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I would like reminders as part of the calendar app, but I would like to be able to easily hide them. Being able to overlay them on the calendar can be useful, but can also just add noise, so being able to switch views easily is important.
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Yes! I want the option to set a specific calendar event as a typical, simple notification or a continuous alarm that goes off until I acknowledge it. Some events are low priority and can get the single notification, but others are critical and I don't want the phone to stop alertung until I press a button. The button is either an acknowledgement that ends the event or "snooze" which will have it do the same thing in x minutes.
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If Proton charges $10 for a service and then gives $3 of that away, then the message is that they only need to charge $7 for the service and they can still make all the money they need to continue to grow the business. What they are doing by over charging is forcing me to pay $3 to whatever cause they choose. Personally, I'm happy to contribute my $3 to several of the same causes that Proton chooses, but I'd like that to be my choice and not a forced contribution. Yes, it *is* my choice to use the platform or not, but I would like the option to pay for just the service and then donate my own funds to the causes I choose at the time and amount of my choice.
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Direct Synology to Proton would be ideal (and amazing!), but I would be satisfied with mapping Synology as a network drive on a different computer on the network and having that sync with Proton. I used to be able to do this, but then that capability inexplicably disappeared.
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@Tobilos: I think this ticket is the reverse of the one you linked. That one is local to cloud. This is more of a cloud-to-local.
This ticket has been linked to similar requests here:
https://protonmail.uservoice.com/forums/932839-proton-drive/suggestions/49259120-copy-dropbox-s-selective-sync-feature-choose-whaAn error occurred while saving the comment David
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This ticket has been linked to similar requests here:
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This ticket has been linked to similar requests here:
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Dropbox has a feature they refer to as "Selective Sync". It allows me to select folders that have been synced to the cloud by other computers using my Dropbox account that I do NOT want to have accessible on this computer. I am trying to switch from Dropbox to Proton Drive, but the lack of this feature is giving me heartburn. On one of my machines, I have thousands of files that I want to be backed up offsite, but I don't want them to show up on all my other computers that use PD. I realize they are just placeholders and take up virtually no space on my physical drive, but setting up PD on a new computer takes forever as it tries to catalog all those available files that I'm never going to want on this machine.
There are several other request tickets here that talk about selective sync. Many of them are talking about the other direction -- selecting what on my local machine to push up to the cloud. That's a great ask, too, but totally different from this request. This is all about choosing what exists in the cloud that I want to ignore on this machine.
There are also other tickets that are either directly related or could potentially be (partially) solved by implementing it. This new ticket is intended to clarify the underlying request and to link all these others. (To other users-if you find other tickets that are related that I missed, please add via comment). Here are some that I found:
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Even if we had to go get the Takeout ourselves and then manually point proton drive to the resulting folder, that would be good enough for me.
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Possible duplicate: https://protonmail.uservoice.com/forums/284483-feedback/suggestions/39361888-proton-calendar-share-events-invite-people-to-eve#comments