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1. CO2e-neutrality pledge

   Alphabet (Google) has abandonned their CO2e-neutrality pledge and schedule, because of the energy cost of AI.

   Now is the time to shine for Proton, by taking the vacant place that is offered!!

   It would be extremely popular, especially in Europe, and would push a lot of climate-conscious people from other service providers towards Proton.

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2. Proton Payment

   Something like Privacy.com, where you can make burner debit cards to pay anonymously without sending all your sensitive info to online companies. Currently looking into secure online payment methods, and having one through Proton would be great. I plan on buying Ultimate soon anyway.

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3. Proton Journal – An Encrypted Personal Diary

   Day One and Apple Journal are popular, but neither offers true zero-access encryption. Your most personal thoughts deserve the same protection as your email.

   I'm proposing Proton Journal — a diary app built on Proton's encryption model, completing the "digital home" vision.

   Core features:

   🔒 End-to-end encrypted text and photo entries
   🗓️ Timeline/calendar view for easy navigation
   🔖 Tags and collections for thematic organization
   🌍 Cross-platform: iOS, Android, Web
   🤖 Optional Lumo integration — reflection prompts and conversation summaries saved as entries
   ✉️ Email-to-journal functionality (the Evernote workflow many of us miss)
   📤 Export to Markdown/plain text — no lock-in
   Why Proton? Proton already has the infrastructure: encryption, cross-platform apps, a trusted brand, and Lumo. A journal app is a natural complement to Mail, Drive, Calendar, and Pass. No competitor offers true zero-access encryption for personal writing.

   Who is it for? Therapists, journalers, spiritual practitioners, creatives — anyone who uses writing as a reflective tool and values real discretion.

   This fills a genuine gap in the ecosystem. Vote if you'd use it! 🗳️

   Day One and Apple Journal are popular, but neither offers true zero-access encryption. Your most personal thoughts deserve the same protection as your email.

   I'm proposing Proton Journal — a diary app built on Proton's encryption model, completing the "digital home" vision.

   Core features:

   🔒 End-to-end encrypted text and photo entries
   🗓️ Timeline/calendar view for easy navigation
   🔖 Tags and collections for thematic organization
   🌍 Cross-platform: iOS, Android, Web
   🤖 Optional Lumo integration — reflection prompts and conversation summaries saved as entries
   ✉️ Email-to-journal functionality (the Evernote workflow many of us miss)
   📤 Export to Markdown/plain text — no lock-in… more

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4. Add capability allowing Lumo to package conversation, both prompts and responses, into a Proton doc file with tables, bullets, etc.
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5. Proton Docs: A Toggle Setting for How Comments and Suggestions are Displayed (or a Return to the Old System of Displaying Comments)

   Currently, comments and suggestions in a document are always displayed (with its full text content) to the right of the document. The only way to hide them is to permanently delete or resolve them. In scenarios where there are a few comments that are right next to each other (e.g. three phrases in one paragraph each with a separate comment) that all have long comments attached to it, the comments get visually stacked on top of each other, making it look like the third comment, to use the example, is no longer attached to the original paragraph it actually refers to.

   This problem is compounded when there are many other comments underneath that. Sometimes, those stacked comments also force other comments after that to be lower than where they should be at, making comments look messy without individually clicking each comment to see where in the document they are attached to.

   The previous version of the display system for comments and suggestions is my preferred solution to this issue where instead of comments/suggestions being fully displayed constantly in a separate section that takes up a whole column to the right of the document, each comment and suggestion is instead displayed as a single small button that takes up less visual space off in the margins of the document and clicking those buttons each individually display the comment/suggestion in its full text (and any replies attached to it) as a sort of floating window (like when using absolute positioning in CSS).

   Additionally, if anyone prefers the current way that comments and suggestions are visually set up, Proton can instead implement a setting in the document that toggles between different ways of displaying comments: the current way, the older previous way, and a total hide setting (to keep a document visually clean). This third setting that I am suggesting can help writers that are affected by visual clutter to maintain focus when writing. That's actually what I initially loved about Proton Docs is how clean everything looks and the lack of visual clutter compared to other similar web apps—it helps me write—but the way comments are displayed now really affects me when writing cause every little opinion and side note is just exploding in my face with how it's currently set up. It's a little too distracting when writing.

