Don't forget it starts off with only an 'email' field and only shows the password field after you fill that out and click a button, just to make sure that the login flow is as crap as possible for your password manager to deal with.

Truckers have stricter requirements for GPS tracking and cameras than cops I bet.

Wouldn't recommend since they don't support IMAP/SMTP, making moving to another provider impossible or at least extremely difficult in the future.

They do at least support custom domain names, which is good as that should be a requirement for any email provider, otherwise moving in the future is even more difficult.

Yes getting away from locked-in products is the best option. Buy a domain name + standard IMAP provider means you can very easily switch to another email provider if needed.

Yes, typing randomly isn't actually as random as it could be, so a generator will do a better job.

However mashing the keyboard is absolutely better than literally just "4" lol

I think cert updates happen automatically on their own without the browser needing to be updated.

No backups? Maybe I can understand not having full duplicates due to the cost, but surely it was on a system with at least snapshots in place or something right??

That's a good thing, you want your VPN to be stealthy and hard to detect.

Would be nice if ente would at least reply in some way.

Yeah, I'm sure some malware would fail on wine but some could still be just as bad compared to running windows natively.

Firefox itself is a crap show of annoying popups and ads that you can't permanently dismiss, so maybe they should look at their own stuff too.

Only having "Not now" as a way to reject it is very scummy IMO.

Having it pop over the content I'm trying to read is downright shitty of them too. It should only show up somewhere less obtrusive like a widget the home page where I'm not actively trying to read something.