Sorry, should have included that. I’m using prod gui version. 1.12.0. Not alpha
I have not tested it in fedora, but you can create a free account and install the Linux client: fedora is one of the supported distros. That should make things clear for you 
Only like things you like… got it.
Thanks for the info. Your comment was quite confidence inspiring
good point. I’ll try it
Wha?? It’s just common sense … if you use the app /any app you are asking for a leak. Dev time is greater for openvpn and WireGuard native Linux cli clients. Linux users are not worth dev time for an app for any vpn provider, it just is what it is.
A free Proton account is always a good thing to have, even if you don’t intend to make the switch — their free tier is actually pretty good for someone who still primarily uses non-Proton services.