   [ALSO, ON A MORE AESTHETIC, LESS IMPORTANT NOTE]: When using an internet browser whose window size is not fully maximized, this feature of comments being permanently displayed in a separate section to the right of the document makes the whole document not centered along the horizontal axis. Not really super important as this part of the issue is a purely aesthetic and not functional one.

   Currently, comments and suggestions in a document are always displayed (with its full text content) to the right of the document. The only way to hide them is to permanently delete or resolve them. In scenarios where there are a few comments that are right next to each other (e.g. three phrases in one paragraph each with a separate comment) that all have long comments attached to it, the comments get visually stacked on top of each other, making it look like the third comment, to use the example, is no longer attached to the original paragraph it actually refers… more

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6. disability

   Many people use Proton Mail and Proton Drive to securely store important personal documents, including government-issued records, identity documents, disability certificates, medical reports, and application forms.

   It would be helpful to have features designed specifically for managing these kinds of documents, such as:

   Custom document categories and labels.
   Better PDF preview and search capabilities.
   OCR support for scanned documents.
   Expiry reminders for documents that require renewal.
   Secure document folders with quick access.

   Title: Better Support for Organizing Important Government and Accessibility Documents
   Accessibility improvements for users who rely on assistive technologies.

   These features would make Proton even more useful for people who depend on secure access to important documents and official records. I believe this would benefit many users who use Proton as their primary platform for storing sensitive information.

   Many people use Proton Mail and Proton Drive to securely store important personal documents, including government-issued records, identity documents, disability certificates, medical reports, and application forms.

   It would be helpful to have features designed specifically for managing these kinds of documents, such as:

   Custom document categories and labels.
   Better PDF preview and search capabilities.
   OCR support for scanned documents.
   Expiry reminders for documents that require renewal.
   Secure document folders with quick access.

   Title: Better Support for Organizing Important Government and Accessibility Documents
   Accessibility improvements for users who rely on assistive technologies.

   These features would make Proton even more useful for… more

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7. Please IMPLEMENT AI if possible, to help in moving messages and/or files to the corresponding folders !

   Please IMPLEMENT AI if possible, to help in moving messages and/or files to the corresponding folders !

   These systems can now ' suggest ' a previous folder to move messages and files into from our history and the contents of the subject lines and / or the previous file names used.

   This would save a lot of very precious time and allow the users to get more use of the systems resources.

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8. Make seperate app for document and sheet

   Seperate app for both document and sheet. Remove that from inside the proton drive that features and make seperate app for proton document and proton sheet and also seperate website, not inside the drive website

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9. warning on document size before lock

   Current behavior:
   -A Proton Doc file that is >25Mb automatically put it self in Read only mode

   Issues:
   -There is no warning or public information about this limitation
   -Copy document, clone it, download in any type file available is not a solution since the comments and other special format is lost.
   -A lot of time is wasted because no warning is made

   Expected behavior:
   -Remove that limitation
   -at least make a warning in the document before it happend, so the users can take actions.

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10. Subject prefix/suffix when forwarding Mails

    When forwarding mails with Proton Mail, I'd like to prefix the "subject" field. I'd be using this to give the mails a label/tag. Optionally also a suffix, but i wouldnt really need that.

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11. Proton Journal

    I was thinking about something just now: there doesn’t seem to be any open-source, end-to-end encrypted software for keeping a journal. In my research, apart from a few self-hosted projects, I couldn’t find an open-source, trustworthy journaling app offered by a company. Apple has an app that looks nice, but it’s closed-source.

    I don’t keep a journal myself, but for people who do, this could be a great idea. I think Proton could consider this and release an end-to-end encrypted Proton Journal. Honestly, it seems sensible and I believe people would use it.

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12. Proton Mobile + OS

    A physical cell phone made ethically with ProtonOS- NOT a version of Android with the Proton name slapped onto it. Lead the way with the duopoly alternative!

    tldr has everything we want out of a cell phone but made by Proton cuz you’re privacy based and we love yall.

    But also because Google and Apple have very shady business practices and their software is not privacy focused, not the way Proton is. But aside from the very few Linux phones, there’s no other options.

    It’s gotta be likeGrapheneOS where everything can be deleted with a code.

    Saying this as an American (you know how wild it is with surveillance here and the rise of fascism rn).

