Is there any plan to make it possible to view MSOffice documents on Android Proton Drive without first having to download them to the device? It’s a real pain right now.
The ridiculous part is, from what I’ve heard, enabling a plain txt editor on any OS/platform is a few lines of code (everything has a native plaintext editor). I can understand a delay with markdown and other formats, but come on… We’re talking about the most rudimentary file format in existence.
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It would be awesome, for sure. I’d personally love it. I know it’s planned. That’s as far as our data goes.
Thank you for looking into this. It’s a major usability gap. Looking forward to dumping Dropbox at the earliest possibility!
I’d be happy just to create and edit txt docs 😔.
The ridiculous part is, from what I’ve heard, enabling a plain txt editor on any OS/platform is a few lines of code (everything has a native plaintext editor). I can understand a delay with markdown and other formats, but come on… We’re talking about the most rudimentary file format in existence.