English (British/Austalian/American) as a language option
Currently there is one 'English' as a language option, this is in reality American or American English. Some of the differences are not at al subtle. Virtually all other services have the two separated, as American is a fairly isolated language whereas English (or British English) covers the UK, Australia, New Zealand, large numbers in India and a majority in Europe (though American is also popular in Europe now).
It seems like minimal effort would be required to create a proper English as an additional language but would remove so much confusion with English speakers that don't understand many of the American terms.
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Erwin Sloboda commented
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Natasha commented
What is going on with all this American English nonsense.
It's apologised (it's trying to correct me now!!) not apologized.
Seriously Proton, get your priorities straight. It's ENGLISH not American English. Grrrr -
pancyrus commented
Please use real English. I don't understand: you're a Swiss company serving the whole world. You should be using Oxford English like all other international organizations (the UN, ISO, IEC, BIPM, etc.). At least, you should be using British English like 76% of the English-speaking world. Why in the world would you use the ridiculous, esoteric, and illogical US English? I'll fix all the text strings for free for you.
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pancyrus commented
Yes! This.
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Anonymous commented
I don't like spellings in US English.
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anthonygradle commented
cost printed in english not symboles
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Peter Thompson commented
Americans do not speak English & you are based in Europe not USA so why American?
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Anonymous commented
Must be English not Americanese.
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lil commented
Could you please tell me where I can find spelling and grammar check on protonmail? I've looked left and right but couldn't find it.
Many thanks.
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Donnie commented
The Engish language used is American and their spelling of Engish is Wrong,can we have UK Engilsh?
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K commented
I would assume English would be the language used by England, otherwise known as English (UK) or English (British). Usually there's an option to choose English (US) if you want but it's the default here which doesn't make sense. Can we specify which type of English and add options for at least English (UK), if not English (Australia). American drives me nuts
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James Farr commented
English as opposed to American is a superior option.
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AdminProton (Admin, Proton) commented
American Vs English Language Translation