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Proton appears to be working on its own web browser, according to a new Software Engineer job vacancy. (i.ibb.co)
submitted 3 days ago by beep@piefed.world to c/tech@piefed.world
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  • Proton is looking for staff to develop their own web browser.
  • The company appears to base that on Chromium, Google's open source browser.

The vacancy, first spotted by the Dutch tech news website Tweakers.

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[–] chris@links.openriver.net 1 points 2 days ago

I’ve assumed, but I guess I don’t know for certain, that their lack of adoption of open standards had something to do with their approach to encryption.

I’m currently bought into in to the proton ecosystem and have appreciated having a lot of things under that one roof for ease of use with the family.

I did shop Tuta but I can’t remember why I went with proton instead.

I guess I can enjoy the offerings until enshittification begins?