I assume the user wants Mullvad-like access, where you have no email or anything else, and you just have a set of numbers to authenticate. But it’s just my assumption.
Firstly, it uses lots of CPU on a pretty powerful machine (7945hx). It at least takes 1-3% idling and up to 40-60% while doing basic tasks.
Secondly, I haven’t found jack shit related to background processing for notifications and updates. Wouldn’t this be the primary reason to have an app - to get status updates immediately?
Thirdly, it’s just a web version with exactly the same UI, exactly the same settings and so on. It literally works better in Firefox than the app itself.
I don’t see any reason to use the app over web version in a browser. No, really.
I assume the user wants Mullvad-like access, where you have no email or anything else, and you just have a set of numbers to authenticate. But it’s just my assumption.