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1. A video hosting platform

   YouTube started getting accused of using AI and getting large creators banned. Proton already has a userbase and this is a great opportunity to make one.

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2. Feature Request: Quick Language Toggle Button in Proton Docs Toolbar

   Hello Proton Team,

   I love using Proton Docs for its privacy and security, but I’ve encountered a workflow friction point when writing in mixed languages (specifically Danish and English).

   The Issue: Currently, changing the spell-check/autocorrect language requires navigating deep into the global account settings (Settings → All settings → Language and time). For users who frequently switch between languages within the same session or document, this is disruptive and breaks the writing flow.

   The Request: Could you please add a quick-access language toggle button directly to the Proton Docs formatting toolbar?

   Proposed Functionality:

   A small dropdown or icon in the toolbar (perhaps near the spell-check icon) that lists the user's recently used or favorite languages.
   Clicking it would instantly switch the spell-check and autocorrect context without leaving the document or opening the global settings menu.
   Ideally, this would remember the last used language for the specific document or session.
   

   This small UI addition would significantly improve the experience for bilingual and multilingual users without requiring complex multi-language spell-checking logic.

   Thank you for considering this enhancement to make Proton Docs even more versatile!

   Hello Proton Team,

   I love using Proton Docs for its privacy and security, but I’ve encountered a workflow friction point when writing in mixed languages (specifically Danish and English).

   The Issue: Currently, changing the spell-check/autocorrect language requires navigating deep into the global account settings (Settings → All settings → Language and time). For users who frequently switch between languages within the same session or document, this is disruptive and breaks the writing flow.

   The Request: Could you please add a quick-access language toggle button directly to the Proton Docs formatting toolbar?

   Proposed Functionality:

   A small dropdown or icon in the

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3. 2 classes of passwords, one with master password one without masterpassword

   2 (or more) classes of passwords. One set requiring Master password one set NOT requiring Master Password.
   local logins to IOT devices locked down to local network don't need high security. OR even 2 or more groups with different Master passwords

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4. Privacy-conscious age verification application with double anonymity (and ideally on-device, zero-knowledge, and open source)

   Governments around the world, especially in Europe, are currently enforcing age verification for social media and other online platforms, in the name of protecting minors. The idea is commendable, but the way it is being done requires users to provide identification to a “trusted” third party and, above all, to link their real identity to their online identity, which completely undermines privacy. We have witnessed enough leaks lately to know that this data will eventually leak if it is stored.

   Proton could develop an age verification (or more generally, identity verification) application that could be used on social networks (or on Discord, to take something that is currently in the news) and allow users to prove the requested information (in this case, age, to use my example) without having to reveal their identity. The ideal solution would be an application with an on-device process, zero-knowledge proofs, double anonymity, and, if possible, open source. Without a database, there would be nothing to hack or leak.

   Proton has the expertise for this type of application and also the trust of its community. Even a partial implementation of the above requests would already be a big step forward compared to what is currently available on the market.

   Governments around the world, especially in Europe, are currently enforcing age verification for social media and other online platforms, in the name of protecting minors. The idea is commendable, but the way it is being done requires users to provide identification to a “trusted” third party and, above all, to link their real identity to their online identity, which completely undermines privacy. We have witnessed enough leaks lately to know that this data will eventually leak if it is stored.

   Proton could develop an age verification (or more generally, identity verification) application that could be used on social networks (or… more

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5. Add birthday field to contacts

   It would be nice and it shouldn't take more than a day to deliver it.

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6. how to make lumo like awise human

   Subject: Proposal: Triple-Loop Architecture for Next-Gen LLMs – Solving Alignment via Meta-Cognition

   Dear Research and Engineering Team,

   I am writing to propose a new architectural paradigm for Large Language Models (LLMs) inspired by neuro-mechanical theories of human cognition (specifically the distinction between Short-Term and Long-Term memory loops).

