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Windows, Android and iOS Drive clients have existed for 2 years now but these are single operating systems - unlike Linux, which encompasses multiple packages, libraries and desktop environments. I think people are forgetting that developing a general Linux client essentially means developing a client across multiple operating systems, all of which are consistently changing. So it only makes sense to get the easier developments out of the way first. I can't imagine Proton is overflowing with people to work on this one project among their entire suite. This is one of a multitude of tasks they are managing, all while maintaining high standards of encryption and privacy on top of all of that, far and above any other company. People need to understand the absolute undertaking of these logistics before making convenient criticisms.
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Not just passwordless FIDO2, but complete usernameless, passwordless login, eliminating the need for any credentials or identifiers - perhaps the option to eliminate the account password altogether if the user has two security keys registered. Thus far I've seen only Microsoft implement this at their login. Not even Apple or Google have, but I would dearly love to see Proton do it. I'm disappointed they've taken so long as it is to address this.
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FIDO2 authentication is exceptionally critical and by far the biggest thing Proton needs to prioritize on ALL platforms, and I'm honestly surprised they don't already have it. It's almost tragic to not be able to use the best part of my Yubikeys for something like Proton, especially with the advent of Pass. It's bad enough that most financial institutions and some major tech companies aren't employing it. I think Proton adopting it would help set the standard and be a major advertising point for them.
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All Proton mobile apps now support FIDO2 for 2FA: https://proton.me/support/2fa-security-key
We'll be adding the option to disable authenticator app very soon.
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There's a misconception here that Proton supports FIDO2 and they do not. The terminology is being inaccurately used. They only support FIDO U2F. Thus far, unlike Apple, Google and Microsoft, they have yet to support genuine, passwordless FIDO2 authentication with security keys, which is the most secure authentication form ahead of FIDO U2F.
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There's another submission for this with more votes.
https://protonmail.uservoice.com/forums/953584-proton-pass-authenticator/suggestions/49273946-re-order-custom-fields-in-proton-passArkamas
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I just mean in terms of the aesthetic design, where Pass has item icons to the left - in the case of TOTP items, it's a lock - it would be replaced with the site icon if redesigned in the style of Pass.
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It would be great if this could be pulled off without having to disable VPN.
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As mentioned in the previous update on this feature, it is now being edited to be a request for slides.
Please feel free to undo your vote if this is not something you want included in Proton Drive.
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A browser uncontrolled by big tech without the endless privacy violations is needed now more than ever. Proton is a perfect candidate to provide a browser that can address the endless tracking and ad issues properly. Not to mention the opportunity to integrate their other services into it.
Firefox is no longer trustworthy with their new terms and overall shift against privacy. There's little else left for options.Arkamas
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Absolutely critical addition to the Proton suite. There are few trustworthy encrypted messaging apps and Proton would do an amazing job with one.
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What people forget is that Linux encompasses multiple operating systems, packages and libraries, whereas the other platforms are only one each, hence it takes longer to put out a general release for Linux, and would only make sense to get the easier developments out of the way first so they can focus on the Linux developments. This is the disadvantage the fracturing with Linux has given. This on top of all the other development projects they have and making sure they maintain a strong standard on encryption and privacy on top of all of that. I agree Linux users probably make up the majority of privacy advocates using Proton, but people are forgetting the logistical factor here. I've been using Mail and Pass on Ubuntu and Fedora and they've frequently released updated packages on their site, so it has at least picked up in the past couple years on that end of things.