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1. Create a filter option in the sender pop-up menu

   Add an option to the pop-up menu when clicking on the sender's e-mail address in the e-mail panel.

   Currently we have:

   New Message
   Create new contact
   Messages from this sender
   Block messages from this sender

   Simple QoL feature that would help with filter creation tremendously.

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2. Proposal: "Proton Media" – A Fair, Neutral, & High-Fidelity Video Platform (With Risk Mitigation)

   To the Proton Team,

   I am writing to propose a new initiative: Proton Media, a video platform designed to replace the "attention economy" model with a "fairness and quality" model. This is not just a feature request; it is a strategic roadmap to extend Proton's mission of privacy and freedom into the video sector.

   🎯 The Vision
   Imagine a platform where:

   Creators are paid directly by fans (subscription/donation), eliminating the need for invasive ads and clickbait.
   Viewers have access to true quality: 1080p/60fps for free, and 4K/60fps with Lossless Audio (FLAC, WAV, Dolby Atmos) for premium users.
   Moderation is human-led and transparent. No instant takedowns on a single report. No "three-strike" death penalties. Disputes are mediated, not auto-deleted.
   Neutrality is absolute. The platform remains apolitical and functional even during global crises, governed by Swiss law and human rights principles, not trending topics.

   ⚠️ Addressing the Risks

   I understand the hesitation. Building a video platform invites legal battles, massive infrastructure costs, and corporate attacks. However, I have developed a Low-Risk, Phased Pilot Plan to mitigate these concerns:

   🛡️ Legal Firewall: The Proton Foundation (Non-Profit) would govern content policy and dispute resolution. This insulates the for-profit entity (Proton AG) from direct liability, leveraging the Foundation's mandate to "defend freedom."

   📉 Phased Geographic Rollout:

   Phase 1: Launch in one region (e.g., Switzerland) with a capped user base (e.g., 10k users).

   Phase 2: Expand nationally once infrastructure costs are proven stable.

   Phase 3: Global expansion only after profitability is achieved.

   💰 Sustainable Economics:

   Freemium: 1080p (Ad-free, low bandwidth).
   Premium: 4K/Lossless Audio (Subscription fees directly offset high bandwidth costs).
   Donations: Direct creator support replaces ad-revenue dependency.

   ⚖️ Fair Dispute Resolution:

   Replace automated strikes with a Human Mediation Protocol. Content is hidden (not deleted) pending review. This prevents "instant takedowns" and reduces the surface area for frivolous lawsuits.

   🤖 Bot Defense:

   Implement privacy-preserving "Proof of Humanity" checks to stop bot farms without compromising user anonymity.

   🤝 Why This Aligns with Proton
   People Before Profits:

   We stop the exploitation of the attention economy.
   Freedom of Expression: We build a digital ark that survives political pressure and corporate censorship.

   Quality & Trust:

   We treat media as art, not disposable data.

   🙋‍♂️ A Personal Note

   I want to be transparent: I used Lumo (your AI assistant) to help organize and structure these thoughts because I wanted to ensure my feedback was clear, professional, and actionable for your team.

   However, every idea, concern, and strategic detail in this proposal is 100% mine.

   I have been a Proton user for since 2024 years. I chose Proton because I believe in a digital world where privacy, fairness, and human dignity come before profit. Watching the rest of the internet degrade into clickbait, automated censorship, and corporate control hurts me as a user.

   I am not just suggesting a new product; I am asking Proton to fulfill its highest potential. I believe you have the unique legal structure, the technical expertise, and the moral courage to build a video platform that doesn't just "compete" with the giants, but renders their unethical practices obsolete.

   This isn't a theoretical exercise for me. It's a vision for the internet I want to live in.

   📝 The Ask
   I respectfully request that Proton considers approving a 6-month Pilot Program funded by the Foundation to test this "Fair Video" protocol in a controlled environment. If it succeeds, we build the future of the internet. If it fails, we lose little and learn much.

   Thank you for your time, your leadership, and for everything you do to protect our digital freedom.

   To the Proton Team,

   I am writing to propose a new initiative: Proton Media, a video platform designed to replace the "attention economy" model with a "fairness and quality" model. This is not just a feature request; it is a strategic roadmap to extend Proton's mission of privacy and freedom into the video sector.

