the "mail" part is kind of redundant in a way. everyone and their grandmother would recognise name@site as email because of the @ symbol, so something like @proton.com would be alright
but if the .mail domain was available then "@proton.mail" would only be one character longer than .com so that wouldnt be too bad in that case
i dont find "protonmail.ch" to be much of a problem tbh... chrome can autofill it when you are putting it into some text boxes. if not then just use something like autohotkey to make a hotstring that will type it when you type "pmail"
most keyboards on mobile should be able to autofill the address for you as well
the "mail" part is kind of redundant in a way. everyone and their grandmother would recognise name@site as email because of the @ symbol, so something like @proton.com would be alright
but if the .mail domain was available then "@proton.mail" would only be one character longer than .com so that wouldnt be too bad in that case
i dont find "protonmail.ch" to be much of a problem tbh... chrome can autofill it when you are putting it into some text boxes. if not then just use something like autohotkey to make a hotstring that will type it when you type "pmail"
most keyboards on mobile should be able to autofill the address for you as well