Windows could get a ProtonMail desktop app in the near future
Source: Daniel Rubino / Windows Central
When it comes to security-minded email users’ wants, ProtonMail offers a lot. It’s end-to-end encrypted and comes with less of the data processing and privacy drawbacks that services like Gmail have, making it ideal for those in need of a safer alternative to the most popular, mainstream email options.
With that in mind, ProtonMail doesn’t have a dedicated desktop app for Windows 11 (or Windows in general), so it leaves something to be desired for power users who don’t like browser-only resources. That situation could change in the near future, though.
In Proton’s 2022 roadmap post, it’s mentioned that the company has heard the cries from the ProtonMail userbase and is considering providing a desktop app. Here’s what Bart Butler, Proton CTO, had to say: “We’re experimenting with an Electron.js desktop app to take ProtonMail beyond the browser for Mac, Linux, and Windows. We’re still in the early stages, and we don’t have a beta or general release timeline just yet. But we know that a desktop app is high on the wishlist for many of you, so we thought you’d like to know it’s on our radar.”
As you can see, the details are scant. We know that Proton is aware of the demand for a dedicated app, but we also know the company’s yet to produce so much as a basic timeline for the product. In other words, stay posted for more news if and when Proton announces it. And in the meantime, consider checking out ProtonVPN or one of the best Windows 10 VPN services.
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