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1. 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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2. Add Monospace Option to Accessibility Font Family Setting

   The Accessibility font family setting (Settings > Appearance > Accessibility) currently offers a small set of proportional fonts. Adding a monospace option would meaningfully improve phishing resistance for security-conscious users.

   Monospace fonts make homoglyph attacks visible at a glance:
   - rn vs m — clearly two characters in monospace, nearly identical in proportional
   - l vs 1 vs I — distinct glyphs instead of ambiguous strokes
   - Cyrillic а vs Latin a — spacing differences become obvious
   - paypa1.com vs paypal.com — the 1 stands out immediately

   Feature Request:
   Add a "Monospace" option to the existing font family dropdown in Accessibility settings. When selected, apply a monospace font stack to email content rendering (including the message body iframe).

   Benefits:
   - Anti-phishing: Users can visually catch spoofed domains and lookalike characters in sender addresses, URLs, and email bodies
   - Zero new UI surface: Slots into the existing Accessibility font picker — one new option in an existing dropdown
   - Aligns with Proton's identity: Proton already markets itself as the security-first email provider. This is a small feature that reinforces that positioning
   - Accessibility overlap: Monospace fonts also benefit users with dyslexia or visual processing differences, since every character occupies the same width

   Implementation suggestion:
   Add "Monospace" as a new entry in the Accessibility font family dropdown. Apply a standard fallback stack ("SF Mono", "Fira Code", "Source Code Pro", "Cascadia Code", "Consolas", "Liberation Mono", monospace) to the message content iframe when selected. The infrastructure for injecting styles into the content iframe already exists (Proton uses it for dark mode).

   The Accessibility font family setting (Settings > Appearance > Accessibility) currently offers a small set of proportional fonts. Adding a monospace option would meaningfully improve phishing resistance for security-conscious users.

   Monospace fonts make homoglyph attacks visible at a glance:
   - rn vs m — clearly two characters in monospace, nearly identical in proportional
   - l vs 1 vs I — distinct glyphs instead of ambiguous strokes
   - Cyrillic а vs Latin a — spacing differences become obvious
   - paypa1.com vs paypal.com — the 1 stands out immediately

   Feature Request:
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3. Proton QR Code Generator

   I have been researching QR code generators. What I have been looking for is a bit "anti Proton philosophy", but this is exactly why this might be an idea for you.

   It would be nice to have a QR code generator service that allows for some simple analytics which do NOT break privacy (if that's even possible). Of course, it must be based on a zero knowledge structure so that even Proton can't access the data.
   In short: It would be cool to have analytics without sacrificing privacy (again, if technically possible).

   Maybe Proton can pull this off with all its know-how and I think it would be a sweet addition to the suite!

   I have been researching QR code generators. What I have been looking for is a bit "anti Proton philosophy", but this is exactly why this might be an idea for you.

   It would be nice to have a QR code generator service that allows for some simple analytics which do NOT break privacy (if that's even possible). Of course, it must be based on a zero knowledge structure so that even Proton can't access the data.
   In short: It would be cool to have analytics without sacrificing privacy (again, if technically possible).

   Maybe Proton can pull this off with all… more

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4. Allow user to directly login to uservoice with their proton account

   It felt a little silly that I was offered options to login immediately with Facebook or Gmail, but not with Proton account. Uservoice should feel like it belongs to the same service ecosystem.

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5. Evaluate closely the risks to Proton and users even in Switzerland.

   Somewhat different from most topics here: I want to suggest a bit of caution with the frequent use of "Swiss - based" and the like as a sort of guarantor of privacy; elsewhere on Proton's website (the business part iirc) it even states it is thus beyond the surveillance powers of the U.S. and co. This is simply not true. Indeed, Switzerland IS MUCH BETTER about privacy and laws than the U.S., however like ALL states, they are composed of the weakest links in security: humans.

