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Proton’s Windows and macOS mail app is out of beta and available now

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GEEK DESK
Mar 14

If you’re a fan of Proton’s secure, encrypted email service, get ready for a major upgrade to your workflow! The company has officially launched its desktop app for both Windows and macOS, ditching its beta status and offering a sleek new way to manage your inbox.

Gone are the days of clunky web interfaces and juggling multiple tabs. The Proton desktop app features a classic three-panel layout, giving you a familiar and intuitive way to navigate your mail. Switching between your inbox and calendar is a breeze, streamlining those days when your schedule and communications are intertwined.

But Proton hasn’t just transplanted its web version into a desktop shell. The app is designed for speed and responsiveness. No more waiting for emails to load or struggling with laggy interfaces – everything feels snappy and efficient. If you live in your inbox, this upgrade alone might be a game-changer.

Of course, Proton’s core focus on privacy and security remains front and center. Your emails stay encrypted, ensuring your sensitive information is for your eyes only. For users concerned about data tracking or simply wanting a more private communications experience, this app could be a breath of fresh air.

While there’s a two-week free trial to give it a spin, you’ll eventually need a paid Proton plan to continue using the desktop app. But if you’re already using Proton for email, or are looking for a secure and streamlined alternative to the usual email giants, the cost will likely feel worthwhile.

Download it here.

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