It’s frustrating. I use Proton Drive only for “cold storage” backups, and have to pay for a Filen subscription (which works great!) for things I need to live sync.

This is antithetical to everything Proton stands for, not to mention it completely negates the point of SimpleLogin.

They didn’t say “I had a bad experience”, they said “their service is trash”. You don’t get to say something sweepingly false and then hide behind “it was my experience”.

That seems odd. I’ve replied all to more than two people on many occasions.

The main advantage is generating SimpleLogin email aliases on the fly when clicking in any “email” field. Other than that it seems to work about as well as Bitwarden. I wouldn’t pay extra for Proton Pass but it’s a nice bonus.

I do use it for work, but I’m solo at the moment.

I have the business plan, which is basically unlimited with more domains. Ask away if you have specific questions.

• I don’t use the VPN often but it has been fine every time I used it
• The greatly increased Drive storage was a must for me
• I also needed extra domains
• The Pass browser extension is nice because it can generate email aliases directly from any webpage
• I’m not sure if the other plans have this, but I get SimpleLogin included for “free”

In KDE you should be able to set a window rule to minimize it.

Oops yeah

Cool, I hope SN gets added to the Ultimate & Business plans. I don’t want it badly enough to pay almost $100 a year for it but it would be a nice bonus to my existing subscription.

I did that for a while but the links in the PWA kept opening in that browser instead of Firefox. That’s why I prefer to use Electron apps, because links open in FF.

Not a Firefox user, eh?