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I find it works very well using the bridge on my Manjaro desktop, and was fine on Debian before that.
by blangk 4y ago
I find it works very well using the bridge on my Manjaro desktop, and was fine on Debian before that.
- ptero 4y agoI have the same experience, for me it works flawlessly with the bridge, but the bridge itself is a complication. I would prefer a straight imap option (in addition to the bridge option). My 2c.
- kataklasm 4y agoBut then you wouldn't have E2EE anymore, and that's kind of their flagship feature. I'm very happy with the Bridge integrated with Neomutt on Fedora Linux.
- ptero 4y agoI agree with that; all I am saying is that I think a fair number of users would be happy with the IMAP access even though it does not provide E2EE benefits, which should not affect those who want to run with the bridge. I think Protonmail started with a privacy-focused business case (for which E2EE is a key feature), but is now expanding into the broader pool of people who want to pay for an ad-free, no-data-scanning email, but are not concerned about targeted spying and prefer the simplicity of a convenient setup. For that crowd, IMAP would make more sense. My 2c.