Richard J. Acton
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An error occurred while saving the comment Richard J. Acton
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Probably (hopefully in my view given how spread proton already is) out of scope for proton for now.
For some detailed information on configuring pfsense/opensense firewalls for privacy see:
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It would be nice to see webfinger configured to allow tailscale and other platforms that support this approach to adding external OICD providers added to simplelogin's sign in services see:
https://github.com/simple-login/app/discussions/1927
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Quad9 already exists: https://www.quad9.net/ operated by the Swiss-based Quad9 Foundation
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I personal think that separate apps are preferable so that you can use only what parts of the proton suite you want to - An installer that lets you select from all of the proton apps that you'd like to have installed would be preferable to a monolithic app.
(Maybe a metapackage with all the apps for linux package repos in whatever packing guideline proton provides to linux packagers.)
On the sign-in to multiple apps issue - maybe some kind of integration with OS level keyrings to store proton session tokens so you only need to login once, except pass that should probably be kept separate.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Richard J. Acton
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Aegis covers this use case if you sync the local export via proton drive or other could sync you trust e.g. a self-hosted nextcloud server. Proton should not spend their limited dev time on a problem that already has a good libre/open source solution.
Doing this is a bit of a security improvement over having your TOTP codes in proton pass as they have a separate encryption key from aegis so someone with access to your proton account would still need to ***** the encryption on your aegis vault backup separately. This is less secure than Yubikeys as has been pointed out but of course less vulnerable to locking you out of your stuff if your only copies are lost/destroyed - as usual there's a trade-off.
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Possible duplicate: https://protonmail.uservoice.com/forums/945460-general-ideas/suggestions/47641541-proton-identity-sso-idp