   I am not suggesting Proton move out of Switzerland at all. But, the state there is not impervious to external pressure and I hope Proton has contingency plans if their facilities or personnel are meddled with. Regarding the limits of even Switzerland's legendary privacy and neutrality: case in point is the police detention and interrogation of the Director of a small pro-Palestine media outlet called Electronic Intifada in Switzerland for unclear reasons while travelling from the U.S. [fwiw y'all, intifada means "shrugging off"; the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising is actually translated sometimes as an intifada, and apartheid Israel is possibly threat #1 to digital security around the world, with its malware cottage industry and even now AI enabled weaponry and surveillance all over]. It can happen here. Trust me, I have seen the effects of state terror here at home, in Atlanta, a veritable hive of surveillance cameras and police misconduct.

   Other staff of EI were also viciously targeted by the UK and raided and had devices seized for the "crime" of telling the truth about atrocities aided by Western tax dollars and political cover in Gaza and the Occupied Territories. The long arm of the American state and other like-minded miscreants especially know no borders, we all know this since GWOT kicked off at least. Laws don't apply evenly to all.

   Anyway, Director Ali was held for about a day by the Swiss cops iirc; even in Switzerland you must observe tight opsec if you are a journalist, dissident, or generally someone not liked by the powers that be in the West (obv including the U.S. who are hardly shy about their 'ironclad' commitment to authoritarian regimes like murderous one Ali's outlet speaks out against).
   Furthermore, an Atlanta-area activist was very recently arrested for allegedly using a panic wipe /lock app on his phone, despite not even being under any kind of preserve-evidence court order at the time, and has been denied access to proper legal recourse and has been shuffled around by federal agents apparently terrified of a musician and community gardener (who I assume is sympathetic to the anti-Cop City movement -- vs the appalling, likely GILEE/IDF-linked urban warfare academy the city spent over $100 million building and for which they pulled out all the stops, called in ludicrous lawfare resources against dissent and a referendum...along with literally murdering a person...all to train the next gen of protest-repression goons with bipartisan support and in violation of local laws and popular will). The state spies on everyone even vaguely involved with protests, and this behavior is not unique to Atlanta or even the USA.

   Digital security is of paramount importance for me and fellow activists, and the sorts of people who want to strip away all privacy and dissent are working hard every day to make that a reality (like Flock and Peter Thiel et al). I implore Proton to not lose the plot like Silicon Valley has.

   I submit this as a humble reminder to Proton and all users to remember that no security is 100%, and to have a backup plan, even in safe havens like Switzerland. I don't know what that might look like for Proton, if say, their servers were raided on behalf of some spy agency or whatever, but it is increasingly important to plan to counter potential risks as tyrants criminalize free thought and expression around the globe. I myself am in the process of de-Googling my life and trying to push back against the Amazon cop-connected wiretaps (aka Ring and Alexa) used so casually by friends and family. Privacy is precious, let's prepare to protect it as times get tougher.

   An injury to one is an injury to all!

   Somewhat different from most topics here: I want to suggest a bit of caution with the frequent use of "Swiss - based" and the like as a sort of guarantor of privacy; elsewhere on Proton's website (the business part iirc) it even states it is thus beyond the surveillance powers of the U.S. and co. This is simply not true. Indeed, Switzerland IS MUCH BETTER about privacy and laws than the U.S., however like ALL states, they are composed of the weakest links in security: humans.

   I am not suggesting Proton move out of Switzerland at all. But, the state… more

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6. Right Click to "Open in a new tab" on Proton Docs or Proton Drive

   When right clicking on a file in Proton Docs or Proton Drive, option for "Open in a new tab" from menu.

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7. Proton Meet needs to have option to switch to back camera

   Currently only face camera.can be used. Please add option to be able to switch between front and back camera as this is useful on mobile devices.

