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I've got a couple of e-mail addresses with the main providers, but I'm looking to switch to an ad-free and more secure provider.

I've been looking at ProtonMail, but what do you guys use or recommend?

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[–] [email protected] 1 points 1 day ago

Happy it works for you!

I'm running it on arch so that I never have to go through big upgrades. Been over 5 years now - so far, so good!

In regards to docker - it's just a container. You can make any executable run a container. I quite like a lean system myself, though.