   🎯 The Vision
   Imagine a platform where:

   Creators are paid directly by fans (subscription/donation), eliminating the need for invasive ads and clickbait.
   Viewers have access to true quality: 1080p/60fps for free, and 4K/60fps with Lossless Audio (FLAC, WAV, Dolby Atmos) for premium users.
   Moderation is human-led… more

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3. Privacy-First Accounting/Bookkeeping Module for Proton Workspace

   Subject: Feature Request – Privacy-First Accounting/Bookkeeping Module for Proton Workspace

   To Proton Product Team,

   I am a long-time Proton user and supporter of your mission to build privacy-respecting alternatives to Big Tech. I'm writing to propose a significant expansion of the Proton Workspace ecosystem.

   Current Gap:
   Proton Workspace currently offers excellent encrypted communication and file storage, but lacks native financial/accounting capabilities. Businesses must use third-party US-based accounting software (QuickBooks, Xero, Zoho), creating data leakage points where sensitive financial information is exposed to entities that monetize user data through advertising and third-party sharing.

   Proposal:
   Develop an end-to-end encrypted accounting/bookkeeping module integrated with Proton Workspace featuring:

   1. Invoice & Receipt Management

      • E2EE storage of all financial documents
      • OCR scanning with private AI processing (client-side or encrypted-server-side)
      • No metadata sold to advertisers or data brokers

   2. Transaction & Expense Tracking

      • Bank API integrations with privacy-preserving protocols
      • Automated categorization using Lumo AI (trained only on user-consented data)
      • Zero-knowledge architecture ensuring Proton cannot access financial data

   3. Customer Data Protection

      • Client PII encrypted with zero-access keys
      • GDPR-compliant data handling throughout
      • No third-party data sharing even for "analytics" purposes

   4. AI-Powered Financial Insights

      • Private dashboard queries ("What were my top expenses last quarter?")
      • Cash flow projections without sending data to external servers
      • Tax preparation summaries generated locally or via encrypted API

   5. Compliance & Interoperability

      • Multi-jurisdiction tax law support (EU VAT, US Sales Tax, etc.)
      • Export compatibility with existing formats for migration scenarios
      • Audit trails with cryptographic verification

   Why Proton?
   - Nonprofit structure eliminates incentive to monetize user financial data
   - Swiss/EU jurisdiction provides stronger privacy protections than US competitors
   - Existing trust relationship (users already store sensitive emails/files here)
   - Technical expertise proven with Drive's encryption SDK

   Business Model Consideration:
   Premium tier add-on for Proton Workspace subscribers ($X/user/month), or bundled in Visionary plans.

   Closing:
   This expansion would position Proton as the first truly private, secure alternative to Intuit/QuickBooks for businesses that prioritize data sovereignty and privacy. I am willing to beta test such a module if development begins.

   Thank you for considering this proposal. I believe there is significant market demand among privacy-conscious professionals, consultants, small businesses, and activists who currently have no fully encrypted accounting option.

   Respectfully,
   SunniDhaes

   Subject: Feature Request – Privacy-First Accounting/Bookkeeping Module for Proton Workspace

   To Proton Product Team,

   I am a long-time Proton user and supporter of your mission to build privacy-respecting alternatives to Big Tech. I'm writing to propose a significant expansion of the Proton Workspace ecosystem.

   Current Gap:
   Proton Workspace currently offers excellent encrypted communication and file storage, but lacks native financial/accounting capabilities. Businesses must use third-party US-based accounting software (QuickBooks, Xero, Zoho), creating data leakage points where sensitive financial information is exposed to entities that monetize user data through advertising and third-party sharing.

   Proposal:
   Develop an end-to-end encrypted accounting/bookkeeping module integrated… more

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4. Include Lexend font in the font options in Appearance settings. It is designed for high readability and is available under the SIL Open Font

   Include Lexend font in the font options in Appearance settings. It is designed for high readability and is available under the SIL Open Font License, Version 1.1

   https://fonts.google.com/specimen/Lexend

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5. Add "Proton Sheet" in the "Report a Problem" dialog...

   Option missing. Proton Docs is also missing.

   Remember that refining existing products is just as important as creating new features :)

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6. Desktop Manjaro/Arch Linux Proton apps

   Hi,

   I'd like to recommend to build a secure apps for Manjaro/Arch. Manjaro/Arch has growing network of users. Please consider this request.

   Thanks in advance.

