Proton Notes
secure notes? add-on to calendar or separate would be great.
Proton and Standard Notes are joining forces: https://proton.me/blog/proton-standard-notes-join-forces
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Prabhat Bailey
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If you will ever develop a service like Dropbox or Google drive , we would definitely like it & use.
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Anonymous
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Hello. Very pleased to discover that this is such a requested feature. I am myself waiting for this to move all my gmail account to protonmail. Any idea of when this could be made available?
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M
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Cant wait for that!
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Trent Raymond
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Prefer Google Keep to Gmail task list.
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Brad Baker commented
Oh, yeah... and I was thinking. A local storage (on one's own PC) would be a way to go. What I think someone mentioned below. A way to backup or move email off of Protonmail to free up space. For example... an option to "archive" email older than XX days to a local drive perhaps in a zipped and password protected file. So maybe an option that allows this on a either, or both, local or one of the cloud storage places. I'd imagine you maybe can be paid if people open up a new cloud account with whoever you partner and integrate with. So a potential income there.
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Brad Baker commented
Isn't Box.com more secure than Dropbox? Btw, pCloud.com gives you 10GB free, five times what Dropbox gives.
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TA
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Please, please, please only do this when there is a good integration story. I would hate to see ProtonMail lose its Gmail-likeness and turn into Outlook Web.
I would like to see native desktop clients with a virtual disk features that shows all attachments ever received/sent. That would be so much better than the constant uploading and downloading... Labels could function as sub-folders.
With builtin versioning, the user could even edit a document inside a folder like /Volumes/ProtonMail/Work/Presentation Monday/ and have it suggested as attachment when replying to the email in question.
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Anonymous
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Yes, that would be an interesting one. At the moment I'm using Tresorit to cover that functionality. I'd be in favour to have a paid service that provides the email, contacts, storage, calendar, ... services like Google, but respecting my privacy.
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Behrang Saeedzadeh
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Please support Markdown/Multimarkdown or various markup languages for the Notes folder.
Actually supporting it product-wide would be even better.
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Frank
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I suggest integrating OWNCLOUD as an additional feature into the Protonmail Infrastructure. It's proofed and opensource. (https://owncloud.org/)
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Anonymous
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Convert a protonmail account in a one that you can use with youtube, google, etc...
Or create a cloud storage like Google Drive, but a "Proton Drive" or something like that. -
Crypton
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I agree. A notepad system where I can choose to encrypted notes (and maybe even share a note with other ProtonMail users) would be great along with a full Calendar system with reminders/tasks could really make me live out of ProtonMail.
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Anonymous
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A note pad, with calendar and pop up message reminder would be great. Thank you Protonmail.
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Edmund Laugasson
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Importing tool from other cloud storages and note taking software would be also appreciated
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Edmund Laugasson
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Someone suggested SpiderOak - what about its security? I mean both: physical and software level.
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Shreyas Purohit
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any estimates on the date for the cloud storage?
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daads
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I would love if there was a simple note taking service on the side. Encrypt notes and thoughts, would be nice.
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antonino stella
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please add possibility to have a protondrive. storage should be increased
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John Hales
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Great, I was almost going to sign up for Tresorit but now I'll wait!
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Anonymous
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I would love to see Ever-note type features built into ProtonMail with the added bonus of having encryption. I have started using Ever-note more lately and I love it. But it's also a bit scary to think of someone gaining access to that account as it would be a near perfect profile of me. Thus there are things I don't want to use it for.
If proton mail started adding such features it would both add to the appeal of ProtonMail and being directly integrated with the e-mail service the two combined I think would play off of each other nicely.