We need custom DNS option with DOH Support in ProtonVPN!

They seriously need to up their client consistency game especially on the Linux side of things considering that is about 40% of their desktop market share.

I do not know where you got these numbers from, however the 40% aren't correnct. The Linux userbase amounts to less than 1%, atleast on the VPN side. I do however think that this number isn't very different accross all the userbase.

The truth is that we have Android > Windows > iOS > macOS > Android TV > Linux users. And Linux users amount to less than 1%.

https://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/10y49ln/were_two_excern_scientists_who_created_proton_vpn/j7w8wxx/

That being said, a new Linux VPN client is currently in development and can already be tested out, more information can be found in the support page as well as on a reddit thread. If you do not rely on a kill switch (depending on your threat model), you could already test that out.

https://protonvpn.com/support/linux-prerelease/

https://www.reddit.com/r/ProtonVPN/comments/15a6f7r/updates_for_the_proton_vpn_linux_alpha/

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Update: There is a custom DNS option in ProtonVPN, but it supports only IPV4 and it's only in the Windows client.
- They seriously need to up their client consistency game especially on the Linux side of things considering that is about 40% of their desktop market share.
  I do not know where you got these numbers from, however the 40% aren't correnct. The Linux userbase amounts to less than 1%, atleast on the VPN side. I do however think that this number isn't very different accross all the userbase.
  The truth is that we have Android > Windows > iOS > macOS > Android TV > Linux users. And Linux users amount to less than 1%.
  https://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/10y49ln/were_two_excern_scientists_who_created_proton_vpn/j7w8wxx/
  That being said, a new Linux VPN client is currently in development and can already be tested out, more information can be found in the support page as well as on a reddit thread. If you do not rely on a kill switch (depending on your threat model), you could already test that out.
  https://protonvpn.com/support/linux-prerelease/
  https://www.reddit.com/r/ProtonVPN/comments/15a6f7r/updates_for_the_proton_vpn_linux_alpha/