The lack of the full month view is literally the only reason I do not use ProtonCalendar. While developers may think it's more minimal (for some reason this means "better" in the modern era), for me having to select a day to see the list of events defeats the purpose of a calendar. I don't use my calendar only when I'm home on my computer. I use it most on the go where I see at a glance what I have going on. At the doctor's office to schedule my next appointment, at work when I'm scheduling after-work events with friends, at the bank when we're deciding when I should come in next to talk about my finances...I should be able to schedule all this stuff right away at a glance. I'm never only focused on "today".
In the meantime, for other users who are conscious of safety and want to get away from Google calendar, try "Simple Calendar" which you can download from the Google Play store, or F-Droid. (Orange logo by Simple Mobile Tools) I am using this in the interim until this functionality is implemented into Protonmail because I *would* like to keep everything to one system since all of my calendar invitations are sent to my Protonmail address.
Mangchi
The lack of the full month view is literally the only reason I do not use ProtonCalendar. While developers may think it's more minimal (for some reason this means "better" in the modern era), for me having to select a day to see the list of events defeats the purpose of a calendar. I don't use my calendar only when I'm home on my computer. I use it most on the go where I see at a glance what I have going on. At the doctor's office to schedule my next appointment, at work when I'm scheduling after-work events with friends, at the bank when we're deciding when I should come in next to talk about my finances...I should be able to schedule all this stuff right away at a glance. I'm never only focused on "today".
In the meantime, for other users who are conscious of safety and want to get away from Google calendar, try "Simple Calendar" which you can download from the Google Play store, or F-Droid. (Orange logo by Simple Mobile Tools) I am using this in the interim until this functionality is implemented into Protonmail because I *would* like to keep everything to one system since all of my calendar invitations are sent to my Protonmail address.