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1. 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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2. Black is the new purple - Let's make an OLED/AMOLED/ultra dark/black global theme for Proton apps and widgets

   I would love to see Proton develop a #000000 (100% black) theme, alongside the current options, that can be applied to all widgets and apps. It is a well-known fact that true black menus consume less battery and are easier on the eyes. However, for those of us who primarily prefer dark mode for the aesthetic, I would love to see an option to go all the way and make the entire Proton experience pitch black. It’s worth noting that there are already browser extensions available that provide a true black experience on web, so this request is primarily aimed at the iOS and Android apps.

   I would love to see Proton develop a #000000 (100% black) theme, alongside the current options, that can be applied to all widgets and apps. It is a well-known fact that true black menus consume less battery and are easier on the eyes. However, for those of us who primarily prefer dark mode for the aesthetic, I would love to see an option to go all the way and make the entire Proton experience pitch black. It’s worth noting that there are already browser extensions available that provide a true black experience on web, so this request is primarily aimed… more

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3. 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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4. Upload-Only “File Request” Links for Proton Drive

   Hello Proton Team,

   I would like to request an upload-only “File Request” feature for Proton Drive, similar to what is offered by Dropbox, OneDrive, and Google Drive.

   Current shared folders with “can edit” permissions are useful, but they still allow users to browse folder contents and potentially modify files. For privacy-sensitive workflows, this creates unnecessary exposure and administrative overhead.

   A dedicated File Request feature would allow:

   • upload-only access
   • no browsing or downloading
   • no visibility into other uploaded files
   • optional password protection
   • optional expiration dates
   • optional one-time-use links
   • per-request isolation and auditing

   This would be extremely valuable for:

   • healthcare offices
   • legal offices
   • accountants
   • HR departments
   • small businesses collecting sensitive customer documents

   Example use cases include:

   • insurance cards
   • IDs
   • signed forms
   • credentialing documents
   • tax records
   • intake paperwork

   A privacy-focused and encrypted upload-request workflow would fit very naturally within Proton’s ecosystem and would help businesses avoid relying on less private third-party services.

   Thank you for considering this feature.

   Hello Proton Team,

   I would like to request an upload-only “File Request” feature for Proton Drive, similar to what is offered by Dropbox, OneDrive, and Google Drive.

   Current shared folders with “can edit” permissions are useful, but they still allow users to browse folder contents and potentially modify files. For privacy-sensitive workflows, this creates unnecessary exposure and administrative overhead.

   A dedicated File Request feature would allow:

   • upload-only access
   • no browsing or downloading
   • no visibility into other uploaded files
   • optional password protection
   • optional expiration dates
   • optional one-time-use links
   • per-request isolation and auditing

   This would be extremely valuable for:

   • healthcare offices
   • legal… more
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5. Add End-to-End Encrypted Family Location Tracking (Secure "Life360" Alternative)

   As a privacy-focused user, I currently have no safe way to track my family's location. Existing apps like Life360, Google Maps, or Apple Find My store location history on their servers, meaning the provider can see exactly where my family goes, when, and for how long. This creates a massive privacy risk and contradicts the "privacy by default" philosophy I trust Proton for.

   The Solution: Please introduce a Family Location Tracking feature within the Proton ecosystem (integrated into Proton Pass, Drive, or as a standalone module in Lumo) that offers:

   True End-to-End Encryption (E2EE): Location data is encrypted on the device. Only family members with keys can decrypt it. Proton servers should never see raw location data.
   Real-Time Updates & History: A secure map view showing live locations and travel history, accessible only to authorized family members.
   Geofencing Alerts: Secure notifications when family members arrive at or leave specific zones (e.g., school, home).
   Cross-Platform: Works seamlessly on iOS, Android, and Web.
   Why This is Critical: There is a huge demand for a "Life360 killer" that respects privacy. Families are currently forced to choose between safety and surveillance. A Proton solution would be the gold standard, likely driving significant upgrades to Lumo Plus or Visionary plans.

   Impact: This would complete the Proton ecosystem, protecting not just our digital data, but our physical safety and movement privacy.

