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Proton and Standard Notes are joining forces: https://proton.me/blog/proton-standard-notes-join-forces
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I'd like the ‘Create event’ feature that is located in Gmail that generates a Google Calendar event based on an email to be replicated in Proton apps. This includes turning the subject of the email into the title of the calendar event, putting the the first ~30 lines of the email message into the event description and adding the recipients of the email as event guests.
https://usingtechnologybetter.com/blog/four-ways-to-turn-a-gmail-email-into-a-google-calendar-event/It is critical that calendar notes section have a more robust word processing capability such as:
1: Add attachment
2: Bold text
3: Italic text
4: Underline text
5: Numbered list
6: Bulleted list
7: LinkRight now if you try to add notes its basically plain text and for those of us who want/need to decouple for Google the lack of this functionality makes it near impossible to use Calendar as robustly as Google Calendar. I have to type in a note to myself to "reference this email by this Subject", etc. It's painful and hard to share invites with others without having this function.
Additionally basic Word processing functionality is a MUST IN BOTH the Proton Calendar and Email. The inability to indent (for example if you hit "Tab" it changes your cursor focus not indents your text) across all Proton applications is beyond frustrating since we have all taken this functionality as "base" since the early 2000s.
Copy/paste from email into Calendar or within email message to another processing application has some CRAZY formatting making it near IMPOSSIBLE to work with other applications, specifically MS Office (Word, OneNote, etc).
Thank you!
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This is FANTASTIC news! To have a secure replacement to OneNote in the cloud and have it integrated into Proton apps. Lots of exciting options. Proton is moving towards having a larger market with these modernization apps that come standard with "free" apps elsewhere. Keep up the great work!