Veyilla Nightwhisper
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Proton and Standard Notes are joining forces: https://proton.me/blog/proton-standard-notes-join-forces
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"Currently Lumo has access to your Proton Drive and you can provide it files. I would like Lumo to also have access to Proton Docs, so it could use context in those docs to help form answers. Ideally if Lumo was accessible in Proton Docs to help draft documents it would be a big win." <--- I really miss this feature in Proton Docs too, especially when you want to work creatively. At the very least, I’d like to be able to link it to Lumo AI within the project so it’s always up to date. If Proton Drive could work together with Proton Docs, plus the integration with Lumo AI, that would be enough for me personally as an optional feature. Because I like to write a book or something like that, and at the moment it’s extremely unintuitive and cumbersome for me to manage. Although I’m a free user, I’d love to see this available for all users, so that I can actually work on the document, whether online or offline, with everything always kept up to date for the project.
I’d also welcome it if more file formats were supported besides Markdown; that way, I could switch over from Google completely.
The final thing I’m missing is simply being able to work with Proton Docs within Proton Drive itself; so far, that’s not possible at all. I’d also be happy if Proton Docs were available as a file format. I haven’t seen this yet, but then I could carry on writing on the go via my mobile phone or when I don’t feel like sitting at the PC.
Generally speaking, I think Proton is a good idea, but as you can see, there’s still plenty of room for improvement.