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

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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. 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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2. Create a Task application, which is connected to the calendar

   Applikation ähnlich Google TASK, die mit dem Kalender verbunden ist, indem die Tasks eingetragen werden, wenn dort ein Zieldatum angegeben ist.

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3. 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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4. 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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5. Password protect files in Proton Drive

   It would be nice to be able to password protect certain files in Drive.

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6. 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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7. Syncing both of my Proton Drive Accounts

   I have two Drive accounts, only one can be synced. So only one is useful.

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8. Not having gnome-keyring as hard dependency for proton-vpn-gtk and mail bridge apps

   I'm on KDE, many are. And your apps work perfectly fine with kwallet ! Good job, genuinely.

   HOWEVER, your apps keep installing gnome-keyring, DESPITE kwallet being present, when you install them on KDE. And man has that lead to issues here. New wallets created at each startup, when auto-login is enabled, apps not remembering my account, etc.

   And with your apps already working fine, if not better, with kwallet on KDE, maybe just stop forcing gnome-keyring as a hard dependency ! I had to create a dummy gnome-keyring binary to satisfy the dependency.*

   Thanks !

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9. Support recurring annual calendar entries which fall on the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, or last weekday of the month.

   From Proton Calendar, allow the user to create a recurring annual calendar entry which fall on the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, or last weekday of the month. For example, US Thanksgiving is always on the 4th Thursday of November. US Memorial Day is always on the last Monday of May. Allow the user to create ad-hoc recurring events similar to those 2 examples within Proton Calendar.

   This will also benefit the calendar import feature, as imported calendar entries following the above recurrence rule fail to import currently, since their recurrence pattern is not currently supported by Proton Calendar.

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10. Ditch The LLM, It's Slop

    Ditch The LLM, It's Slop. A.I isn't good for anyone or the environment. It also takes a lot of time and resources to implement that could be put to better use for your paying users.

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11. 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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12. Change push notifications from Apple or google play services, to an ecosystem agnostic option

    It would be great to be able to use Proton’s apps and services without needing to rely on Apple’s Push Service or Google Play Services for Push notifications. This way we can use Proton Services without needing to install microG or activating Play Services.

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13. Add Monospace Option to Accessibility Font Family Setting

    The Accessibility font family setting (Settings > Appearance > Accessibility) currently offers a small set of proportional fonts. Adding a monospace option would meaningfully improve phishing resistance for security-conscious users.

    Monospace fonts make homoglyph attacks visible at a glance:
    - rn vs m — clearly two characters in monospace, nearly identical in proportional
    - l vs 1 vs I — distinct glyphs instead of ambiguous strokes
    - Cyrillic а vs Latin a — spacing differences become obvious
    - paypa1.com vs paypal.com — the 1 stands out immediately

    Feature Request:
    Add a "Monospace" option to the existing font family dropdown in Accessibility settings. When selected, apply a monospace font stack to email content rendering (including the message body iframe).

    Benefits:
    - Anti-phishing: Users can visually catch spoofed domains and lookalike characters in sender addresses, URLs, and email bodies
    - Zero new UI surface: Slots into the existing Accessibility font picker — one new option in an existing dropdown
    - Aligns with Proton's identity: Proton already markets itself as the security-first email provider. This is a small feature that reinforces that positioning
    - Accessibility overlap: Monospace fonts also benefit users with dyslexia or visual processing differences, since every character occupies the same width

    Implementation suggestion:
    Add "Monospace" as a new entry in the Accessibility font family dropdown. Apply a standard fallback stack ("SF Mono", "Fira Code", "Source Code Pro", "Cascadia Code", "Consolas", "Liberation Mono", monospace) to the message content iframe when selected. The infrastructure for injecting styles into the content iframe already exists (Proton uses it for dark mode).

    The Accessibility font family setting (Settings > Appearance > Accessibility) currently offers a small set of proportional fonts. Adding a monospace option would meaningfully improve phishing resistance for security-conscious users.

    Monospace fonts make homoglyph attacks visible at a glance:
    - rn vs m — clearly two characters in monospace, nearly identical in proportional
    - l vs 1 vs I — distinct glyphs instead of ambiguous strokes
    - Cyrillic а vs Latin a — spacing differences become obvious
    - paypa1.com vs paypal.com — the 1 stands out immediately

    Feature Request:
    Add a "Monospace" option to the existing font family dropdown in… more

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14. Proton should purchase “Magic Earth” and convert it into Proton Maps, an open source high-quality maps app

    Magic Earth seems to be the best alternative available right now to Apple and Google Maps. The problem? It’s not open source and its privacy claims are not independently verified. Proton should consider offering to buy out the small company behind it, convert the app to Proton Maps, make it open source, and run an independent security audit on it.

    The UI design in Magic Earth is already pretty similar to Proton branding anyways. Easy win if Proton can afford it.

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15. Emailing files large then 25 MB

    Allow for large capacity for emailing files large than 25 MB.

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16. add free api to all of your services

    Subject: Feature Request: Introduction of a free API tier for all Proton servicesDear Proton Team,I am writing to you as a dedicated user and supporter of your platform. I deeply appreciate your ecosystem's commitment to digital privacy, security, and open-source software.I would like to formally suggest the introduction of a basic, free API access tier with reasonable rate limits across all of your services.Providing a foundational, free API would bring great value to both your team and the user base:Developer Innovation: It enables the community to build secure, open-source integrations and complementary tools.Ecosystem Growth: It will attract developers who will actively promote and build directly upon your privacy-first ecosystem.Secure Automation: Users could create local, secure backups and custom workflows without compromising their data privacy.To protect your infrastructure from abuse, this free tier could be strictly rate-limited with a low daily quota, which would naturally encourage premium upgrades for heavy or production use.Thank you for your time, consideration, and continuous hard work in defending global digital privacy.Sincerely,

    Subject: Feature Request: Introduction of a free API tier for all Proton servicesDear Proton Team,I am writing to you as a dedicated user and supporter of your platform. I deeply appreciate your ecosystem's commitment to digital privacy, security, and open-source software.I would like to formally suggest the introduction of a basic, free API access tier with reasonable rate limits across all of your services.Providing a foundational, free API would bring great value to both your team and the user base:Developer Innovation: It enables the community to build secure, open-source integrations and complementary tools.Ecosystem Growth: It will attract developers who will… more

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17. [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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18. Pivot tables for Proton Sheets
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19. Improve Newsletter View in Proton Mail

    I'd like to have a filter on Newsletter View in Proton Mail to sort newsletters by unread AND recently received.
    I'd also like to have a visual distinction between unread and read newsletters, similar to how it works in the inbox, so that I can visually tell the difference between newsletters I haven't read yet and those I've already read.

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20. 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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