Protonmail Desktop

: Includes caching capabilities to allow for offline use of your email.

For those who love classic clients like Microsoft Outlook , Apple Mail , or Mozilla Thunderbird , the Proton Mail Bridge acts as a local IMAP/SMTP server. It encrypts and decrypts your mail locally so you can use any desktop client you prefer. protonmail desktop

proton.desktop.selfDestruct('omega-cascade', '--obliterate-logs') : Includes caching capabilities to allow for offline

Elara pulled on a white camouflage parka, slipped out through the cargo hatch, and melted into the snow. Behind her, the ProtonMail desktop client's final act was not to send an email, but to become one—a last, encrypted goodbye to the network she'd protected: proton

There are several benefits to using the ProtonMail desktop client, including:

Like its web counterpart, the desktop app employs and zero-access encryption . This means Proton itself cannot read your messages; only you and your recipient hold the keys to the data. Getting Started: Installation and Requirements

"Elara. They found the container. They’re 12 minutes out. The desktop client is your only exit. Open the dev console. Run the override. I’m sorry. — K"