yea considering its FOSS it was good enough compared to a lot of the other clients for me to move away from Symfonium
Open source developer & privacy advocate.
yea considering its FOSS it was good enough compared to a lot of the other clients for me to move away from Symfonium
Material design 3 was released in 2021, so I’d call that somewhat modern and is the latest release of Material design. Unlike Apple’s design language Material design is also meant for the web.
There is already a Invidious interface for Apple devices, but ofc isn’t a web interface like Materialious.
Worthwhile plugging Obtainium what is helpful for pulling prebuilt apks off Git
Not sure if this is entirely true, it is possible Proton mail is encrypting everything at rest (with the users public key) and only following PGP mail limitations during transit.
Like for example plaintext emails are encrypted at rest on Proton mail, what isn’t ideally (compared to e2ee) but still minimizes the attack surface.
Actually for reference this is exactly the case
Message storage All messages in your Proton Mail mailbox are stored with zero-access encryption. This means we cannot read any of your messages or hand them over to third parties. This includes messages sent to you by non-Proton Mail users, although keep in mind if an email is sent to you from Gmail, Gmail likely retains a copy of that message as well. Password-protected Emails are also stored end-to-end encrypted. Subject lines and recipient/sender email addresses are encrypted but not end-to-end encrypted.
Invidious is currently broken due to Google changing things trying to stop 3rd party clients. But eventually Invidious will catch up and Google will give up for a bit.