   As a privacy-focused user, I currently have no safe way to track my family's location. Existing apps like Life360, Google Maps, or Apple Find My store location history on their servers, meaning the provider can see exactly where my family goes, when, and for how long. This creates a massive privacy risk and contradicts the "privacy by default" philosophy I trust Proton for.

   The Solution: Please introduce a Family Location Tracking feature within the Proton ecosystem (integrated into Proton Pass, Drive, or as a standalone module in Lumo) that offers:

   True End-to-End Encryption (E2EE): Location data is encrypted on the… more

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6. Linux Drive app, Docs fonts & line spacing, UnifiedPush notifications, Proton Slides...

   I'm a paying Proton customer and I genuinely enjoy Proton. I believe in what it stands for and I want to move my whole digital life here. But the suite still feels incomplete, and I think it comes down to priorities.

   THE PROBLEM: NEW PRODUCTS INSTEAD OF FINISHED ONES

   Over the past couple of years Proton has launched Lumo, Wallet and Meet, while basic requests from existing customers have waited for years.

   Lumo is the clearest example. It isn't powerful enough to compete with the assistants people already use, and it can't really compete with other privacy-friendly options either. Privacy-focused users already have Duck.ai, Venice.ai Brave Leo, or can run models locally with Ollama or LM Studio, where nothing leaves their device. It's hard to see why Lumo needed engineering time ahead of fixing the apps we already pay for. Wallet and Meet raise similar questions. None of these were what most of us were asking for.

   WHAT I'D LIKE PROTON TO FOCUS ON INSTEAD

   1. Proton Docs that meets real requirements. Schools and workplaces have formatting rules, and right now I can't meet them. Please add more fonts (self-hosted open-source fonts, so there's no privacy leak), page layout, line spacing options like 1.15, 1.5 and double, and headers/footers.

   2. Proton Drive for Linux with a real desktop app, not just a background sync daemon. (So much time has already passed, Proton has heard us and ignored the request for so long, finally in 2026 they claimed after 5-6 years to make a Linux client)

   3. A Linux VPN client that looks and works like the Windows and Mac clients, with the same features and polish.

   4. Push notifications that work on de-Googled phones. Many of Proton's most loyal users run GrapheneOS, CalyxOS or LineageOS without Google Play Services, and notifications there can be delayed or unreliable. Please add UnifiedPush support. Avoiding Google shouldn't mean a worse Proton experience.

   5. Proton Slides, once Docs and Sheets are solid, so the suite can actually replace Google Workspace.

   WHY THIS MATTERS

   I understand encryption makes every feature harder, and I appreciate the team's work. But people on Linux and de-Googled phones are exactly Proton's core audience, and many of us are the ones recommending Proton to friends, family, schools and employers. Right now I can't fully commit because the basics aren't there.

   I'm a paying Proton customer and I genuinely enjoy Proton. I believe in what it stands for and I want to move my whole digital life here. But the suite still feels incomplete, and I think it comes down to priorities.

   THE PROBLEM: NEW PRODUCTS INSTEAD OF FINISHED ONES

   Over the past couple of years Proton has launched Lumo, Wallet and Meet, while basic requests from existing customers have waited for years.

   Lumo is the clearest example. It isn't powerful enough to compete with the assistants people already use, and it can't really compete with other privacy-friendly options either. Privacy-focused… more

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7. Is it possible to recover lost cryptocurrency? Contact Apexshield Recovery

   I invested 65,000 USDT Dollars in an online cryptocurrency platform, only to realize I had been scammed! I was devastated, knowing I had financial obligations to my family and no clear path to recover my funds. I sought advice from colleagues, but most were skeptical, leaving me feeling hopeless.

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   I invested 65,000 USDT Dollars in an online cryptocurrency platform, only to realize I had been scammed! I was devastated, knowing I had financial obligations to my family and no clear path to recover my funds. I sought advice from colleagues, but most were skeptical, leaving me feeling hopeless.

   While searching online, I came across Apexshield Recovery, a hacking collective known for cryptocurrency recovery, with numerous positive reviews. Skeptical but desperate, I decided to reach out. To my amazement, they successfully retrieved all my stolen USDT in a short period!

   I’m sharing this for anyone who has lost money in… more

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8. Share album with public link

   Currently, it is not possible to share a photo album or a photo using a “public link”; you must provide an email address, and the recipient must create a Proton account or already have one in order to view the content.

