this post was submitted on 13 May 2024
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Cool, when will the bridge get caldav support?
I don't use the Proton calendar at all because I can't use it with GNOME nor Thunderbird, so I have to use a local calendar.
This is a mission critical issue that prevents further adaptation for me. I could never use the calendar meaningfully for business purposes. It is absolute pain in the neck.
It also bugs me that there is no lookup for addresses/locations on calendar invites. For a premium-priced product, one can expect this to be functional. How hard can it be to integrate a call to openstreetmap or similar.
Frankly, the product feels a bit beta-ish for a paid for product.
Nail on the head. I will keep Proton for personal use, but for professional use, I'll unfortunately be moving away for these and so many more reasons. It's not a ready product at all.