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1. Proton, Startpage-like browser extension and anonymous searching

   I would like to see Proton building up on Startpage's idea (https://support.startpage.com/hc/de/articles/4521527855636-Impressum?t=light) and creating Proton infrastructure and browser extension that would allow for anonymous searching/browsing/surfing.

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2. Support HTTP/3 QUIC on Proton web servers

   Actually Proton supports HTTP/2 but not yet HTTP/3. This technology improves mobile performance without reducing the security.
   Do you have a plan to support HTTP/3 ? Thanks

   The following websites measure the adoption on HTTP/3 technology
   https://w3techs.com/technologies/details/ce-http3
   https://radar.cloudflare.com/adoption-and-usage

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3. Local Storage for Proton Drive

   Instead of having only 5GB of cloud storage, Make a feature where you can use a local drive. For example, Nextcloud and 1 more service have the ability to turn a NAS or a USB in your computer into your own cloud.

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4. Dark theme for Proton Sheets

   Give the dark theme proton sheets and if possible for docs also, it really looks good and more attractive, kindly developers consider and do this needful, and please do it ASAP, it will be good for dark mode users like me.
   Thank you considering Proton Team.
   Thank You, God Bless You

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5. Subject: Feature proposal – “Proton Phone” built on Pixel 7

   Hi Proton Team,

   I’m a long‑time Proton user and recently explored turning a Pixel 7 into a dedicated “Proton phone” that makes Proton Mail, VPN, Drive, Pass, and Calendar the native, system‑level experience.

   Key points of the concept:
   - Hardened OS base (GrapheneOS) with verified boot and Titan M security.
   - Proton apps installed as system apps for privileged permissions.
   - Auto‑connect Proton VPN with kill‑switch, default mail/calendar handlers, and a unified “Proton Settings” UI.
   - Optional Magisk module for seamless OTA updates of Proton apps.
   - Full‑device encryption, firewall rules, and minimal bloatware.

   I’ve drafted a step‑by‑step implementation plan and would love to hear if Proton sees value in pursuing a reference design or a future commercial device.

   Thank you for considering the idea!

   Hi Proton Team,

   I’m a long‑time Proton user and recently explored turning a Pixel 7 into a dedicated “Proton phone” that makes Proton Mail, VPN, Drive, Pass, and Calendar the native, system‑level experience.

   Key points of the concept:
   - Hardened OS base (GrapheneOS) with verified boot and Titan M security.
   - Proton apps installed as system apps for privileged permissions.
   - Auto‑connect Proton VPN with kill‑switch, default mail/calendar handlers, and a unified “Proton Settings” UI.
   - Optional Magisk module for seamless OTA updates of Proton apps.
   - Full‑device encryption, firewall rules, and minimal bloatware.

   I’ve drafted a step‑by‑step implementation plan and would… more

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6. Password protect files in Proton Drive

   It would be nice to be able to password protect certain files in Drive.

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7. standardize

   How about standardizing each Proton Product's login Dashboard to have the same look and feel with links for Account, Product Download, Properties, Settings, etc all be in the same location for each product dashboard. Seriously, what a friggin pain ********** it is to try and locate these settings on each dashboard?! The links are either missing, or moved, or whatever - it's frustrating! Think about a product like Microsoft's Office - Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, etc. Each product I open has these controls easy to locate, in the same place, and easy to navigate. I mean, how hard can it be? Seem like Proton products are all developed by different companies who don't communicate with each other.

   How about standardizing each Proton Product's login Dashboard to have the same look and feel with links for Account, Product Download, Properties, Settings, etc all be in the same location for each product dashboard. Seriously, what a friggin pain ********** it is to try and locate these settings on each dashboard?! The links are either missing, or moved, or whatever - it's frustrating! Think about a product like Microsoft's Office - Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, etc. Each product I open has these controls easy to locate, in the same place, and easy to navigate. I mean, how hard can it… more

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8. Account Lockdown

   Sometimes we do our best to secure our private information and data - this could be by using ProtonPass to store emails and passwords or ProtonMail for secure communication.

   Despite this, things can go wrong and in some cases, do go wrong. There are various ways third-parties can attempt to access our account to get the vital information we store, so what happens when they do?

   Maybe an ex-partner found out your password or you fall victim to a phishing attack; your data exposed, computer maybe hacked - you may not realise it, but at any second someone could access your account.

   Regardless of how they have got access, your main goal at that point is to secure your account. Terminate all session (except active one) change password, backup information etc.

   Time is of the essence…..but you have to log into Proton via web browser. Input your password, maybe you have a security key (spare stolen) or use 2fa (its own source compromised) time is moving on and you haven’t even loaded in yet. What are you to do? How do you know what had been read, what account do you start reviewing?

   I propose “Proton Account Lockdown” or “Proton Emergency Lock”

   A shortcut powered by one of the proton apps, perhaps in widget form.

   If you get that dreadded message of a new login, which you did not do, you simply press the widget.

