Adopt WEBCAT for all web-based applications

The whole existence of Proton revolves around a trustworthy, easy-to-use suite of end-to-end encrypted applications. But one thing is to use Proton's digitally signed mobile applications, another is to use Proton's web-based applications. So I suggest the early adoption of WEBCAT, a Freedom of the Press Foundation project currently in alpha. From their website (https://webcat.tech/): """ The Problem Websites can change their code at any time, and HTTPS alone does not guarantee that every user receives the same, intended web application. WEBCAT addresses this by enabling signed delivery and transparency log–backed distribution of participating web applications, allowing end users to verify exactly what they received from a website. """ WEBCAT's developers are currently, as of March 2026, asking for developers and webmasters to join the alpha tests. From the alpha announcement (https://securedrop.org/news/webcat-alpha/): """ We especially want feedback from teams who want to use WEBCAT, but find that the set of web application features supported by WEBCAT are not sufficient for their use case. WEBCAT has already expanded the features it supports in response to such feedback, and we want to continue doing so. """

Proton: Privacy by default

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Reactivate Proton's Mastodon account!

What a shame deactivating Proton's Mastodon account without any announcement, but only a change on the account's description!

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Allow Proton Unlimited users to share Proton Pass vaults with more than two Proton Free users

Proton Pass for Proton Unlimited users is currently advertised as allowing "Securely share vaults with other Proton Pass users" with "10 others". But if the other Proton Pass users are on Proton Free accounts, there is actually another limitation of only two Proton Free users per shared vault. Even though a Proton Unlimited user can send share invitations to more that two Proton Free users, after the second Free user accepts their invitation, any other Free user receives an error message stating "This vault has reached the limit of users", which is not true. That is not what is being advertised by Proton at all. According to the Pricing page and to the documentation, there are no such restrictions. Enforcing such restrictions is misleading. Moreover, such restrictions make no sense at all. Increased sharing limits for vaults is a Proton Unlimited feature, independent of other users' business relationships with Proton. Please consider lifting this limitation or rephrasing what is being advertised for Proton Unlimited users. For instance, it would be more accurate as "Any paid Proton Pass plan: Create and share up to 50 vaults, with up to 10 users per vault (including yourself and limited to two Proton Free users)".