I'm disappointed that docs.proton.me doesn't offer downloading files in a proper open format like .odt.
this post was submitted on 14 May 2025
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To be fair, "docx" is an open format. Microsoft's implementations however seem to deviate from the open standard causing slight compatibility problems.
I'm an unlimited subscriber so this is essentially free to me but I won't go anywhere near it until they figure out how to disable flashbang mode.
Flashbang mode?
They mean light mode. I think "flashbang mode" is pretty apt though.
open it up and you'll see what I mean
hold up... I thought proton for good left the fediverse, starting with mastadon for the centralized socials?