    Thank you 🙏🏻

    A physical cell phone made ethically with ProtonOS- NOT a version of Android with the Proton name slapped onto it. Lead the way with the duopoly alternative!

    tldr has everything we want out of a cell phone but made by Proton cuz you’re privacy based and we love yall.

    But also because Google and Apple have very shady business practices and their software is not privacy focused, not the way Proton is. But aside from the very few Linux phones, there’s no other options.

    It’s gotta be likeGrapheneOS where everything can be deleted with a code.

    Saying this as an… more

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13. automatic forward filter

    I would love the ability to create a filter to automatically forward an email to some other email, instead of just redirecting to a different folder.

    Thanks

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14. 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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15. Single Linux yum repo for all Proton apps

    Right now the Proton VPN can be installed from a Linux yum repo. For example: https://repo.protonvpn.com/fedora-42-stable/
    This is great, because to update it, all I have to do is run "sudo dnf update", and if there is a new version of Proton VPN available, it gets updated.

    However, all the other Proton Linux apps (Pass, Authenticator, and the Mail beta) get installed by individual rpm downloads. Which means, if I want to update them, I have to download each rpm individually and re-install it to get the upgrade.

    There should be one single yum repo for ALL proton apps, so that after you install the repo, you can easily install and update any proton app via a single "sudo yum install" or "sudo yum update" command.

    Thank you!

    Right now the Proton VPN can be installed from a Linux yum repo. For example: https://repo.protonvpn.com/fedora-42-stable/
    This is great, because to update it, all I have to do is run "sudo dnf update", and if there is a new version of Proton VPN available, it gets updated.

    However, all the other Proton Linux apps (Pass, Authenticator, and the Mail beta) get installed by individual rpm downloads. Which means, if I want to update them, I have to download each rpm individually and re-install it to get the upgrade.

    There should be one single yum repo for ALL proton apps, so… more

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16. 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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17. Let us use Proton as a login option on third-party websites (OAuth/SSO)

    Right now, most websites let you sign in with Google, Facebook, GitHub, or Microsoft. Sure, it's convenient, but these companies literally track everything you do across the web.

    I think Proton should offer something similar - a "Sign in with Proton" button that works like those other options, but actually respects our privacy. It would use standard OAuth 2.0 / OpenID Connect, so any developer could easily integrate it.

    Why this would be awesome:

    No tracking or data mining from Big Tech companies

    Fits perfectly with Proton's privacy mission

    One secure account for multiple services (with our existing 2FA)

    Gives developers a privacy-focused alternative

    Strengthens the whole Proton ecosystem

    How it could work:

    Standard OAuth 2.0 / OpenID Connect implementation

    Only share the bare minimum (email, maybe name if we choose)

    2FA protection inherited from our Proton account

    A dashboard to manage which apps have access

    Proper documentation for developers

    This would position Proton as a real alternative to the current authentication giants and make it easier for people to move away from Big Tech without sacrificing convenience.

    Right now, most websites let you sign in with Google, Facebook, GitHub, or Microsoft. Sure, it's convenient, but these companies literally track everything you do across the web.

    I think Proton should offer something similar - a "Sign in with Proton" button that works like those other options, but actually respects our privacy. It would use standard OAuth 2.0 / OpenID Connect, so any developer could easily integrate it.

    Why this would be awesome:

    No tracking or data mining from Big Tech companies

    Fits perfectly with Proton's privacy mission

    One secure account for multiple services (with our existing 2FA)

    Gives… more

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18. Protonvpn: Server Load Category Selections

    The privacy of every vpn is only as good as the amount of people using it. The more people on a server the more secure it is.

    Protonvpn should have selectable toggles for servers with particular load ranges by country 0-30, 30-50, 50-70 etc. Selecting a load range will pull a randomized list of servers within that load range from different locations within a given country.

    This gives the user more streamlined control for optimizing which server they are using with respect to their individualized threat model.

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19. Set a notification for a specific date and time before the calendar event at a specific time

    Allow users to set a notification for a specific date and time before the calendar event.
    At present, this is only possible if the event lasts a whole day; it is not possible if the event is at a specific time.
    Currently, if the event is at a fixed time, you can set a notification for X minutes / hours / days / weeks beforehand – that’s all.

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20. Restore the event from the bin

    Allow me to restore the event from the bin if I accidentally deleted it

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