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8. Enhance Screen Reader Accessibility of Proton Web and Windows Apps

   As a user who relies on screen reader technology to access technology, I have found that the Proton iOS apps are generally well designed for use with Apple's native screen reader, VoiceOver, but the same cannot be said of the web versions of their apps and especially the Windows apps, which are in some cases almost entirely inaccessible for screen reader users.
   As a starting point, take what I imagine is your most popular core product, Proton VPN. The Proton VPN Windows app has numerous significant accessibility problems that make many basic features very hard to use and other features nearly impossible without sighted assistance.
   Some specific recommendations to start out:
   - Use standard Windows controls that comply with MSAA (Microsoft Active Accessibility) standards. These should just work out-of-the-box, more or less, and not require too much manual effort to make more accessible.
   - Ensure all your controls - buttons, tabs, links, menus, dropdowns, combo boxes, radio buttons, checkboxes etc - follow a logical tab order so that a user using the keyboard can easily navigate among controls on a view.
   - Ensure that all form controls (like those mentioned above) are clearly labeled with text that can be read by a screen reader. If the control doesn't contain any visual text (such as a magnifying glass icon as a search button), use alt text that will be detected and announced by screen readers.
   - Implement more comprehensive keyboard navigation support and make it easy for users to discover these keyboard commands. Usually, apps show a dialog of keyboard shortcuts when the user presses the question mark key.
   - Specifically, implement F6 to move from one section of the app to the next and shift+F6 to move to the prior section. Sections might be the main panel where connection info is displayed, the side bar, other distinct areas of the screen.

   As a user who relies on screen reader technology to access technology, I have found that the Proton iOS apps are generally well designed for use with Apple's native screen reader, VoiceOver, but the same cannot be said of the web versions of their apps and especially the Windows apps, which are in some cases almost entirely inaccessible for screen reader users.
   As a starting point, take what I imagine is your most popular core product, Proton VPN. The Proton VPN Windows app has numerous significant accessibility problems that make many basic features very hard to use and other features… more

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9. Add all your software to Accrescent from GrapheneOS.

   Your software is available on Play Market and Apple Store, but there are no applications on the Accrescent store from GrapheneOS.

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10. New Product: Proton Translate

    Online and in-person translation is an intimate and private affair, which shouldn't be collected by large companies such as Google and Microsoft, which are the leading translation services. Proton should offer a private alternative that enables users to translate phrases, words, and their screen so they can best communicate, breaking down language barriers in a safe and secure setting. Additional features would include conversation mode and starring favorite words/phrases. Making a better internet starts with ensuring we can fully understand each other, no matter the language.

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11. Freeform + Standard Notes = Proton Notes

    Proton acquired Standard Notes but has yet to integrate it into Proton's Office Suite both technically and subscription-wise. Also, Apple released the Freeform app a few years ago which is honestly the best hand-writing program ever released on a tablet.

    If Proton is planning on upgrading and integrating Standard Notes into the Proton Drive suite, it should also include a handwriting feature similar to Apple's Freeform so people can handwrite their notes or draw on their tablets (within an encrypted space of course).

    Also include a dark mode because Freeform doesn't have this yet and the bright light of the background is terrible for the eyes, especially at night.

    Proton acquired Standard Notes but has yet to integrate it into Proton's Office Suite both technically and subscription-wise. Also, Apple released the Freeform app a few years ago which is honestly the best hand-writing program ever released on a tablet.

    If Proton is planning on upgrading and integrating Standard Notes into the Proton Drive suite, it should also include a handwriting feature similar to Apple's Freeform so people can handwrite their notes or draw on their tablets (within an encrypted space of course).

    Also include a dark mode because Freeform doesn't have this yet and the bright light of the… more

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12. Export of document files in mass on proton drive

    Provide the possibility to bulk export the files of type docs on proton drive, to allow users to more easily export their data such as for example to make backups.

