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I've evaluated Proton multiple times over the years as a replacement for my existing solution, though each time it feels a bit off. I don't quite know why, but
by nusl 2y ago
I've evaluated Proton multiple times over the years as a replacement for my existing solution, though each time it feels a bit off. I don't quite know why, but there's too much going on and, from what I understand, much of it is still half-baked or too inconvenient to use.
- pixxel 2y ago> it feels a bit off. I don't quite know why Maybe, subconsciously, you’ve learnt not to put all your eggs in one corporate basket.
- InsideOutSanta 2y ago"much of it is still half-baked" Imo, it's not. It's more like 80% baked. More than good enough for daily use, but not on the level of polish or quality of any of the market leaders. Proton Drive is not as nice and convenient as Dropbox, Proton Mail is not as nice and convenient Gmail, Proton Pass is not as nice and convenient as 1Password, and so on. But each of their offerings are good enough to get the job done, the price is fair, and you get the added privacy.
- poetril 2y agoThis is exactly why I like it. I understand it won't be for everyone, but it does everything I need for daily use. Mainly mail + calendar, plus drive for some occasional file sharing/upload. The VPN works fine for what I need, and I still use a separate password manager.
- Vaslo 2y agoIt’s years and billions behind Google. It’s a lot of work to catch up. I’ve been really happy with them and it’s great having my email domains through them