Sounds like you may be missing the point of . Proton Docs is it's a completely separate alternative from Office 365. It functions like Google Docs, which also doesn't have access to Office 365 products.

Reeeally don't need to put ALL of your eggs on the same basket buddy. Broser? Good, especially if it isn't chromium based, but there are some great distros already, just some desktop packages would be good.

@@harleylazy Apple, Microsoft, Google... some people need something similar, but privacy-focused.

@@Extravi I hope they will add actual OpenType support. It blows my mind that Google pretends to care about fonts so much and wants to "educate" people about them, yet Google Docs doesn't support OpenType features whatsoever. You want your font to be kerned properly? You want ligatures? You want lowercase numbers or stylistic sets? Too bad! They want you to put words on a page and not to make it look presentable. Although it's not like MS Word is any good, its OpenType support is completely broken and has been for decades. LibreOffice somehow has a better implementation than Word.

I sometimes wonder how much of the bias is the AI (I believe it is established that there is some... though I do wonder how much of That is down to data set/training rather than being inherent) and how much is the people using it. Mind you, that's only one of several major problems with the use of the technology (and, for that matter, the technology itself). There are ethical ways to use it, in theory... there's a distinct lack of overlap between 'people who benefit from using AI facial recognition technology' and 'people who benefit from AI facial recognition technology being used in an ethical manner'.

They're watching you

@@emifro who isn't watching these days?

I wish not to impose, but since my vocation relates information/cyber security (OSINT/OWASP) doing Intelligence Gather, Recon, Forensics and so, I depend on privacy, safety and security and when working solo I use Proton and conspiracy aside Proton was founded by CERN and they offer really good security, I constantly lookout for exploits, vulnerabilities and so on in spite what some claim Proton is a good replacement in terms of Storage, Email, Password Management, VPN, etc, but Proton's key strength is Storage and Email, also you can route local ISP accounts through Proton by using their servers. VPN wise, not bad but Nord is better. People complain mostly about the dark theme, but I find this biased since you can change this and this new feature (Docs) currently only a standard theme, not dark. If you value safety, privacy and security please do not use free alternatives. Ultimately can only give my honest and sincere 2 cents on this. Ps. Yes Proton includes a bridge so if you wish to use say MS Outlook you can. Very stable and easy to use. Proton's focus is on safety, privacy and security and less so on features, so those who prefer features of the mentioned then Proton is not for you.

id like to know more, can you give me a name?