weixin_39674190 2020-11-21 01:30
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Support @ProtonMail web client apps stack v4.1.0+

has recently deployed 4.1.0 WebClient at https://beta.protonmail.com. This version is a from-scratch rework and is now based on React rather than on AngularJS. So ElectronMail will need to significantly rework the integration layer.

~Besides it now uses Single Sign-On scenario / SSO via the https://account.protonmail.com web app sources if which is not yet shared in protonmail organization.~. The https://github.com/ProtonMail/proton-account project has been shared on request.

The goal is: - To use/embed-in-the-app the protonmail web clients without their Single Sign-on / SSO thing but having the persisting session instead to work as it does in the current stable release. - The persistent sessions feature should keep working as it does in the current stable release / v4.8.0. Protonmail enables its own persistent sessions functionality / SSO thing since v4.1.0+ release but ElectronMail keeps all the sensitive data protected by the master password, ie encrypted, whilst protonmail keeps some sensitive data in the browser's local storage which in general weakens the security. - None of the existing functionality should be dropped.

Adopting a new https://github.com/ProtonMail/proton-account project is required since protonmail has moved there essential account-related options which were originally located in https://github.com/ProtonMail/proton-mail-settings project.

该提问来源于开源项目:vladimiry/ElectronMail

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  • weixin_39674190 2020-11-21 01:30
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    I've been working on the task for a while and things go well so far.

    The remaining things to convert to a new proto-mail-client are: - support spell check in composing editor - "view online" button in the local store view mode - attachments export (feature enabled in v4.7.0)

    After finishing conversion there will be a need to test the stability for a while, in action, and we are good then.

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