Privacy Without Compromise: Proton VPN is Now Built Into Vivaldi
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@dalinar Mine doesn't, only once or twice a month at most. And not even every month; it depends on their promotions, i.e. if they have Proton Lifetime.
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@dalinar said in Privacy Without Compromise: Proton VPN is Now Built Into Vivaldi:
does that mean my vivaldi mail is going to get a lot of proton advertising mail?
I never got mails from proton with my two accounts.
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@Pesala What do you mean, maybe this is happening on X, but not if you provide your email.
These are all the messages I got from [email protected]:
These are all the messages I got from [email protected]:
I really don't think there are many, considering that the first is in April 2024.
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@dalinar Haven’t received anything. And you could always just blog the address it is coming from, or more likely, get the option to unsubscribe from such emails from Proton itself.
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@luetage said in Privacy Without Compromise: Proton VPN is Now Built Into Vivaldi:
@dalinar blog
You meant block
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@Gneno said in Privacy Without Compromise: Proton VPN is Now Built Into Vivaldi:
@dtstellw said in Privacy Without Compromise: Proton VPN is Now Built Into Vivaldi:
Proton is great, if you like 768 DSL. Browsing is awful. Images dropped. Video poker data loss. Images pixelated.
And your point being?
I keep moving between Vivaldi \ Edge, the only browsers you really need. . .
Edge is MicroCRAP so no one needs it.
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@tcltk said in Privacy Without Compromise: Proton VPN is Now Built Into Vivaldi:
@dalinar said in Privacy Without Compromise: Proton VPN is Now Built Into Vivaldi:
I haven't read every message in this thread but I don't see what he fuss is about.
... The Times They Are a-Changin ... When Opera Turbo appeared, which was an improved VPN, there was just a button on/off that appeared. And there were only "Wows
". Everyone was free to use it or not and there was no fuss at all. There was no debate, everything was more simple when browsing.For users, Turbo was not about being a VPN at all - it was originally about reformatting the content for a much faster load, aimed mostly at low-bandwidth users. It stripped junk content and compressed images. That was the big selling-point. Even so, I remember users being suspicious of trusting Opera's servers with their data...
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@CummingCowGirl said in Privacy Without Compromise: Proton VPN is Now Built Into Vivaldi:
@Gneno said in Privacy Without Compromise: Proton VPN is Now Built Into Vivaldi:
@dtstellw said in Privacy Without Compromise: Proton VPN is Now Built Into Vivaldi:
Proton is great, if you like 768 DSL. Browsing is awful. Images dropped. Video poker data loss. Images pixelated.
And your point being?
I keep moving between Vivaldi \ Edge, the only browsers you really need. . .
Edge is MicroCRAP so no one needs it.
I literally need it since my stupid company is in awe of the whole Microsoft walled-garden ecosystem...
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@ThePfromtheO said in Privacy Without Compromise: Proton VPN is Now Built Into Vivaldi:
ea, but not everyone checks the forums from the start
... and after Pesala's message ... up to the end, continously
! Hopefully Vivaldi's team requested not to exagerate Proton's messages in our boxes, if they do so ? -
@tcltk said in Privacy Without Compromise: Proton VPN is Now Built Into Vivaldi:
and after Pesala's message ... up to the end, continously !
Supposing that you are referring to me, or maybe not? I don't catch that.
@tcltk said in Privacy Without Compromise: Proton VPN is Now Built Into Vivaldi:
Hopefully Vivaldi's team requested not to exagerate Proton's messages in our boxes, if they do so ?
Nor this
With esteem,
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@mossman said in Privacy Without Compromise: Proton VPN is Now Built Into Vivaldi:
For users, Turbo was not about being a VPN at all...
Yes, I agree, but then some realized that on statistics visits for MyOpera it could hidden the country you come from
! I do still think it was an enhanced VPN. And still works like this with Opera Mini (Java version). Concerning our data, I do not think Opera made any use of it.That was the big selling-point
Unite, extensions, blogs, friends, were also nice. And I think a browser without banner after they changed their business model. Opera (original) environment was absolutly great.
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@ThePfromtheO said in Privacy Without Compromise: Proton VPN is Now Built Into Vivaldi:
Supposing that you are referring to me, or maybe not? I don't catch that.
Yes I do, meaning I think like you that I hope not receiving tons of emails from Proton.
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@tcltk said in Privacy Without Compromise: Proton VPN is Now Built Into Vivaldi:
I think like you that I hope
As I said, I don't. Or, do they seem many to you?
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@ThePfromtheO said in Privacy Without Compromise: Proton VPN is Now Built Into Vivaldi:
As I said, I don't. Or, do they seem many to you?
I don't know yet, I am a brandnew user of Proton VPN. I hope not receive any message from Proton, in fact.
Hmmm, seems I'm going to make a fuss of this subject, and going out of it
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@tcltk OK
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I had problem connecting to Whatsapp web after activating the VPN. Anyone else?
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@lajthiago I don't have any problem. Maybe try again, and if it's not working, log out and in again to WhatsApp, or even reinstall the VPN extension .
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@0x49D1 Yes
I was about to panic a bit but then I realize I can just not log in if I don't want to use it and chose otherwise whenever I need. So very useful. -
is it possible to use the paid vivaldi vpn version on the proton vpn app on Android?