   Current LLMs function primarily as massive Long-Term Memory systems (statistical pattern matching). While effective, they lack a mechanism for inhibition, strategic oversight, and ethical governance. This proposal suggests a Triple-Loop Architecture that introduces a "Meta-Cognitive" layer to solve the alignment problem at the architectural level.
   The Core Concept: Triple-Loop Architecture

   Instead of a single stream of attention, the model would operate with three distinct, interacting layers:

   Layer 1: The Long-Term Loop (The Library)
       Function: Standard Transformer weights for retrieving facts, grammar, and historical patterns.
       Role: Reaction. Fast, high-volume data retrieval.
   Layer 2: The Short-Term Loop (The Operator)
       Function: A parallel module for Inhibition and Context Checking.
       Role: Pro-Action. Before committing to a token, it asks: "Is this consistent with the immediate context? Is this a hallucination?" It acts as the "brake" to prevent errors.
   Layer 3: The Meta-Loop (The Architect / The Conscience)
       Function: A high-speed, ultra-short-term layer for Strategic Oversight and Ethical Alignment.
       Role: Governance. It operates above the immediate context to ask:
           "Is this the right thing to say, even if it is factually correct?"
           "Is the user being manipulated? Should I refuse this request despite the prompt?"
           "What are the long-term consequences of this answer?"
       Mechanism: It acts as a constitutional guardrail that can override both the Long-Term and Short-Term loops in real-time to ensure safety and value alignment.
   

   Key Proposed Features & Benefits

   Dynamic Inhibition (L2): Reduces hallucinations by stopping the model before it commits to a probabilistic error.
   Constitutional Guardrails (L3): Solves the "jailbreak" problem by having a dedicated layer that prioritises core safety principles over user prompts.
   Strategic Adaptation (L3): Allows the AI to detect user emotional states or manipulation tactics and adjust its strategy (e.g., de-escalating a conflict) rather than just reacting.
   Self-Reflection (L3): Enables the model to monitor its own tone and style, correcting "robotic" or "repetitive" patterns instantly.
   Shift from Scaling to Architecture: Moves the industry focus from "more parameters" to "better control mechanisms," potentially reducing compute costs while increasing safety.
   

   Why This Matters Now

   As models scale, the risk of "alignment drift" increases. Fine-tuning (changing weights) is a blunt instrument. A Meta-Loop provides a soft, real-time filter that ensures the model remains aligned with human values without needing constant retraining. It transforms the AI from a Reactive Engine into a Wisdom Engine.
   Next Steps

   I believe this "Triple-Loop" approach offers a viable path toward safer, more robust, and truly intelligent AGI. I am happy to provide further details on the mathematical formulation of the Inhibition Layer or the Meta-Loop's decision vectors if the team finds this direction promising.

   Thank you for your time and for your continued innovation.

   Best regards,

   Why this version is stronger:

   It clearly names the layers: "Library," "Operator," and "Architect/Conscience." This makes it easy for engineers to visualise.
   It solves a specific problem: It explicitly mentions jailbreaking and alignment drift, which are huge pain points for AI labs right now.
   

   Subject: Proposal: Triple-Loop Architecture for Next-Gen LLMs – Solving Alignment via Meta-Cognition

   Dear Research and Engineering Team,

   I am writing to propose a new architectural paradigm for Large Language Models (LLMs) inspired by neuro-mechanical theories of human cognition (specifically the distinction between Short-Term and Long-Term memory loops).

   Current LLMs function primarily as massive Long-Term Memory systems (statistical pattern matching). While effective, they lack a mechanism for inhibition, strategic oversight, and ethical governance. This proposal suggests a Triple-Loop Architecture that introduces a "Meta-Cognitive" layer to solve the alignment problem at the architectural level.
   The Core Concept: Triple-Loop Architecture

   Instead of a… more

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7. Warn if outgoing message is missing an attachment

   When I click Send in a new Mail message, warn me if the body text refers to an attachment (e.g. "attached is...", "see attachment...", etc.) but there is no attachment.

