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README.md

peroxide

Peroxide is a fork of the ProtonMail bridge. Its goal is to be much like Hydroxide except with as much re-use of the upstream code as possible. The reason for the re-use is to ensure that the changes to the service APIs can be merged in as fast and as easily as possible. At the same time, Peroxide aims to:

  • run as a server providing data access using standard protocols, so that a wide variety of devices can use their native productivity tools instead of ProtonMail's proprietary ones

  • implement features that are missing from the upstream version because they are hard to make work with Outlook

  • make things easy to hack on without a deluge of dependencies providing little value in the context of the two above points

To than end, Perixide:

  • is buildable with go build
  • drops the original GUI and CLI
  • drops all the desktop desktop integration and trackers
  • provides a server program and a separate configuration program