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We dont need yet another chromium fork. Unless you invest in LibWeb (Laybird) or Servo for a browser alternative, I will look elsewhere. ProtonVPN sponsors Ladybird development, this could be a positive sign.
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This is a critical feature and the prior request for this feature was prematurely closed. Read the comments Proton. You will not be able to migrate users from more mature services like Google Photos without geolocation. I know you keep the EXIF data after upload, so this should be a GUI change, exposing it to users.
I promote Proton in my social networks and try to migrate users from other services, but this one is a bit scary. More advanced users risk losing their ability to organize their photo library after moving to Proton.
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Proton recently posted on Reddit sharing its future roadmap:
https://www.reddit.com/r/ProtonDrive/comments/1w77ee6/docs_sheets_whats_coming_before_2027/?solution=5478a09b40441a2f5478a09b40441a2f&js_challenge=1&jsc_token=2824be10929bdc604753c70a67a1c331e5750d8120518a8340ce9fb5e4634294&jsc_orig_r=&share_id=xu7j0R5zKn-YJuQf8JbZO&utm_content=share_button&utm_medium=web3x&utm_name=web3xcss&utm_source=share&utm_term=1From the Reddit post:
"Docs: ODT import/exporttired of proprietary Microslop Office formats? suffer no longer!
open document format support is coming to Docs."
How is proprietary .protondoc any different than Microslop here? Import and export is very good. But we need native support out of the box for every document of choice, and not yet another propietary fileformat no-one asked for.
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This is a very important feature request. If Protons office suite is to be relevant and taken serious in discussions regarding digital sovereighnty, they must embrace open formats, and not creating a new lock-in within their own ecosystem.
Related issue covering import and export is an important addition, since it adds the support for these formats: https://protonmail.uservoice.com/forums/932839-proton-drive/suggestions/48607370-proton-docs-import-export-odt
However, import / export is not the same as native edit support for ODF file firmats (including, ODT, ODS etc).
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I understand that Sailfish is considered a low priority given the few users of Sailfish compared to Android and iOS. However from a digital sovereighnty perspective this would make a lot of sense. Big players like Proton supporting Sailfish would also further benefit the OS adoption.
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dark theme for Docs, Sheets, and the homepage is already being test internally. coming soon to everyone! - dani
learn more about the docs/sheets roadmap for the second half of 2026: https://www.reddit.com/r/ProtonDrive/s/EGJwpePzwO
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Both Proton Drive and Proton Mail should have native support for OpenDocument format. (not just import / export)
In the interest of achieving a smooth mail experience, Microsofts formats should also be supported, at least for preview mode, for quick reading.Daniel
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If Proton has ambissions of customers in the public sector this is not negotiable in the EU. The European Union framework for open standards is anchored by the European Interoperability Framework (EIF) and mandated by the Interoperable Europe Act. Interoperability is the core foundation of the European Interoperability Framework (EIF). While the EIF does not explicitly mandate ODF (OpenDocument Format) by name, the framework strongly requires the use of open standards to achieve interoperability and prevent vendor lock-in, which directly points to the use of formats like ODF.
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ODT import and export for Docs is already being tested internally. coming soon to everyone! - dani
learn more about the docs/sheets roadmap for the second half of 2026: https://www.reddit.com/r/ProtonDrive/s/EGJwpePzwO
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Proton: This is an important addition, and it is great to see that you are adding support. However, import / export is not the same as native support for opening and editing these files. When you create a new document, even importing one, you still enforce creation of the .protondoc format. This behaviour should be a choice by the user. I would rather default to ODF and export to .docx or .protondoc when needed.
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Its quite simple. I am not migrating to use Proton Docs for any usecase unless open document format is supported.
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What happened to the request with 6000 + votes? This lack of transparency is not doing you good Proton!
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I did not realize myself that this crucial feature is lacking from Proton Drive. I am however optimistic that it will be fixed in the near future given the amount of votes it gets.
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This is a very crucial feature that is keeping major user adoption to your service. This is a major annoyance for me, but I am not recommending this service to any friends or family that I know need feature.
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Longterm customers should be rewarded for their early and long-term support of Proton. Gratification towards existing customers is good for long-term likability of Proton as a brand.