What's more frustrating is the inverse. :) That said, Proton has improved their product quite a bit over the years. I'm less sold on client-side-encryption-as-

What's more frustrating is the inverse. :) That said, Proton has improved their product quite a bit over the years. I'm less sold on client-side-encryption-as-a-product these days but I would honestly wager their new email client is one of the better frontends I've used in the past 5 years. Makes me not bother migrating elsewhere at this point.