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An error occurred while saving the comment Main reason why I am still using OneDrive is that I need to keep folders on 2 PCs synced and local (on both PCs). Proton does not seem to allow this. Or at least it seems to allow this only for files that were initially uploaded to cloud, but not for folders that were added on one of the PCs.
The idea is that I sync folders on PC1 to Proton, then on PC2 I "link" that folder on PC1 to respective location on PC2 (ideally with option to link each individual folder from PC1 to individual folder on PC2, but even linking whole set of uploaded files like OneDrive is fine). Then I modify a file on PC1 or PC2 and updated version gets uploaded both to the cloud and to PC2 or PC1 respectively.
Not only will this replicate what makes OneDrive good (at least for my usecase), but it will allow to save space in Proton, since you will not be uploading the same data twice (separate copies from PC1 and PC2). This will also reduce network traffic, at least in situations, when you need to resync data after significant crash or Window reinstall or whatever else, that will make Proton think you are on a different PC, while your files are still there. -
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An error occurred while saving the comment I think some of the comment may be misunderstanding. A Proton Hub (or similar) app does not need to be 1 singular app, that merges everything else. It can be something like JetBrain Toolbox or... I think Adobe has something similar, where there is a "central" app, which allows you to (un)install different modules through it while also potentially providing APIs for the app to talk to each other. Antivirus software sometimes does this as well, at least I remember that Kaspersky did this, and Acronis does it. If it is like this - I definitely support this idea.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Agree, we need similar logic as what 1Password has, which allows you to link app to selected logins, which simplifies future logins.
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Subscribers now have access to offline view with the introduction of the Proton Pass desktop app for Windows:
For more information, including what's coming next, check out: https://proton.me/blog/proton-pass-windows-app
+1 I recently started using aliases using my personal domain name for some of the sites, and since I have a website on that domain as well it finds everything. Interestingly the login form does show only actual logins linked to the site, and not just everything, so there *is* some filtering logic already, it's just that it's not accessible to us. Using some filter like "site:gmail.com" in search by default would make much more sense, IMHO, and then we can remove the "site:" prefix if we want.