I guess their new free plan changes means they force you into linking your account with Google, make you spam done on a million websites as they try to make you change the email associated with them and to use their mobile app.
If you don’t do these things you lose your free data allowance!
And as a paid user it’s even more annoying shit to deal with when visiting your inbox!
The best part? Doesn’t even allow you to dismiss it.
Why does Proton keep making the UX worse and they are getting more aggressive.
Web, Firefox. Happens in the desktop app too (which I dont currently see the point of? It’s just an electron app with no extra functionality vs the webpage?)
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Web, Firefox. Happens in the desktop app too (which I dont currently see the point of? It’s just an electron app with no extra functionality vs the webpage?)