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minus-squaretb_Blink14•1 month agoThough still active, my Gmail now forwards everything to Proton Mail. It’s not as nice, though very serviceable for the not-particularly-high volume of e-mail I receive.
minus-squaretb_Blink1•29 days agoIt does have a bridge for Windows to use with other clients, not so much for phones though
minus-squareirelephant 🍭linkfedilink1•29 days agoYeah, but its still paid. don’t see why they cant do that instead of some other useless product that no one will use.
minus-squaretb_Blink1•edit-228 days agoThe bridge isn’t paid? You can also use Proton Mail for free, much like Gmail is free up to a certain storage point.
minus-squareirelephant 🍭linkfedilink2•28 days agoI’m pretty sure you have to pay to use the bridge, thats what i was referring to. I use proton main on the free plan. https://proton.me/mail/bridge says there that its only available for paid subscribers.
Though still active, my Gmail now forwards everything to Proton Mail. It’s not as nice, though very serviceable for the not-particularly-high volume of e-mail I receive.
I just wish proton mail supported clients.
It does have a bridge for Windows to use with other clients, not so much for phones though
Yeah, but its still paid. don’t see why they cant do that instead of some other useless product that no one will use.
The bridge isn’t paid?You can also use Proton Mail for free, much like Gmail is free up to a certain storage point.
I’m pretty sure you have to pay to use the bridge, thats what i was referring to. I use proton main on the free plan.
https://proton.me/mail/bridge
says there that its only available for paid subscribers.
Oh, my bad.