To all the naysayers I say, Chromium is open source. Yes, it's provided by Google, but it's still open source. The browser is already built. Proton would only be creating the secure configuration that all the other browsers lie about. If Proton did it, we'd know they'd have our best interests in mind and that would not change over time. And they do not need to do it at the exclusion of their other apps. They can do it as they can do it. We're just asking the put it on the road map. And judging by the support, it's a very popular request. Isn't that exactly what this site is for?
To all the naysayers I say, Chromium is open source. Yes, it's provided by Google, but it's still open source. The browser is already built. Proton would only be creating the secure configuration that all the other browsers lie about. If Proton did it, we'd know they'd have our best interests in mind and that would not change over time. And they do not need to do it at the exclusion of their other apps. They can do it as they can do it. We're just asking the put it on the road map. And judging by the support, it's a very popular request. Isn't that exactly what this site is for?