Add .odt and .ods exports to Docs and Sheets

    Add open document format export options for Docs and Sheets.

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19. See through all ideas

    There are lots of ideas here on the platform. Many have already been implemented. Perhaps we should go through all the users' ideas and mark those that have already been implemented as completed with a link to the documentation page. That would save a lot.

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20. Native Thunderbird integration for Mail + Calendar (without Bridge)

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    Thunderbird is one of the most widely used desktop email clients in the open-source ecosystem. Presently, Proton Mail can only be accessed through the Bridge, and Proton Calendar cannot be used at all. This causes several limitations:

    • The Bridge must always be running in the background;
    • There is no native calendar support in Thunderbird;
    • Reliability and performance depend on a proxy layer instead of direct protocols;

    Meanwhile, Mozilla has just merged K-9 into Thunderbird as their official Android app and is developing Thundermail—a new service platform that will offer online mail, documents, spreadsheets, slides, and more. If Proton keeps relying solely on the Bridge, Thunderbird could evolve from a strong integration partner into a direct competitor.

    What is needed:

    • Native IMAP/SMTP support for Proton Mail in Thunderbird (using secure encrypted protocols);
    • Native CalDAV support for Proton Calendar;

    This would provide:

    • A first-class experience without running a separate Bridge process;
    • Proper calendar integration for daily use;
    • A strong position before Thundermail matures into a full office suite;
    • Something Google and Microsoft still do not offer: privacy-first desktop integration;

    Linux support matters:

    A large portion of privacy-focused users run Linux. Full support for major distributions, especially Arch Linux (where bleeding-edge versions of Thunderbird are common), would significantly improve adoption and reliability.

    Why this is important:

    Proton has the opportunity to become the only privacy-centric provider that integrates seamlessly with a mainstream open-source desktop client. Implementing native protocols now would prevent loss of ground later and make Proton the obvious choice for users who prefer desktop applications.

    Cheers!

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    Thunderbird is one of the most widely used desktop email clients in the open-source ecosystem. Presently, Proton Mail can only be accessed through the Bridge, and Proton Calendar cannot be used at all. This causes several limitations:

    • The Bridge must always be running in the background;
    • There is no native calendar support in Thunderbird;
    • Reliability and performance depend on a proxy layer instead of direct protocols;

    Meanwhile, Mozilla has just merged K-9 into Thunderbird as their official Android app and is developing Thundermail—a new service platform that will offer online mail, documents, spreadsheets, slides, and more.… more

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