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Personally, I don't edit documents within Drive. I use it for storage and work on a local based version. Those using it for business purposes would likely want more and better editing features (though, I'd suggest using a dedicated office replacement like Collabra online rather than expecting Proton to build out an entire office suite).
That said, it's ridiculous that I cannot **view** a read-only version of my .odt, .ods, .odp documents within drive. This has been a functional feature for cloud storage for decades. I do not work in Microsoft formats, and I don't want to have a save as copy just so I can view it online. This is not a good idea for two reasons: first I would always have to remember to "save as" docx and overwrite that file after I save and am done working on my working .odt copy; second there is a risk I notice something I want to change after I save as docx and make the change not realizing I'm not in my working copy. Creating a third file type of proton docs is just extra terrible, how am I supposed to work on that copy offline? I can't pull it directly out of my file explorer so I have to export (aka download) it as a docx, save it in my files, work on it, and then reconvert it in the web browser to a proton doc?