We are already using G Suite and therefore paying for Gmail, it’s the tool we already know and does not require us to learn something new.

ProtonVPN is a nice add-on you get as a Pro user but does not make up for what we miss.īefore making the decision to migrate back to Gmail we also looked at Superhuman, Consider, and others. eMail got less important for us, lot’s of work happens in Slack, Trello, Asana, Microsoft Teams, Google Docs, and whatever else our clients use.Īpart from that all the innovation at ProtonMail happens in the “security” and “encryption” space.Sounds awkward, but for tactical reasons, I want to send an email at a very specific time a few times a month It still lacks many features, like sending invites. The calendar feature, which was promised for years, arrived in Beta end of 2019.Missing innovative features in the webmail client that make use more productive.There are several reasons for that, here are a few of them: I can potentially get round this using something like Simplemail or Anonaddy, but that would mean another layer to integrate in to the whole system.After migrating all our email accounts from Gmail to ProtonMail in June 2017, this week I migrated all email accounts from ProtonMail back to Gmail. This would make it simple to come up with new emails for new services to help track spam, but I've read that the fact that spammers don't get an undeliverable reply means that I could end up getting more spam. If I go for the Professional plan, I can use catch all emails. Has anyone had any issues using some of the newer TLDs? Do any websites refuse to accept them when registering? I want to avoid using my surname as I almost always have to spell it out whenever I give it to someone on the phone or in person. I need to come up with a domain that isn't already taken. I can switch email providers and keep the same email address.Ĭosts extra (although not a huge amount). Is there an reason that I SHOULDN'T use a custom domain? Here's my thoughts on it so far: I'm looking to switch from Gmail, and a common recommendation is to use ProtonMail with a custom domain.

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