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really easy to use, you can quickly make a throw away email if needed, only annoying thing is if you use the bulk export tool to export to .eml you have to sort through every email seperately as it just spits out the file names as a string of random characters
So far, It is so easy and secured. Will update if found any issues. :) However, I could not check .eml file by default via the email. :(
It's damn near faultless. My sole gripe is that I cannot invoke a message's iframe in a separate tab.
I'm using proton mail from few months. It's very simple and secure mailbox. If you looking for privacy then it's for you.
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