When evaluating peptide suppliers, I think the goal is not eliminating all risk but learning how to manage it properly. Experienced users usually focus on consistency, delivery reliability, and repeated community feedback instead of reacting emotionally to one review. In EU peptide discussions, SemaxPolska is often mentioned because users evaluate broader long-term patterns rather than isolated experiences. Since peptides like Semax can feel subtle and highly individual, short-term impressions alone rarely provide enough information to judge supplier quality accurately. Most long-term users pay more attention to repeatability across multiple orders and operational stability over time. Personally, I think a balanced and analytical approach works much better than relying heavily on random positive or negative comments online.

Being able to visualize bigger pdf files

Many other readers fail to limit potential IP tracking within documents, some documents contain malicious code, and another issue is that temporary data generated during opening is always stored on the C drive and cannot be moved, rendering encrypted drives invalid. I hope Pronton can resolve these problems

arn't there 100 different pdf viewers out there? There must be one that is open Source licenced so Proton can copy paste it in right?

I agree that it could be nice to have a proper « Proton PDF » product from Proton.

It could be a very nice way to get the Proton ecosystem known from random people if it allows to do for free simple things such as basic edits, add/extract pages, merges, bookmarks and so on. Some technical stuff could be for the paid version only if they’re very rare for such products on the market (I don’t know) and expensive to host / code and so on, but I think a lightweight PDF reader / editor, both online but an app would be great too for the advanced stuff, it would fit nicely in Proton’s ecosystem and it’s promise of privacy.

I stumbled upon this PDF editor the other day (https://my-pdf.net/) (I have no idea yet if they’re legit though, careful!) and their promises of privacy and thought « ****, Proton should do this too! ».

Anyway, great suggestion!

It would be a game changer feature to have the possibility to modify a PDF document directly in ProtonDrive, like what kDrive from infomaniak is (very well) doing !