   M

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7. Allow us to pin Files and Folders in Proton Drive

   I love Proton Drive, however once you begin to upload more and more files, it becomes more and more unorganized. Folders are helpful, but even they can be hard to find, especially if you use them often. You should allow us to pin both files and folders to the top of our Proton Drive for ease-of-access and better organization, as we might want to keep important documents/photos, or documents/photos that we use all the time, at the very top of our Proton Drive.

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8. 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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9. SimpleLogin Desktop Application
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10. Secret References: CLI-Based Env Variable Injection for Developer Workflows

    Add support for secret references in developer environments, allowing users to reference Proton Pass secrets directly in shell sessions and configuration files without ever writing sensitive values to disk in plain text.

    The Problem
    Developers currently have no way to use Proton Pass as the single source of truth for secrets in their development workflows. Even with a .env file properly added to .gitignore, credentials still exist in plain text on disk, vulnerable to accidental exposure, editor leaks, and local filesystem access.

    Each developer on a team must also manually sync secret values out-of-band, creating drift and security gaps.

    Proposed Solution
    Introduce a pass CLI command (e.g. proton-pass run or pass inject) that resolves secret references at runtime and injects them as environment variables into a process, similar to how 1Password's op run command works.

    This would enable a workflow like:

    bashproton-pass run -- node server.js
    ```

    Where a .env file (or shell config) contains only references, never values:
    ```
    DATABASEURL=op://vault/postgres/connection-string
    APISECRET=op://vault/stripe/secret-key

    The CLI authenticates with Proton Pass (via session token or biometric unlock), resolves each reference at runtime, and passes the real values to the child process — which never touches the filesystem.

    Key Capabilities Requested

    • A proton-pass run CLI command that wraps a process and injects resolved secrets as environment variables
    • Support for a reference syntax (e.g. proton://vault/item/field) pointing to specific vault items and fields
    • Integration with .env-style files so tools like dotenv, direnv, and Docker Compose can pick up the resolved values without modification
    • A proton-pass inject variant that prints resolved output to stdout for piping into scripts
    • Optional: a VS Code / JetBrains extension that resolves references transparently during local development

    Why This Matters
    Proton Pass is already trusted for personal and team credentials. Extending it into the developer workflow, where secrets are most often mishandled, makes it a complete end-to-end secrets solution. It directly addresses the gap between "secure storage" and "secure usage," which is where most breaches actually happen.

    This feature would make Proton Pass a compelling alternative to 1Password Secrets Automation and HashiCorp Vault for individual developers and small teams who don't need enterprise-scale infrastructure but do need secrets hygiene.

    Add support for secret references in developer environments, allowing users to reference Proton Pass secrets directly in shell sessions and configuration files without ever writing sensitive values to disk in plain text.

    The Problem
    Developers currently have no way to use Proton Pass as the single source of truth for secrets in their development workflows. Even with a .env file properly added to .gitignore, credentials still exist in plain text on disk, vulnerable to accidental exposure, editor leaks, and local filesystem access.

    Each developer on a team must also manually sync secret values out-of-band, creating drift and security gaps.

    Proposed… more

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11. Implement AI-driven feedback analysis for UserVoice and support tickets.

    Many valuable ideas get lost because manual review can't scale. AI could categorize, cluster, and rank suggestions by privacy alignment, ecosystem integration, and feasibility – turning user wisdom into product strategy.

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12. add Quantum encryion / defence

    add Quantum encrypting / defence as that dead line for the start of migration to Quantum is 2026 for the EU so pls just early and be a head of the main danger

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13. Proton Backup for Android/ios

    It would be awesome to be able to not use google backup, to backup an android device. Proton backup could replace it, and it would be one step further to not rely on google having our android data to scan/etc...

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14. Feature Request: Ability to Rearrange or Drag Custom Fields in Proton Pass Items

    Dear Proton Pass Support Team,

    I hope you are doing well.

    I am requesting the addition of a feature to rearrange custom fields within items in Proton Pass. Currently, there is no option to drag and drop or reorder custom fields (such as Text, Hidden, Date, or 2FA secret fields) after they have been added to an item. New fields are appended at the bottom, and the only workaround is to delete and re-add them in the desired order, which is time-consuming and inefficient, especially for items with multiple custom fields.

    This limitation affects the usability of custom items and templates, particularly for users who rely on Proton Pass for detailed and well-organized password management. Implementing drag-and-drop handles or a reordering mechanism would significantly improve the user experience and organization within the application.

