Proton Release Notes

Last updated: Dec 16, 2025

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  • Dec 15, 2025
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      Dec 16, 2025
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    Proton VPN Mac by Proton

    Version 6.2.0-beta.4

    • Changed how servers for each country are sorted. They are now sorted by load, instead of by name

    • Made some other bug fixes and stability improvements

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  • Dec 1, 2025
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      Dec 1, 2025
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      Dec 2, 2025
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    Proton VPN Windows by Proton

    Version 4.3.9

    • Made some stability improvements

    Note: Uses a new code signing certificate. Your antivirus or system may flag this as suspicious on first launch. You can safely ignore any such warning.

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  • Dec 1, 2025
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      Dec 1, 2025
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      Dec 2, 2025
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    Proton VPN Mac by Proton

    Version 6.2.0-beta.1

    • Fixed an issue where some UI elements could be unresponsive

    • Made some other bug fixes and stability improvements

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  • December 2025
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      Dec 18, 2025
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    Proton Pass by Proton

    Version 1.33.3

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    • Fix zip.js WASM incorrectly loaded
    • Disable inline zip.js web-workers blocked by CSPs
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  • December 2025
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      Dec 18, 2025
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    Proton Pass by Proton

    Version 1.33.2

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    • Support right click on items (behind feature flag)
    • Offline detection fixes
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  • December 2025
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    Proton Pass by Proton

    Version 1.32.11

    • Improve in-app notifications
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  • December 2025
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      Dec 4, 2025
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    Proton

    Introducing Proton Sheets: Secure spreadsheets for business

    Proton Sheets is rolling out in Proton Drive with end-to-end encryption for private team collaboration. It offers a private-by-default spreadsheet alternative to Google Sheets and Excel, focused on data control and security for all Proton Drive users. A secure, private spreadsheet solution you can trust.

    Proton Sheets overview

    Proton Sheets is rolling out gradually, so if you don’t see it in your Drive account yet, it will appear soon.
    Spreadsheets are the backbone of modern businesses, used to plan budgets, manage inventory, supervise members, and organize proprietary data. This is why Excel and Google Sheets are everywhere, but organizations are increasingly concerned that these tools leave their internal data exposed to surveillance, tracking, and AI training.
    That’s why we’re introducing Proton Sheets in Proton Drive, our easy-to-use spreadsheet that lets your team collaborate while keeping control of your data. Proton Sheets is protected by end-to-end encryption, ensuring that no one else, not even Proton, can access your spreadsheet and the information it contains. Whether you’re tracking your home budget or managing a multi-team project, Sheets can help you get the job done. Use built-in formulas to perform analysis, turn raw data into easily understood charts, and collaborate with remote teams knowing your information is safe.
    With the addition of Proton Sheets, Proton Drive now offers a clear alternative to Google Drive. You get the same, easy-to-use, collaborative tools you need to get work down, only we offer privacy by default.
    Anyone with a Proton Drive account can use Proton Sheets for free.
    Sign up for Proton Drive
    Once you’re signed in, go to drive.proton.me (new window), click New in the top left, and select New sheet to get started.
    See what Proton Sheets can do for your organization

    Your spreadsheets shouldn’t leak your strategy

    It’s nearly impossible to run an efficient business today without tracking metrics or project statuses, which means using spreadsheets. However, if someone gains access to those files, they get a window into the inner workings of your organization.
    Most people use spreadsheets built by Big Tech, companies whose business model relies upon monetizing your data. Big Tech may even be a current or future competitor. They design their products to give them access to your information (new window). For example, Google has embedded its AI tool, Gemini, into Sheets. While it looks like a helpful data assistant, Google’s own support page (new window) warns you not to share anything confidential with Gemini since it could be read by reviewers or used to improve its AI. Google makes it hard to know exactly how small businesses’ data will be treated, but it defaults personal data into AI training. It has also left the door open to using companies data to train its AI if they give permission. And since most Big Tech companies are based in the US, they’re subject to weak data protection laws, opening the door to warrantless surveillance.
    Your business, your data, and your customers’ data deserve better.

    Proton Sheets: Productivity meets privacy

    With Sheets, you can easily and securely handle all your business’s essential records and data. It’s the private-by-default alternative to Excel and Google Sheets with end-to-end encryption built in at no extra cost, meaning everything you enter, including metadata like filenames, is secure, private, and can only be accessed with your permission.
    Like all Proton services, Sheets is protected by Switzerland’s strict data privacy laws.
    If you’ve used a spreadsheet before, Proton Sheets’ intuitive interface will be immediately familiar. It encrypts everything automatically, letting you focus on organizing and managing the data that matters. Whether you’re overseeing logistics, planning projects, or calculating budgets, Sheets makes it simple.
    You can use Proton Sheets to:

    • Visualize data
      Turn numbers into charts and graphs for instant insights.
    • Perform calculations
      Use the built-in formulas you need and expect for day-to-day calculations.
    • Collaborate in real time
      Edit sheets together and see updates as they happen.
    • Work from anywhere
      Access Sheets securely on any device.
    • Stay in control
      Manage who can view or edit your spreadsheet. You can revoke access anytime.
    • Import and export your spreadsheets
      Quickly import your existing CSV or XLS files to protect your data with end-to-end encryption or export your files so you can always take your projects with you.

    The productivity suite that puts you in control

    No one should need to expose their data to use a service. After Proton Docs, a spreadsheet tool was the next piece of the puzzle for a secure workspace. You can now protect your entire workspace, from your email to your calendar, your documents to your spreadsheets. No surveillance. No data harvesting. Just end-to-end encrypted tools built for how you work.
    Cyberattacks are becoming more prevalent and sophisticated each year. Proton Sheets offers advanced protection for your data and helps you demonstrate to partners and clients that you take cybersecurity seriously. Small businesses can use Proton Sheets to protect sensitive data, like customers’ addresses and records. Consultants can use Sheets to securely collaborate with external partners. And journalists, NGOs, and entrepreneurs can use Sheets to manage their data, projects, and logistics without fear that Big Tech will scan their work or train AI assistants with it.
    All Proton tools are secure by default and productive by design. Organize the data that matters, collaborate across teams, and keep your organization running smoothly with an easy-to-use, secure spreadsheet tool.

    Switch to Proton Sheets today

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  • Nov 25, 2025
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      Nov 24, 2025
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      Nov 28, 2025
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    Proton VPN Windows by Proton

    Version 4.3.7

    • Improved split tunneling so it now works with the kill switch. You can use the VPN for specific apps, while still being protected by the kill switch. If the VPN disconnects, no traffic from your protected apps leaks to your ISP

    • Fixed an issue where custom connection profiles were lost during updates

    • Made improvement to IPv6 reliability that resolved compatibility issues with split tunneling

    • Improved port handling to automatically request new ports when internal and external ports don’t match

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  • Nov 5, 2025
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      Nov 5, 2025
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      Oct 2, 2025
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      Nov 5, 2025
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    Proton VPN Mac by Proton

    Version 6.1.0

    • Introduced experimental support for split tunneling. Secure only what you need by routing selected apps through the encrypted tunnel while keeping others on your regular connection, giving you even more flexibility and control.

    • Made some bug fixes and stability improvements

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  • November 2025
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      Nov 21, 2025
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    Proton Pass by Proton

    Version 1.33.0

    • Allow offline mode fallback when services are down

    • Fix in-app notifications race-condition

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