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Which is close-source (or I didn't find it in their github repo).
by julienpalard 4y ago
Which is close-source (or I didn't find it in their github repo).
- psyfi 4y agoDoes it - legally - matter?
- memorable 4y agoFor those who care about OSS and moving to Protonmail from bigcorps email, this _might_ matter, although I think that for the majority of Protonmail users (which doesn't care much about open source), it doesn't matter.
- deleted 4y ago[deleted]
- flupe 4y agoThe repository for Proton Mail Bridge (which is open source) claims to also host the source for the Import Export app. Here: https://github.com/ProtonMail/proton-bridge https://github.com/ProtonMail/proton-bridge Briefly looking at the files and code it's hard to tell whether that is still the case, but it's fair to assume Import-Export would reuse most of the machinery behind Bridge.
- timtom39 4y agobridge exposes imap making it easy to download all your data using Thunderbird or another client. I don't know about "export" because imap does what I want and is supported by most providers in the same format.