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Current situation:
Over time, labels accumulate — from previous jobs, old email accounts, or past projects. These labels are still valuable for archival purposes, but they clutter the label panel and make it harder to navigate to the labels I actually use day-to-day.
Requested feature:
Add an option to hide specific labels from the label panel (sidebar) without deleting them. Hidden labels would still exist and remain searchable, but would not appear in the main label list.
Why this matters:
- Keeps the label panel focused on active, relevant labels
- Avoids the need to delete labels that still hold archival value
- Reduces visual noise without sacrificing access to historical dataSuggested implementation:
A simple toggle per label (e.g., "Show in label panel") in the label settings would be sufficient.
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I need this on a daily basis. Suggestion: let people send their email and only then give the option to snooze (with a pop-up, similar to the undo send option). You can then either ignore it and move on or set it to snooze at a particular point in time.
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This is available on the macOS desktop app, but the lack of multiple account support on iOS has been my biggest frustration with Proton for years.
What's puzzling is the inconsistency: multiple accounts are considered essential for Proton Mail on iOS, but apparently the same logic doesn't apply to Calendar. These two apps are closely related, so it's hard to understand why one gets the feature and the other doesn't.
As a workaround, I currently open a second Proton Calendar instance in the browser, but it's a poor substitute for native app support.