We are starting the beta rollout of a new feature on Proton Drive: Private Access Sharing. This feature builds on how sharing currently works on Drive by allowing you to share directly using email addresses. For now, it will be available for the Visionary users who have beta access turned on over the next few days.
Now share directly via email
Private Access Sharing allows you to share files and folders directly with specific individuals via their email addresses, providing you with enhanced control and security over your shared content. With this feature, you can:
Share securely: Enter email addresses to share files with specific individuals.
Assign viewer or editor permissions: Control who can view or edit your files.
Revoke access or change permissions: Stay in control of your files at all times.
Proton Drive will continue to support public link sharing alongside private access sharing.
How to Use Private Access Sharing:
Select files or folders: Choose the files or folders you want to share from your Proton Drive.
Add recipients: Enter the email addresses of the people you want to share with.
Set permissions: Assign viewer or editor permissions.
Send securely: Recipients get an email with a secure link to access the shared files.
Manage access: Revoke or change permissions as needed.
During the beta phase, your recipient also needs to be on the beta version to access the items shared with them. They can turn this on via the quick settings by clicking on the gear icon in the top right corner.
Files shared with you via Private Access Sharing will appear in the new Shared with me section.
We invite our Visionary users to try it out and share your thoughts. Your feedback will help us ensure that this feature meets your expectations.
Presumably they can overwrite the file (and the file is synced to their hard drive via one of the clients, Proton will back-sync the edits made on their computer to your drive).
It’s seemed perfectly serviceable on the latest version of Mint. I’m not a real deep dive tester on everything but it notifies me when I’ve got mail and I can do the basics in the app. I don’t have any complaints but I’m no power user
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But public send won’t allow people to add similar to google drive?
Are we finally getting the ability for ppl to add files and create directories under shared dirs?
I’d love to have a “Shared” section where I can view files/folder that have been shared with me.
Just wondering, what would editing access mean when sharing? To my best knowledge there’s no possibility to edit any file format in Proton Drive.
Presumably they can overwrite the file (and the file is synced to their hard drive via one of the clients, Proton will back-sync the edits made on their computer to your drive).
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What’s your take on the mail app?
It’s seemed perfectly serviceable on the latest version of Mint. I’m not a real deep dive tester on everything but it notifies me when I’ve got mail and I can do the basics in the app. I don’t have any complaints but I’m no power user
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