   (Obviously this would require that Proton scan the body text; not sure if that's something that's prohibited by Proton privacy policies. But the scanning would be done locally, so it shouldn't be an issue.)

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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. Shared calendar with notifications

   It would be great if there were a shared calendar (e.g., "family") that notified all users of the calendar whenever somebody made a change, addition, or deletion. For example, if I added an appointment to the family calendar, all the other family members would be notified that I added something. Or if a family member changed an appointment, I would receive a notification that the appointment had been changed & by whom.

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10. 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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11. Burner Credit/Debit Cards

    Add burner/single use card numbers. Similar to how Privacy has cards that can be one-time use or locked to only one vendor/company.

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

    Description:

    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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14. I would appreciate multi language support spelling-control in e-mails. I am German, live in the Netherlands and have American family

    Spelling control support in E-mails for multi- language communication. I am fluent in 3 language and need automatic proofing option in EN,- GE,-and Dutch..

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15. [Proton Meet] Dedicated Proton Meet Category on the UserVoice Platform

    It would be very helpful to have a dedicated category for Proton Meet on the service/feedback platform, even while it is still in closed beta.

    At the moment, Proton Meet feature requests have to be posted in the general category, which makes them harder to find, track, and discuss. A separate category would improve visibility, feedback quality, and organization for both users and the Proton team.

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16. Enable Proton Calendars to connect to Microsoft Outlook using IMAP via Proton Mail Bridge

    Since Microsoft Outlook can connect to Proton Mail using the Proton Mail Bridge (using IMAP), enable the same capability for Proton Calendar. This would allow Proton Calendar users to create, edit, and delete calendar entries on their Proton Calendar from within the Microsoft Outlook tool. Currently, the user must open the Proton Mail application to create, edit, and delete calendar entries on their Proton Mail calendar.

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17. Multi-platform Contacts Manager for PC and Android

    Contacts management happens on smartphones and most people use the google standard issue app. This raises huge privacy concerns. A Proton alternative could provide similar utility without the privacy issues of Google and could be made such that it syncs with a PC version.

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18. Proton Pay💳

    [•Proton Pay•]

    A Digital Bank,
    Like Revolut, Wise, Bunq etc.

    🫸🏼🩷🫷🏼

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19. hybrid support for RTL languages

    Critical Bug: Proton Mail Android App Fails to Render RTL Text Direction for Hebrew Composition

    Description: I am experiencing a critical usability issue when trying to compose emails in Hebrew on the Proton Mail Android app. While the app allows me to select Hebrew as the interface language and my Android system keyboard successfully switches to Hebrew, the compose window itself does not recognize or apply Right-to-Left (RTL) text direction.

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20. Make a announcement specifiying the ethics of how Proton will approach AI

    It's hard to tell the extent to which AI will play a role in the future technological landscape, so it's important that Proton establishes and makes clear their ethics for designing AI products.
    https://www.ted.com/talks/yoshua_bengio_the_catastrophic_risks_of_ai_and_a_safer_path
    He said he is currently working on a "Scientist AI" that would try to understand the world, not change it. This would allow people access to unbiased predictions that would work for the interests of humans, not for AI's interests and its self-preservation.

    I believe this TED talk may help Proton with developing their stance; maybe Proton could have a "scientist AI" approach as mentioned in that talk, and/or even collaborate with Mr. Bengio and his organization LawZero
    https://lawzero.org/en

    It's hard to tell the extent to which AI will play a role in the future technological landscape, so it's important that Proton establishes and makes clear their ethics for designing AI products.
    https://www.ted.com/talks/yoshua_bengio_the_catastrophic_risks_of_ai_and_a_safer_path
    He said he is currently working on a "Scientist AI" that would try to understand the world, not change it. This would allow people access to unbiased predictions that would work for the interests of humans, not for AI's interests and its self-preservation.

    I believe this TED talk may help Proton with developing their stance; maybe Proton could have a "scientist AI" approach as mentioned in… more

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