   This is unlike images hosted in Proton Drive folders, where it is possible to create a public link.

   Sample image illustrating the issue:
   https://i.imgur.com/s6ozkVD.png

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9. docs

   Adding headers, footers, and (editable) pagination would be appreciated by those who edit course materials, along with more font options, even if they have to be uploaded to your platforms.

   And if this type of feature is complicated to implement online due to hosting providers, why not also create a Proton Docs desktop app?

   Sincerely,

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10. Deactivate user (instead of deleting)

    In our company, we would need to deactivate accounts when team members leave instead of deleting them altogether, in particular to allow us to have access to logs after their departure.

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11. A Pronton USB drive, for storing files on a physical device.

    I like the Proton Drive, but a Proton pen drive for offline file storage would be interesting; I just don't know if I'd have access to buying one in my country.

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12. One place for all changelogs

    I would like to suggest one single place for all the changelogs/release notes for all Proton products. At the moment they are little bit here and there or not available at all. It would be nice if these where gathered to one single place.

    I like to keep an eye on products that I use daily, to see the new features make sure that I take ones I need or like into use. This would make it easier with Proton products.

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13. Block all GDID traffic in Proton VPN option..

    Newly discovered Windows tracker that has some scary implications.

    GDID - Microsoft’s Secret Windows Tracker That Can’t Be Turned Off

    https://youtu.be/C0zt3iqxPT0

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14. Pivot tables for Proton Sheets
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15. 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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16. 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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17. A Proton Web Browser based on the Servo web engine

    Proton should release their own web browser based on Servo instead of Chromium. There was a recent job posting by Proton to hire someone that could work on a Chromium based browser. Creating a Chromium based browser would be a mistake from a long term investment point of view. Chromium goes where ever Google chooses to take it. It is a bad idea to base such an important product on your primary competitor's technology and to be subject to their whims.

    While Servo is still an experimental engine, many of us would rather see Proton's money and engineering talent go toward a tech sovereignty aligned project instead of a project controlled by a monopolist that has been found to abuse their market position on many occasions. The Servo engine is hosted by Linux Europe and aligns with European and other middle powers' goals of becoming less reliant on potentially hostile or coercive countries for their technology stack. Basing the Proton browser on Servo would likely allow the Proton Foundation to access funds from European governments and would be an excellent differentiator for the browser in the long term.

    Basing the Proton web browser on Servo now would allow the Proton development team to steer the engine, its technology, and its components in a direction that would be beneficial to the goals of the Proton Foundation and community. A Chromium based product could allow Proton to get to market faster, but it would do so at the cost of undermining Proton's marketing and product story by having a Google based product in the product stack.

    If the leadership team feels the need to have a viable product sooner than Servo would allow, may I suggest basing a browser product on Firefox Extended Service Release (ESR). Firefox and Servo share some technologies and Firefox ESR would be less of a moving target than Chromium while allowing Proton to provide a safe, secure, and more extensible product for the community sooner than later. Several privacy-focused browsers already take this approach and privacy focused users would likely be fine with not having access to the latest and greatest features in exchange for a more secure product.

    The Firefox ESR based product could be called Proton Browser while the Servo based product could be called Proton Next to differentiate the products until Servo is ready to fully compete with Chromium. Having two products might be more expensive in the short term, but the costs could be defrayed by grants received from entities such as the German Sovereign Tech Agency.

    Proton should release their own web browser based on Servo instead of Chromium. There was a recent job posting by Proton to hire someone that could work on a Chromium based browser. Creating a Chromium based browser would be a mistake from a long term investment point of view. Chromium goes where ever Google chooses to take it. It is a bad idea to base such an important product on your primary competitor's technology and to be subject to their whims.

    While Servo is still an experimental engine, many of us would rather see Proton's money and engineering talent go… more

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18. 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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19. tags

    Proton Pass Tags

    Allow Tags to be added to Proton Pass passwords to we can easily organise passwords into different tag groups just like 1password

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20. Lumo connection to Standard Notes

    Integration between the two would allow users to quickly summarize, search, and organize their notes using AI, making it easier to find important information, generate to-do lists, and capture insights from long-form text.

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