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I am with you. Proton is losing my business on this in favour of ChatGPT. I currently subscribe monthly to ChatGPT. However, I am not comfortable with ChatGPT. Despite paying a subscription, I am now getting Advertising. I want to subscribe monthly to Lumo Plus. However, I have an Annual Proton Duo plan. I don't want to switch that plan to a monthly plan. I don't want to subscribe to an annual Lumo Plus plan (yet...maybe in the future). I don't want to create a separate account to access Lumo Plus, I have enough accounts as it is. So I am completely with the poster on this. While I am a proud supporter of Proton, it seems they won't be getting my AI support until this changes. I'll continue to use the free version but get frustrated with the limitations of this and just return to ChatGPT.
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I added the itinerary for my upcoming vacation to my Proton Calendar and then went to print it...Doh! This most basic function just does not exist! Incredible! Now I have to export them from Proton and import them back to Google or Apple Calendars to print them, not sure which option makes me more queasy. I refuse to take a screenshot as it feels I am taking a step back in time. With the ability to already print mail from Proton Mail, how hard could this be to code for Calendars?
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Partially rolled out, as per: https://proton.me/support/pass-offline-access
As per the Spring/Summer Roadmap this will extend out to the Pass Extension: https://proton.me/blog/pass-roadmap-spring-summer-2026
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Currently all three of these systems have feature parity; the gap is in terms of UI, and this is something that we have in our plans to close.
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Firewalls and security services frequently offer the option to permit access from Dedicated or Specific IPs. For example, in a WordPress site with security plugins, you can limit access to the Admin area to only the IP's you specify. While this would be a fantastic way to harden sites, I am hesitant to us it as I don't know if/when my Internet Service Provider or Proton will change the IP of my router or server, respectively. If they did, I could lose access to my website administration account. Having a dedicated IP would solve this. So count me in on this one!
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There are times when I need to disconnect from the VPN for a short time. Unfortunately, I frequently forget to reconnect and realize I had been operating without a VPN for quite a time.
Other VPNs have a timed pause or disconnect of VPN services feature. That is, you can disconnect for a specified period (e.g. 5 minutes, half hour, etc.) and then the VPN will automatically reconnect without you having to remember to do so. I found this feature quite useful and is one of the main functional features I find missing in Proton VPN.
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Right now, I am paying a monthly subscription for ChatGPT Go. However, they just started sending me advertising. I don't want a long term Lumo Plus subscription, at least not yet. I want to see how this model pans out in comparison to others. I want to make sure I would use it enough to subscribe long term. I think as a loyal Proton user and subscriber, I should have a loyalty discount. If I try signing up for a monthly subscription, they try to change my annual Proton Duo subscription to monthly, costing me more. I am sure (or hope) there is some business or technical reasoning for not bundling, or separating subscriptions. However, I have yet to see nor understand it.