    Could you consider prioritizing this enhancement in a future update? Please provide feedback on whether this feature is already on the roadmap, an estimated implementation timeline, or any alternative solutions available in the meantime.

    Thank you for your continued efforts in developing a secure and user-friendly password manager. I appreciate your support and look forward to hearing back from you.

    Best regards,
    Sazzad Kabir

    Dear Proton Pass Support Team,

    I hope you are doing well.

    I am requesting the addition of a feature to rearrange custom fields within items in Proton Pass. Currently, there is no option to drag and drop or reorder custom fields (such as Text, Hidden, Date, or 2FA secret fields) after they have been added to an item. New fields are appended at the bottom, and the only workaround is to delete and re-add them in the desired order, which is time-consuming and inefficient, especially for items with multiple custom fields.

    This limitation affects the usability of custom items and… more

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15. Markdown notes app

    Markdown app request

    A secure, private markdown notes app would:
    * Open new revenue opportunities
    * Extend Proton’s privacy ecosystem
    * Expand customer's digital workflows
    * Leverage existing encryption technology
    * Clearly meet user demand (well, at least mine)
    * Reinforce the promise of “privacy by design.”

    I am using Obsidian and really like it, yet unencrypted notes on my devices is a significant concern.

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16. Proton Wallet support more than btc

    Well Add new cryptocurrency such as USDT,SOL,KAS,ETH and much more

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17. Re-introduce Proton wallet feedback section on Uservoice

    I am not sure why, but in this forum the 'Proton Wallet' section seems to no longer be accessible to normal users, I think it would still be useful to share ideas regarding it.

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18. Adding human.txt

    This would credit people who worked on the site.
    Example:
    https://humanstxt.org/
    https://humanstxt.org/humans.txt

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19. An ultra-encrypted toggle-able choice for both free-tier/premium, only to proton-mail users, without the choice to share/forward.

    An ultra-encrypted toggle-able choice for both free-tier/premium, only to proton-mail users, without the choice to share/forward; like a confidential mode, with AES-256 separate keys for every message or thread. Or a separate, non-email service/window that may be directed TO proton-mail addresses, but more-so like a chat. Such as “ProtonChat”.

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20. IMAP Label Support in Proton Mail Bridge (X‑GM‑EXT‑1 or equivalent)

    Hello Proton Mail Bridge Team,

    I would like to request support for applying Proton Mail labels via IMAP.

    Currently, the Bridge exposes labels as IMAP folders (e.g., Labels/Paperless), but it does not support any IMAP mechanism for applying a label to a message.

    This creates a limitation:
    - When a user labels an email in Proton Mail, the Bridge shows it in both INBOX and the label folder (virtual projection).
    - When an IMAP client moves a message into Labels/<Label>, the message is removed from INBOX instead of receiving the label.
    - There is no IMAP command available to apply a label while keeping the message in INBOX.

    To enable proper interoperability with IMAP clients that support tagging workflows (e.g., Paperless‑NGX, mail processors, automation tools), it would be extremely helpful if the Bridge implemented an IMAP‑level label mechanism.

    Two possible approaches:
    1. Implement Gmail’s IMAP label extension (X‑GM‑EXT‑1)
    This would allow clients to use:
    STORE <UID> +X-GM-LABELS ("Paperless")
    and would align Proton Mail with the de‑facto standard for IMAP label support.

    1. Provide a Proton‑specific IMAP extension For example: STORE <UID> +X-PM-LABELS ("Paperless") This would allow IMAP clients to apply Proton labels without changing folder membership.

    Why this matters
    - Many automation tools rely on IMAP label support to mark processed emails.
    - Without label support, IMAP clients must MOVE messages, which changes the folder instead of applying a label.
    - This breaks workflows where messages should remain in INBOX but also receive a label.

    Adding IMAP label support would significantly improve compatibility with modern mail automation tools and make Proton Mail Bridge more predictable for IMAP clients.

    Thank you for considering this enhancement.

    Hello Proton Mail Bridge Team,

    I would like to request support for applying Proton Mail labels via IMAP.

    Currently, the Bridge exposes labels as IMAP folders (e.g., Labels/Paperless), but it does not support any IMAP mechanism for applying a label to a message.

    This creates a limitation:
    - When a user labels an email in Proton Mail, the Bridge shows it in both INBOX and the label folder (virtual projection).
    - When an IMAP client moves a message into Labels/<Label>, the message is removed from INBOX instead of receiving the label.
    - There is no IMAP command available to apply… more

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