General ideas
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Proton Pass disables basic autofill option
On some websites, Proton Pass fails to present the basic credentials autofill UI. Instead, Proton Pass shows only the password generator UI.
Please enable autofill UI for existing passwords, on all textfields that the generator UI supports.
For example, this problem happens when managing common GNU mailing list accounts that use the mailman Web UI.
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Inconsistent reused password data
Proton Pass is often inconsistent about the number of times a password is reused, as well as inconsistent about the names of the accounts that reuse the password, depending on different DIV's in the Proton Pass Web UI.
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Proton Pass: Ability to select multiple accounts when updating passwords
Like LastPass, I want to be able to select multiple accounts to apply the new password to. Currently, I often have to manually revisit other Proton Pass records to apply new passwords. Which is accident prone.
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Proton Mail: Don't reset Show setting when selecting the Inbox link
Hi,
I always prefer to view just my unread messages. But when I select the Inbox link in the Web UI, then it forgets my preference.
Please don't reset my preferred view settings when I navigate to the inbox.
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Option to hide the inbox refresh button
I find the Inbox refresh button problematic and prefer to hide it completely.
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Corrupt account states when changing passwords
Proton Pass often ends up locking out some accounts.
When the user follows the Proton Pass generator UI, then Proton Pass is sometimes overly broad in which text fields it populates with the new password. The end result is a corrupted state, in which Proton Pass loses the previous password, but the account has not actually registered the new password.
This happens, for example, for forms that don't follow 100% of the most modern HTML5 designs. Usually, password reset forms provide three fields: One for the old password and two to confirm the new password. But legacy forms sometimes provide…
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Proton Pass: Search by password
As a security minded user, I want to be able to search my Proton Pass records by password, in order to maintain my accounts more effectively.
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Password generator UI sometimes missing
When Proton Pass does not detect a password field on the current page, then it is difficult to generate a password.
The Web is fundamentally imperfect; We cannot expect password managers to detect 100% of password fields, especially when various websites write bad HTML code.
However, Proton Pass can do more to ensure that the password generation UI is always available. Other password managers like LastPass provide generation options in:
- The browser plugin menu
- The browser context menu
Let's add triggers in both places to raise the Proton Pass generator UI, so that users have more reliable ways to explicitly…
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Cencorship Circumvention Tools like Snowflake which actually work in highly cencored Countries like Russia, Iran and China
Proton has similar to Signal an build in Cencorship Circumvention Tool. But this doesn't work if you live in Countries which don't just block your website on a dns level but use more advanced forms of blocking.
Stealth is a good start, but to really make a difference in these cencored countries more advanced circumvention methods have to be implemented.Tor uses Brides.
Snowflake is a huge success and works since years in China, Russia and Iran without problems.
Proton should like Tor have Bridges like Snowflake, but for Protons case only allow to visit the domains of the proton…2 votes -
Ultra compact mails display
I am one of those guys that really like to only have the sender details in my inbox mails without the subject.
That mean, ultra compact display in protonmail, only 1 line is used to display each mails.
This is a "feature" in Outlook.1 vote -
Proton Mail Plus with Pass Plus
I am a Proton Mail user paying $3.49 a month, and I would be more than happy to pay an additional $1.99 per month to add Proton Pass Plus, totalling $5.48
Proton Drive is of no use to me (I am a Linux user and there is no native client), and I also have no interest in using the VPN
Granted $5.48 a month vs $7.99 a month isn't that big of a difference, but because I'm currently on a 24 month plan that's $109.73 I would have to pay upfront for features I have no interest in using. I'd…
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Acquire or Collaborate with Ente for Proton Photos
To speed up the integration of Photo sync functionality, collaborate or acquire Ente.io
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Auto-deleting managed useful files wherever possible, email, pictures, vocals, video
Another usefull addon could be the possibility to change in 1 touch the security level, low, mid, hi, so that there's no need to check the options and configure up and down, what protection activate or not that's stressing 🤔
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Proton Mail: Request option to hide unread counts
I find notifications distracting and cherish very fine grained controls. I want an option to hide unread counts. To me the Show: Unread setting is sufficient to manage my conversations. No interest in seeing a number fluctuate beside the Inbox and other folders.
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Proton Pass: Add payment card field to identity records
Allow users to optionally input credit/debit card numbers into Proton Pass identity records, so that Proton can monitor Dark Web leaks for this sensitive information.
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Proton Pass: Make Pin toggle button easier to navigate to
Hiding the Pin button in the ellipsis menu isn't necessarily the most intuitive place to find it. Fortunately, we have ample screen real estate to promote it next to the Edit button.
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Disable unwanted apps for users
The ability to disable unwanted apps for users or domain.
This would also provide feedback to how many people use the apps and what apps should be enhanced or fixed rather than giving us half-baked new apps that we don't want.
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Cross-post your Twitter/X posts on Threads or Mastodon?
Might you cross-post your Twitter/X posts on Threads or Mastodon? I think many of us have left Twitter/X for ethical reasons.
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Copy the good stuff
I’m an Apple user since many years. I love their hardware, their OS and most of their apps. I also love the usability and the integration between apps. But I do not love the risk of Apple handing out my data to NSA.
My suggestion to improvements is to thoroughly study the design and the functions of apps like Apple Mail, Calender, Reminders etc. and then incorporate the good stuff into the apps from Proton. I also suggest that you develop native apps for the respective OS for Mac, iPad, iPhone and Apple Watch.
Keep up the good work!
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Release the Proton Blog under a Creative Commons license
I think it would be great if, consistent with Proton’s commitment to open source, Proton moves to a more open model for its content too. A Creative Commons license would be the perfect fit for the blog.
1 vote
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