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13. Add better filter/sort for Inbox in Proton Mail

    While filters allow you to set up rules for moving emails to other folders, I find when I do that I often miss important emails because I watch my inbox but don't have time to regularly go through every folder. When it's time to clean out my inbox (currently have 357 unread messages), it's nice to go through them by sender. I can sort by the size of the email or the receipt date, but not by sender. I can type in a filter at the top, but I have to remember to check "Inbox" or it shows me everything. I'm not particular about the mechanism, but a few options would be: sorting by sender; having saved searches I can flip between; or making Inbox the default on searches, whether globally or through an option I can change. The saved search filters would be particularly nice, but just adding a sort option for Sender, and maybe Subject, would be nice.

    While filters allow you to set up rules for moving emails to other folders, I find when I do that I often miss important emails because I watch my inbox but don't have time to regularly go through every folder. When it's time to clean out my inbox (currently have 357 unread messages), it's nice to go through them by sender. I can sort by the size of the email or the receipt date, but not by sender. I can type in a filter at the top, but I have to remember to check "Inbox" or it shows me everything.… more

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14. how about a mini-Project Manager feature? Basic workflow chart, timeline, resources, etc

    How about a mini-Project Manager feature? Basic workflow chart, timeline, resources, etc. Links to other Proton email accounts for auto-update/Drive/docs/etc at stretch targets

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15. Add filtering and sorting options to protonapps.com

    As the number of Proton services and platforms increases, protonapps.com becomes more difficult to navigate. It’d be useful to have some filtering and sorting options for protonapps.com to quickly find the right app for the desired platform. For example:

    Platform Filter: Android (APK, F-Droid, Play Store, etc), iOS/iPadOS, Linux, macOS, Onion/Tor, Web, Windows

    App Filter: Authenticator, Calendar, Docs, Drive, Lumo, Mail, Meet, Pass, VPN, Wallet, etc

    Version Filter: Production, Beta

    Sort By: App Name, Platform, Recently Updated

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16. Add support for LaTeX documents

    Maybe the number of people who would use this feature is no enormous, but I still think there is a gap in the market that Proton could fill. Importantly, the people who would use this feature is willing to pay.

    There is essentially one popular option in the market which is Overleaf, which requires a paid subscription to share a document with more than 2 people, and it is amazingly expensive (€19 monthly). Yet many people pay for it (research funds, it is the university who actually pays).

    Probably this is not immediate to build, but maybe in the future...

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17. Proton ZeroTrust Gateway

    Product Concept Proton Zero‑Trust Gateway

    Vision

    Proton already protects outbound traffic through its VPN, giving users privacy and security when they connect to the internet. The next logical step is to give them the same level of confidence for inbound connections—letting them expose services (websites, APIs, SSH, RDP, IoT endpoints, etc.) without ever having to open ports or configure complex NAT rules. A “Zero‑Trust Gateway” would sit at the edge of a user’s network, authenticate every request, enforce fine‑grained policies, and only forward traffic that meets those policies to the private host.

    Core Pillars

    • Identity‑First Access – Every inbound request must present a verifiable identity before any traffic reaches the user’s device. Integration with existing Proton accounts (including Proton Pass for MFA, Proton ID for SSO, and optional third‑party IdPs) ensures that only authorized users can connect. The gateway can also support short‑lived access tokens, QR‑code scans, or email‑based approvals for ad‑hoc sharing.

    • Encrypted Tunnel‑to‑Tunnel – Once a request is authenticated, the gateway establishes an end‑to‑end encrypted tunnel directly to the user’s Proton VPN client. From the perspective of the public internet, the service appears to be hosted behind Proton’s globally distributed edge nodes, while the actual payload travels over the same privacy‑preserving infrastructure used for outbound VPN traffic.

    • Policy Engine – Users define per‑service policies that combine:

      • Who (specific Proton users, groups, or external identities)
      • When (time‑bound windows, geofencing)
      • How (allowed methods, rate limits, logging requirements) The engine evaluates each request in real time, rejecting anything that falls outside the defined parameters.

    User Experience Flow

    • Publish a Service – From the Proton dashboard or mobile app, the user selects “Expose Service,” chooses a local port or container, and assigns a friendly sub‑domain under *.protongateway.io. They then attach an access policy (e.g., “Only my team members” or “Anyone with a one‑time link”).

