I’d really like to see the ability to share a link for one of my calendars that allows a user to schedule/request a block on my calendar (which I can then accept or not) based on entire availability or pre-defined appointment slots, similar to Koalendar or Calendly. Google/Microsoft calendar users shouldn’t be the only ones to get integrations like these; Proton Calendar is an excellent service and should be included in such lists!
Is something like this already on the roadmap or being discussed?
I’ve seen this a few times on Reddit and I’d love it myself as well. Unfortunately I don’t think it’s something we’d get anytime soon due to it being E2EE
Hmmm, I’ve seen some requests like this before, and no, we don’t have any information on that, AFAIK. Due to the nature of the encrypted service, Proton has some extra challenges to get that right compared to non-encrypted providers.
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I’ve seen this a few times on Reddit and I’d love it myself as well. Unfortunately I don’t think it’s something we’d get anytime soon due to it being E2EE
Hmmm, I’ve seen some requests like this before, and no, we don’t have any information on that, AFAIK. Due to the nature of the encrypted service, Proton has some extra challenges to get that right compared to non-encrypted providers.