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Protonmail has the ability to send a password-encrypted message to anyone. They just get a link and you have to give them the password through other means. All
by matt4077 10y ago
Protonmail has the ability to send a password-encrypted message to anyone. They just get a link and you have to give them the password through other means.
All encryption is handled client-side in js (they recently became maintainers of that library as well, iirc). The message can also expire after x days and the recipient can reply.
I'm not sure if I like how they're basically inventing their own encryption scheme for emails instead of supporting pgp, but for these use-cases it's quite slick.
- jsingleton 10y agoInteresting. The feature is buried at the bottom of this page: https://protonmail.com/security-details https://protonmail.com/security-details Could be quite useful. The biggest problem is the recipient not having a compatible decompresser that can decrypt the archive.