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As a business user of Proton Calendar it's hard to support development of a new feature like tasks/todos when basic Calendar features are still missing, like:
Edit instance of a Recurring Event
https://protonmail.uservoice.com/forums/932842-proton-calendar/suggestions/43452336-edit-single-instance-of-a-recurring-eventand
Create Calendar Event from Email
https://protonmail.uservoice.com/forums/932842-proton-calendar/suggestions/45812551-create-calendar-event-from-emailIf I was working for Proton and thinking strategically, I'd want to be going after the business/enterprise market as well as being the privacy-focused Gmail replacement for individual users.
Without basic features like the above, adding tasks/todos right now is not going to help IMHO. To me, Calendar just simply does not seem feature complete enough yet for serious business use (or personal use if you rely a lot on your Calendar).
I note that there are a lot of people in the comments saying that Tasks are "critical" for them to be able to move away from Outlook/Gmail etc. I suggest that only when those people actually migrate away from their existing calendar system will they discover other things like the above that are missing. These small details are equally as critical for adoption but far less obvious until you actually start trying to use it. I hope the Proton team take this into account when assessing which features to work on.
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@frlbmb I completely agree
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As of March 2024, this feature is available on the web. Coming soon to other apps.
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@daniemi I have the exact same problem as you (on web).
It is utterly baffling to me that such basic functionality is still missing. And worse, it appears to be completely ignored by the Proton team. You have people like @nulceartell who have created detailed descriptions of problems like they posted here https://docs.proton.me/doc?mode=open-url&token=DDSBZ2812C#mUBEADqhxoby and yet this is still seemingly being ignored.
And we still have this related issue (deleting single entries from shared recurring events) which is has been wrongly marked as "Completed" since 2023:
https://protonmail.uservoice.com/forums/284483-proton-mail/suggestions/43856670-delete-individual-entries-from-shared-recurring-evIt seems to me that there is something fundamentally wrong with how Proton prioritises work on these products. I'm sure there will be another launch of a brand new Proton product/acquisition before this ever gets fixed.
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I have chosen not to renew my Visionary subscription due to this ongoing issue with Proton Calendar. I have to wonder if the Proton team actually use their own calendar because anyone with regular scheduled appointments would quickly run into this issue.
Or maybe it's the alternative; it's been so long since the Proton Team used OTHER calendars that they just don't realise that this is basic functionality that every other major business-class calendar system deals with.
Recurring events fundamentally do not work at all as expected and I have issues with almost everyone who sends me recurring invites. It's embarrassing to keep having to explain my calendar problems.
I feel I've waited long enough and I'm now actively looking for an alternative to move to. Although Proton Mail is fine (great in fact), if I have to move to a different Calendar system, it will probably force me to move my email away too - I don't want to use multiple systems for this sort of thing.
And to repeat: this feature does NOT work on the web (contrary to the last published update on this issue)
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Yeah this isn't fixed AT ALL for me. See @Kevin's comment.
This is my single most frustrating Proton issue right now (and there's a few others). It is really incredibly frustrating that something like this can exist for so long. Even more frustrating that it's marked as "available on the web" when as far as I - and many others - can tell, it absolutely isn't.
I am not convinced the Proton team understand what this issue is.
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I agree with others that this is a bit of a dealbreaker at the moment. I've migrated both my personal and business calendars to Proton but have found certain basic missing features like this which make it untenable to use for much longer if this is not solved. (I have a paid Visionary plan)
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There is a really strong reason why the Proton team should bump this further up the priority list. It's because whenever I have to apologise to my friends and colleagues that "my calendar is broken", it's an opportunity for them to learn that Proton Calendar is not very good.
Even if that's not true - that's the impression everyone is going to get.
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I *feel* your pain
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Introducing Docs in Proton Drive – collaborative document editing that’s actually private: https://proton.me/blog/docs-proton-drive
With Docs you can:
- Write with privacy — Create and edit documents within Proton Drive, knowing your contents are only accessible to you and those you choose to share with.
- Share and invite anyone — Invite other users to view or edit your documents with a single click.
- Collaborate in real-time — Changes are reflected immediately, ensuring every contributor always sees the most up-to-date version.
- View cursors and presence indicators — See who else is viewing or editing the document, enhancing teamwork and communication.
- Leave comments and replies — Add comments to share feedback without editing the document. Comments are visible to all collaborators, keeping everyone in the loop.
- Import and export with ease — You can upload .docx documents, edit them, and download in various formats like .docx, .txt, .md, and HTML.
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I agree that this would be great, BUT Proton Docs (IMHO) would be a new product and I worry that Proton have already spread their resources very thin with the existing products. Calendar and Drive are still missing core features and (at least on iOS) updates are coming too slowly from my perspective as a long time paying customer.
Personally I do not think that Proton should introduce any additional products until the existing suite has been polished further. I have not been able to move from Tresorit to Drive yet and after migrating my calendars to Proton, I'm quite close to migrating them away again due to missing basic features.
So Proton Docs - yes, would be great, but more investment and focus needed on existing products first.
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It's interesting that many of these new feature requests are made by people "looking to switch" to Proton Calendar - thinking that such features are all that are missing for them to do so.
Those of us who have *already* switched know that there are many other much more basic things that are missing or broken, like inability to properly edit/delete instances of recurring events etc.
Many of these things are not at obvious until you've properly started using the product. I hope the Proton team has some way to view feature requests specifically from paying customers to help prioritise things to work on. Otherwise you risk pandering to a larger group of people who are not yet paying customers while potentially losing the smaller group of people who already are.