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Duplicating an event is possible from the web app. Coming soon to other platforms.
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We are reviewing this idea to get closer to a clean inbox for all our users. We will let you know once we have more updates
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For anyone looking for an alternative solution: Using SimpleLogin you can create an alias that gets delivered to two mailboxes (e.g., you and your partner). If either of you replies to the simplelogin reverse alias then it will be forwarded via the original alias, so both of you have the ability to both receive and send from the same address. IIRC it even sends a copy to the other mailbox!
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> We wanted to let you know that an idea you follow has been combined with a similar idea so we can consider them together.
> Idea: An .ics attachment in Proton mail should easily lead to an event in Proton
> Combined into: Quick import event from ICS in the create calendar dropdown menu
These are really really not the same. Yes, there should be an easy way to add events from an ICS file in Proton Calendar. But it's really not enough. If ever there is an ICS attachment in an email in Proton Mail then there should be a one-click way to add the event, without having to even open Proton Calendar!