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Also mimicing the Google Calendar: Tasks are shown in Agenda view, chronologically. The lack of a smooth agenda view is what keeps me from switching from Google Calendar.
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Proton and Standard Notes are joining forces: https://proton.me/blog/proton-standard-notes-join-forces
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In Google Calendar (app and web), you press the "plus" sign to make a new calendar event. Then you choose between new Activity, Reminder or Task.
A Task presents a notification upon the chosen time, and you mark it as "Done" to archive it. An active task is shown as an event in the calendar, and appears greyed out after marked as done.
My suggestion is to carbon copy this feature into the Proton Calendar.
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In Google Calendar (app and web), you press the "plus" sign to make a new calendar event. Then you choose between new Activity, Reminder or Task.
A Reminder presents a notification upon the chosen time, and you mark it as "Done" to archive it. An active reminder is shown as an event in the calendar, and appears greyed out after marked as done.
My suggestion is to carbon copy this feature into the Proton Calendar. Why? Because the reminders feature in Google Calendar works great, they appears as "event instants" and is easier/ more lightweight to enter than an activity.
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Sharing a calendar is available on Web.
On next iterations we would like to enable the editing permission on mobile apps and add in the future to only share the "busy" information
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I regularly change devices, and every time I have to download VPN, Pass, Drive and Mail separately, and authenticate to each application with 2FA. I suggest a Proton application manager, to which we authenticate once, and then install/ update/ uninstall all Proton apps from. There are numerous examples of such managers, like Jetbrains Toolbox, Adobe Creative Cloud app etc.