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  1. Calender events prior to 1970

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    deniable434 commented  · 

    As ISO 8601 Dates, the RFC 5545 ICAL format, and JS Dates support dates before 1970, i believe it would be relatively simple to implement this change.

    Additionally, not supporting dates before 1970 mean not supporting the RFC 5545 ICAL format entirely so it can be considered a bug

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  2. Create filters during alias creation

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    deniable434 commented  · 

    Every time i create an alias, i create an associated folder & filter rule to keep my mailbox organized.
    It's quite repetitive and i believe i'm not the only one in this scenario so there should be an easier way to do it :

    When we create an alias through the Proton Mail app, there should be a checkbox labelled like "(Optional) Create folder with filter rule" that when checked, expend to the same 4 fields as a folder creation :
    - Name : should be the same as the alias name but can be easily edited
    - Parent Folder
    - Color
    - Notification
    And the filter name would be the folder name, the rule would be "[The recipient] [is exactly] <new alias>", and the action would be to move to the above folder.

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