   This start an automated process which “locks down” your account; all sessions logged out, emergency message sent to your email, backup email and phone number.

   Only your current session, or if you are using a PC, tablet or mobile device, your device-only sessions remain logged in.

   If on mobile and you had this setting, you could choose what Proton apps stay logged in on your current device.

   To regain access you have to use your chosen option (Securty key, backup code, 2FA)

   This instant (almost) response saves precious time, allowing you more time to secure your data and information.

   Sometimes we do our best to secure our private information and data - this could be by using ProtonPass to store emails and passwords or ProtonMail for secure communication.

   Despite this, things can go wrong and in some cases, do go wrong. There are various ways third-parties can attempt to access our account to get the vital information we store, so what happens when they do?

   Maybe an ex-partner found out your password or you fall victim to a phishing attack; your data exposed, computer maybe hacked - you may not realise it, but at any second someone could access… more

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9. Proton Cleaner

   Proton Cleaner deletes Browser data, ... (like CCleaner or Incogni)

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10. Proton Health & Training

    Health-App: just like the others, but better privacy. Nice would be a compatibility with other services (like digital body scale, steps, ...)

    Proton Training: Training app for gym, running, ... with excersises, ... I would have a lot of ideas, so contact me :)

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11. Gimme "sticker" merch!

    Please sell sticker merch at Proton Store!

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12. Ability to search for all encrypted emails

    Ability to search for all encrypted emails

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13. SimpleLogin alias whitelist

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    I really appreciate the ability to mute or block individual senders for a given alias in SimpleLogin, it's incredibly useful. I’d love to see a complementary feature: the ability to whitelist specific senders instead.

    Specifically, it would be great to have a "whitelist mode" toggle for aliases, where all incoming messages are muted or blocked by default, and only explicitly whitelisted addresses are allowed through, mirroring the current muting functionality, but in reverse.

    By the way, I think SimpleLogin is absolutely fantastic. It has completely transformed how I manage my digital life across email, newsletters, apps, and beyond. Huge thanks to the team!

    Best,
    Colin

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    I really appreciate the ability to mute or block individual senders for a given alias in SimpleLogin, it's incredibly useful. I’d love to see a complementary feature: the ability to whitelist specific senders instead.

    Specifically, it would be great to have a "whitelist mode" toggle for aliases, where all incoming messages are muted or blocked by default, and only explicitly whitelisted addresses are allowed through, mirroring the current muting functionality, but in reverse.

    By the way, I think SimpleLogin is absolutely fantastic. It has completely transformed how I manage my digital life across email, newsletters, apps, and beyond. Huge… more

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14. Zero Trust

    Make Proton VPN Capable of changing your VPN account to a Zero Trust account like Tailscale or Twingate integrating Security posture checks with integrations like Sentinel One being able to access local resources

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15. loyalty card manager

    We need a loyalty card manager that can display barcodes and QR codes.
    It is not reasonable to provide all our consumption information to third-party applications every time we make a purchase in a store.
    This application could be linked to Proton Pass or standalone with a smartphone widget.
    It would then replace apps like FidMe or Google Wallet.

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16. Give user overview/list of their personal data known to Proton

    It can improve users confidence/trust and Proton transparency, once Proton gives users in their account an overview page which would be showing all user's non encrypted sensitive data that the Proton is aware about and can share with Swiss authorities.

    It is quite complicated to figure out what Proton knows about me and makes user not confident about using Proton.

    On that page, user would see for example:

    Recovery email: a@b.c [change/remove]
    Recovery phone: +123456 [change/remove]
    IP used in Simplelogin/VPN/ZenDesk/contact forms (if is collected): 1.2.3.4
    Financial information used to pay for the service with gateway XY: abcdefg [request delete, delay X months/delete in progress]

    It can improve users confidence/trust and Proton transparency, once Proton gives users in their account an overview page which would be showing all user's non encrypted sensitive data that the Proton is aware about and can share with Swiss authorities.

    It is quite complicated to figure out what Proton knows about me and makes user not confident about using Proton.

    On that page, user would see for example:

    Recovery email: a@b.c [change/remove]
    Recovery phone: +123456 [change/remove]
    IP used in Simplelogin/VPN/ZenDesk/contact forms (if is collected): 1.2.3.4
    Financial information used to pay for the service with gateway XY: abcdefg [request delete, delay… more

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17. Webinar

    The possibility to host webinars for a lot of people (like zoom, webinaris, google meet, teams, etc.) but where users (webinar viewers) don't have to have an account to join, end to end encrypted, with the possibility to record, send the recording to viewers, maybe subtitles, etc.

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18. spotify like music app

    since Spotify is now blocking VPN connections sometimes. maybe proton could step up and add a music app for 5 bucks a month...

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19. Proton corrector

    A corrector of grammar etc. in all language but with a privacy focus, so “Proton Corrector”

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20. ANTIVIRUS PROTON YES YES YES
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