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Building a private internet together: Tuta & Ente partnership (tuta.com)
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Starting today, all paying Tuta users can request 25% off their first year of Ente’s encrypted photo storage so you can not only keep your emails and calendars private, but also your photos.

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[–] Valmond@lemmy.world 1 points 2 weeks ago* (last edited 2 weeks ago)

Hello and thanks for the feedback!

Sorry for the delay, my PC had a nervous breakdown yesterday.

Funnily I reworked the intropage recently to remove a lot of examples because I felt it cluttered up the first impression! What do you think about a sub section for that or would that be too easily overlooked? Also, as I have you on the hook here for the moment :-) what do you think about those examples:

Chat

Facebook-like

Webpage

Dropbox

Wikipedia

Backup

Or maybe you have some ideas?

For your questions, yes it does allow client-less sharing (guess you have to have your PC on from time to time though, but not at all always), but you can't access the data from a browser. I'm working on a browser plugin to read the link files, but it has to be in javascript so there is some work to be done.

I don't know how Foldershare worked, but you can definitely share a folder with your friends for example.

BTW, you can sub here for info and of course if you have more questions!

Or just fire away here.

Cheers