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Recently been switching back and forth from a Windows laptop when away from home to my Linux desktop computer while working on multiple files. The Windows desktop app helps a lot, and now I would love not to have to sync manually from/to the web app when on Linux since it's my main environment.
Not sure I want to delve into the Rclone workaround for now. I guess an official and documented Proton support for Rclone would work for me until we get an actual desktop app.
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Much need in the Android app at least, use cases:
- some people somehow like to send emails typed in a fancy cursive font, reduced to a tiny and unreadable size in Android (had to copy and paste in my notes app to read it)
- some html newletters are incorrectly displayed in dark mode when a colored background is applied in the email embedded html, i.e. text switches to white because of dark mode, but an html yellow background is left unchanged
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Agree, browsing emails is really tedious. A quick fix (at least UX-wise, i.e. not requiring to add extra buttons) would be to allow swiping the subject area left or right to browse emails.
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I've been a happy paying Proton user for more than 6 years including a Proton Unlimited plan for the last two years which I recently renewed. It may be the last time. I might also downgrade to Mail Plus, use the leftover credit for future Mail Plus plan renewals, and subscribe to another service that has a Linux sync client. No Proton Drive sync on Linux is increasingly becoming a show stopper.