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Even if a hacker steals Proton’s servers, they cannot read your inbox. Why? Because your decryption keys are encrypted with your mailbox password—which Proton never stores.
Yes, loading images manually is a chore. But that friction is the price of privacy—and for millions of users, it is a price worth paying. protonmail web app
Go to mail.proton.me and create a free account. No phone number required. Just a username and a very strong password you won't forget. Have you made the switch to encrypted email? What’s your biggest frustration with web-based privacy tools? Let me know in the comments below. Even if a hacker steals Proton’s servers, they
| Feature | Proton Mail Web | Gmail Web | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | | Basic (subject, sender, body text) | Full AI-powered predictive search | | Offline Mode | Beta (requires dedicated app/bridge) | Native | | Calendar | Built-in (encrypted, basic) | Deep integration (smart scheduling) | | Filters/Sieve | Advanced (Sieve scripting allowed) | Visual rule builder | | Attachments | 25MB standard (up to 100MB paid) | 25MB (expands to Drive) | Yes, loading images manually is a chore
