[monegator]

If only it was based in europe. Every few weeks i look into detaching from gmail and wonder if proton is the way to go

[alecco]

Proton's being a bit slow and weird is totally worth it just for the privacy features. And it's slowly improving with time.

[skrtskrt]

Agreed, I left Fastmail for Proton and am very happy with it. It improves/changes in fits and starts sometimes, but support is always great and overall I am happy with the usability, direction, pricing, etc.

I do wish ProtonMail handled labels/folders as one unified model like GMail does, it's so much simpler and more ergonomic. But I imagine hoping for a data model change like that is probably a pipe dream.

[wiether]

I can suggest having a look at Infomaniak: https://www.infomaniak.com/en/ksuite/service-mail

And with the kSuite, you have everything: file storage, chat, emails...

I have no involvement with the company, except as a happy customer for many years

[sebastiennight]

Well you can try Proton for free and see for yourself.

I've noticed that people either care about email being efficient and private, or they care about the comfortable bells and whistles of their existing inbox (and Gmail has many), but you can't really tell which one you are until you test something new for yourself.

[codecutter]

I did comparison of Fastmail, Protonmail and Mailfence. Finally, I decided to go ahead with Mailfence due to their end-to-end encryption and stronger privacy focus. I am very happy with Mailfence so far.

[bfkwlfkjf]

I'm happy with tutanota.

It's extremely minimal though. I think it's just mail, contacts and calendar.