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Proton Pass for Linux

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Proton Pass for Linux

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Download Proton Pass for your Browser or Mobile Device | Proton
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Download Proton Pass, fully-featured password manager software for Android, iOS, Chrome, Firefox, Brave and Edge
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  • @MagneticFusion@lemm.ee
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    • @Dsklnsadog@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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      This is the only thing I want from Proton and they released another bitwarden alike.

    • @akilou@sh.itjust.works
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      I can’t wait for Proton to ship Drive for Linux just so we can get a different complaint as the top comment on every Proton thread

    • @onlinepersona@programming.dev
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      And proton mail still isn’t on f-droid 😴 Their focus is all over the place.

      Anti Commercial-AI license

      • @Leny@lemmy.world
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        F-droid… We still can’t schedule send emails on Android. The new Android app isn’t any better. There’s a very long way to go.

        • @PlexSheep@infosec.pub
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          They don’t have SMTP and IMAP, I just want that (which is why I’m hosting my main Mail with another provider now)

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      • @camr_on@lemmy.world
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        The lack of caldav is really killing me

    • @GravitySpoiled@lemmy.mlOP
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      There are still third party apps

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        • @GravitySpoiled@lemmy.mlOP
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          I pay for the VPN and get everything else for free. It just depends on the pov

        • Chewy
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          They don’t take money from investors but grow organically, which limits their resources quite a bit. With more users being on other platforms and Linux being a bit more complex when it comes to amount of possible filesystem and other combinations I see why it takes them a while. Iirc they also do e2e encryption of (meta-)data which does increase complexity.

          Hopefully they’ll finish it at some point, as it’s been a long time since they announced Proton Drive. As I’m not paying for Proton, I understand a paying long-time subscriber might not share my acceptance of them zaking their time.

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    • @cygnus@lemmy.ca
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      Seriously… I would rather not have to pay for Filen on top of my Proton business sub.

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