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I think this is an important feature, handy, that most other password managers already have.
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Aliases need to be creted separely because they need to be managed (you need to be able to disable them if you start receiving spam, for example, and you might need to create a reverse alias sometimes if you need to send an email from that alias).
However I agree with you. I hate that whenever I create a login with an alias, two separate things are created and mixed up with the password manager.
Also, aliases can't be managed into Pass, you need to go to Simplelogin to do that. So why is the alias entry being even showed in Pass, if it can't be managed within Pass?
A potential solution would be a dedicated area in Pass for the aliases, with deeper integration and pretty much same functionality that Simplelogin - meaning having everything integrated in Pass.
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A search bar for people that have multiple logins on the same website is essential imho.
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There are other similar suggestions. It would be wise to upvote them all. I am not sure if this tool does not allow Proton to merge similar suggestions into one (such as Canny can do).
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This can't be done, because of the Proton encryption. You need to choose if you need an encrypted calendar, use Proton for that. Otherwise use Fantastical or whatever other regular calendar you prefer.
It all comes down on what matters most to you.
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Same on iOS. You cannot add events from other apps in the calendar, because the Proton Calendar is not a calendar you added or integrated in the operating system (iOS or Android).
This is probably the single feature stopping me to fully migrate to Proton Calendar. I have medical apps where my doctor bookings are done and confirmed within an app - they allow the "add to calendar" feature but no way to add to Proton.
So I also need to have an Apple Calendar, suscribe to it in the Proton Calendar app and then it will show.
I think that Proton could integrate something like this - an ics "temporary" calendar that can be integrated into the OS, the event gets added there, this gets uploaded to the Proton servers, encrypted and downloaded into your app and deleted from the "temporary" ics calendar.
Not as secure because the information from your device to the Proton servers would not be encrypted, but anyway it would be deleted really fast and the you'll have everything into Proton calendar.
Not sure if something like this is possible.
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I actually had to delete ALL my calendars and add them back in the order I wanted to see. It was a hassle but at the end I got the result I wanted.
This is kind of a basic feature, being able to reorder things.Please add this.
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Been waiting for this for a long time.
It is not that hard...in fact Apple makes it easy...
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This is very useful inedeed. Actually 1P has extended this feature even further, they now generate a password that meets the requirements of the website (not sure how they do it, and certainly there are sites where this doesn't work, but despite of that is very useful).