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Something similar to Kagi would be amazing. Buying Kagi and its team would be even better.
A web browser? No. There are already multiple good-quality privacy-focused browsers.
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Read receipts already exist in protonmail and are implemented in a privacy-friendly way.
If you're asking for FORCING automatic background read receipts in a way that the recipients don't even know about them, then you are asking a privacy-focused company to add targeted tracking to their product as a feature...
Why are y'all even here for? Privacy for me, not for thee?
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Now that Kagi has announced working on Kagi Mail, I think it’s getting more important for Proton to work on a search engine. Doing a partnership with Kagi wouldn’t really help Proton from a business perspective (unless they buy Kagi).
The Kagi team has been pretty vocal about wanting to be a Google alternative at some point. They have a search engine (Kagi), a browser (Orion), an AI Assistant, Kagi Maps, Kagi Translate, now working on Kagi Mail, the next logical step would be a Kagi Drive.
I’m currently paying for both proton and Kagi, but if Kagi comes with a good quality mail app, I’d probably drop proton to avoid paying for 2 services. Especially if they announce a drive or something.