The roadmap outlines plans for ProtonVPN, which will gain support for more services, and offer, servers in more countries, and faster BitTorrent support with port forwarding. ProtonVPN extension for Firefox and Chrome The Drive apps will also bring some improvements to the core user experience, such as managing files and folders, viewing images, PDFs and video clips directly, along with the ability to sync local files and folders with the cloud with the built-in end-to-end encryption that the service is known for. A macOS client for Drive is also in development, but it is not expected to be read until the end of 2022. The beta test offers 500MB of free space, so it is possible the new plan will follow suit.Īnd just like the mail client, a Proton Drive app for Windows, iOS and Android is also being worked on, and is set to be released later this year.
According to the roadmap published at its blog, a Proton Drive free plan will be introduced next week. Though it debuted in late 2020, it is still in beta. Proton Drive is a secure cloud storage service that the company offers for its premium users. Proton Drive free plan to be announced next week An ETA for the app's release date has not been provided either. The company states that the program is still in the early stages of development, which explains why it did not reveal screenshots of the software. The official Proton desktop app for Windows, macOS and Linux, will be based on Electron. Proton desktop app for Windows, macOS and Linux There is an open source, unofficial client called ElectronMail which you can use to access your inbox on your computer, without the need of other apps or Bridge. That feature, sadly, is locked behind a paywall, which makes it an exclusive benefit for premium users. It can either be used directly from your browser, or as a PWA (Progressive Web APP) in Chromium-based browsers, or by using Proton Bridge in a third-party program like Thunderbird or Outlook. The privacy-centric email service, has gained popularity over the years, but has lacked a proper standalone mail client.
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