    • Share the Endpoint – The generated URL can be shared directly, embedded in an invitation email, or turned into a QR code. If the policy requires approval, the recipient receives a secure request that they can approve with their
      Proton Pass MFA.

    • Connect Securely – When a remote client accesses the URL, the edge node authenticates the request, establishes the encrypted tunnel, and forwards traffic to the user’s device over the existing Proton VPN tunnel. To the remote client, the service feels like a normal HTTPS endpoint; to the user, no inbound ports are opened.

    Strategic Fit for Proton

    • Differentiation – While many VPN providers focus solely on outbound privacy, a Zero‑Trust Gateway positions Proton as a full‑stack privacy platform, covering both directions of traffic.

    • Synergy with Existing Products – Leverages Proton VPN’s global edge network, Proton Pass for MFA, and Proton Identity for SSO, creating cross‑product stickiness.

    • Enterprise Appeal – Remote teams, developers, and small businesses can expose internal tools (git servers, dashboards, dev environments) without compromising perimeter security—a clear value proposition for Proton

    Business and Proton Visionary plans.

    • Revenue Opportunity – Offer as part of Proton Plus/Professional tiers, with tiered limits on concurrent exposed services, bandwidth, and advanced policy features (e.g., geo‑blocking, custom TLS certificates).

    Potential Challenges & Mitigations

    • Performance Overhead – Adding an extra hop could increase latency. Mitigate by deploying edge nodes in key regions and using protocol‑level optimizations (QUIC, HTTP/3) for low‑latency paths.
    • Abuse Prevention – Open endpoints could be misused for illicit content. Enforce strict abuse monitoring, require verified Proton accounts for publishing, and provide rapid takedown mechanisms.
    • Complex Policy UI – Users unfamiliar with Zero‑Trust concepts might find policy creation daunting. Provide guided templates (“Team Only”, “Public Read‑Only”, “One‑Time Guest”) and contextual help within the dashboard.

    Product Concept Proton Zero‑Trust Gateway

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    Proton already protects outbound traffic through its VPN, giving users privacy and security when they connect to the internet. The next logical step is to give them the same level of confidence for inbound connections—letting them expose services (websites, APIs, SSH, RDP, IoT endpoints, etc.) without ever having to open ports or configure complex NAT rules. A “Zero‑Trust Gateway” would sit at the edge of a user’s network, authenticate every request, enforce fine‑grained policies, and only forward traffic that meets those policies to the private host.

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18. Make all apps able to update themselves independently of app stores

    Similar to what Signal does, it would be great to be able to install apps from the proton website, then update them from the app itself, without having to use the app store. This would reduce dependencies on App Stores that are run in (and potentially influenced by) authoritarian governments. Not having to trust Google Play or the Apple iStore (or whatever it's called) would be wonderful for those of us living under newly authoritarian governments, or anyone outside that country using those app stores.

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19. Allow importing multiple events into Proton Calendar from .ics attachments in Proton Mail

    Currently, if we have an .ics attachment with a single event in a Proton mail email, we are able to import that into Proton Calendar.
    However, .ics attachments that contain multiple events are not yet supported, and show this message: "This ICS file contains more than one event. Please download it and import the events in Proton Calendar". This introduces a fair amount of friction.

    I get these quite a lot as I often book train journeys where both the outbound and return journeys are sent to me as two calendar events within one ICS attachment.

    Please change the Proton Mail ICS importer to add support for ICS files with multiple events. Thank you.

    Currently, if we have an .ics attachment with a single event in a Proton mail email, we are able to import that into Proton Calendar.
    However, .ics attachments that contain multiple events are not yet supported, and show this message: "This ICS file contains more than one event. Please download it and import the events in Proton Calendar". This introduces a fair amount of friction.

    I get these quite a lot as I often book train journeys where both the outbound and return journeys are sent to me as two calendar events within one ICS attachment.

    Please change the Proton… more

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