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If you set up a domain with Protonmail, you can have unlimited email addresses for that domain, although they all go to the same inbox that way. I like to use a website’s name as the user when I sign up with a website, so it’s like officedepot@mydomain.com. If I start getting emails to that address from somebody other than Office Depot, I know those rat-bastards sold me out.
Get your own domain and use that with Proton so you can take your email address to whatever email provider you want, or host your own. In the future, switching won’t be nearly as hard since you’ll just need to redirect the domain to the new email provider instead of changing your email address with everyone, again.
The #MythBusters know why this is not a good idea.
I’ve never noticed Firefox to be janky, error-prone, etc. and I use a good number of plug-ins, including sandboxed, categorized tabs, no-script, privacy-badger, and an ad-blocker, among others. I don’t doubt that the benchmarks say it’s slower, but as a practical matter, I’ve never thought of the browser as slow.
@flying_wotsit
Buying one or more domains and using those with protonmail gives you 100% portability. Just redirect your domains to a different mail server if you decide to make a switch.
@nothingcorporate