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#CRYPTOMATOR CHROMEBOOK UPGRADE#
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So… I migrated from Google Mail to Fastmail and, thanks to their migration tool, it turned out that was about 2 minutes of effort. It even support MaskedEmails (randomly generated disposable email addresses). I think a competent mail provider is probably better at security than I am.įastmail is beautiful and blazingly fast. Unfortunately, it’s getting really difficult to find a VPS whose IP range isn’t blacklisted, so I suffered from intermittent delivery problems.

Mail-in-a-box makes it super easy to setup a self-hosted mail server.

or ) because I become hostage to that platform.

I’m uncomfortable with making my primary email address a commercial one (i.e.

Protonmail requires the use of their app on mobile devices.

Protonmail’s calendar and contact management is poor and slow.

You can use Thunderbird + Protonmail bridge to accomplish this, but it creates some weird bevaviour because you have two keys (the Protonmail one, and the smartcard one). I strongly prefer my GnuPG keys on a smartcard. While this seems cool, I don’t like them managing the keys for me.

Protonmail has built in GPG encryption.

The other options I considered were Protonmail, and self-hosting with Mail-in-a-Box. Quick Thoughts on Email #Ī quick note about email… While not the focus of this post, I also migrated my email from Google Mail to FastMail. This post is mostly focused on my migration from Google Drive to SyncThing, but I’ll touch on what I did with email too.

#CRYPTOMATOR CHROMEBOOK WINDOWS#

Today, I’ve flopped toward privacy and self-hosting.Ī couple of days ago, I was using Gmail for the majority of my email and Google Drive for syncing files between my various machines (Windows desktop, Windows laptop, MacbookPro, Chromebook, and iPhone). To make the transition easier for you, the previous app will be available in the App Store for a short transition period.Īt this point, we would like to thank you once again for your support, without which the project would not have been possible.Every six months or so, when the position of the moon is just right, I flip-flop on the privacy/self-hosted vs.

#CRYPTOMATOR CHROMEBOOK UPGRADE#

All you have to do is make sure that the previous app is up to date when you start the new app so that you can select the upgrade option. We have tried to make the upgrade as easy as possible for you.

#CRYPTOMATOR CHROMEBOOK FULL VERSION#

If you don’t want to miss out on write access to your vaults, you can unlock the full version via a one-time purchase for $11.99 after a 30-day trial.Īs promised, users of our old Cryptomator app can switch to the new app for free. If you only need quick access to your vaults on the go, which were created with the Desktop application, then this is the perfect “companion” app.

#CRYPTOMATOR CHROMEBOOK FREE#

This means that in the free version, you can access your vaults in “read-only” mode. For the first time, the new app is available as a “freemium” app. You can check out the repository on GitHub here.īut we didn’t stop there. Therefore, the entire Cryptomator family, including the new app, remains fully open source. Transparency is also very important to us with Cryptomator 2.0. In addition, features like thumbnails, grid view, swiping through images, and drag & drop are possible with the new app. For example, you can now save and edit a Word document directly in an encrypted vault via the Files app. This means that your vaults are directly accessible from there. With Cryptomator 2.0, you get an app that is completely integrated into Apple’s own Files app. Of course, the new app also comes with some new features. This will make it easier for us to maintain the app in the future. That’s why we decided to develop Cryptomator 2.0 in Swift. Last year in April, we started to rebuild our iOS app from scratch. We are happy to announce that Cryptomator 2.0 for iOS is now available in the App Store! 🎉 We’d like to express our gratitude to our over 2,300 TestFlight users for testing the app over the last 6 months.