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1. Allow logins to be "disabled" as well

   I've been experiencing a relatively frequent situation regarding my personal and professional social media accounts. At least for a significant period, I kept my personal accounts disabled.

   For organizational purposes, things got too mixed up in the vault due to the excess of items. From my point of view, it would be interesting to offer a feature that "disables" a specific registered login (similar to what happens with aliases), providing visual feedback (including in the item list) and a filtering option; this would make things more organized.

   I want to make Proton Pass my password manager for everything. Being able to organize things properly, and especially being able to access what I need as quickly as possible, is important.

   I've been experiencing a relatively frequent situation regarding my personal and professional social media accounts. At least for a significant period, I kept my personal accounts disabled.

   For organizational purposes, things got too mixed up in the vault due to the excess of items. From my point of view, it would be interesting to offer a feature that "disables" a specific registered login (similar to what happens with aliases), providing visual feedback (including in the item list) and a filtering option; this would make things more organized.

   I want to make Proton Pass my password manager for everything. Being able… more

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2. URL Sanitization

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   The ability to detect when the shared menu is triggered and offer the ability to sanitize the URL being shared.

   Websites generate unique urls when you share something from their website/service/app. And that url has unique information that can be traced back to you.

   The app who knows your identity, knows who you are sending information to. From memes to articles on anything.

   So what I am thinking is, in the same way proton pass can prompt for a password entry, perhaps it can know when the shared menu is launched with an option to sanitize.

   Or perhaps, you can share the link with Proton Pass and it pulls up its own share menu and that link would strip any tracking data.

   So the person who owns proton pass protects themselves but also their loved ones.

   Hello!

   The ability to detect when the shared menu is triggered and offer the ability to sanitize the URL being shared.

   Websites generate unique urls when you share something from their website/service/app. And that url has unique information that can be traced back to you.

   The app who knows your identity, knows who you are sending information to. From memes to articles on anything.

   So what I am thinking is, in the same way proton pass can prompt for a password entry, perhaps it can know when the shared menu is launched with an option to sanitize.

   Or perhaps, you… more

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3. Use Windows Hello when filling passwords

   If I share this device with others, you can turn on Windows Hello to verify that it's you whenever you use a saved password.

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4. Admin-Controlled Auto-Acceptance for Vault and Password Invitations Within an Organization

   Currently, every time a user is added to a vault or a shared password within Proton Pass, the recipient must actively accept the invitation before gaining access. While this makes sense for external sharing scenarios, it adds unnecessary friction in internal organizational workflows — particularly when an admin is managing access centrally.
   We would like to request a configurable option in the Admin Dashboard to control invitation acceptance behavior:

   1- Auto-accept for admin-initiated assignments: When an admin directly assigns a user to a vault or group, the invitation should be accepted automatically without requiring action from the recipient. Since this is an admin-controlled operation within a trusted organization, explicit acceptance adds no meaningful security benefit.
   2- Organization-wide toggle: Optionally, allow admins to configure whether vault and password invitations within their own organization require explicit acceptance at all — with the ability to toggle this on or off depending on their internal policy.

   This would streamline onboarding and access management considerably, reduce support overhead, and reflect the trust relationship that already exists between an admin and their organization's members.

   Currently, every time a user is added to a vault or a shared password within Proton Pass, the recipient must actively accept the invitation before gaining access. While this makes sense for external sharing scenarios, it adds unnecessary friction in internal organizational workflows — particularly when an admin is managing access centrally.
   We would like to request a configurable option in the Admin Dashboard to control invitation acceptance behavior:

   1- Auto-accept for admin-initiated assignments: When an admin directly assigns a user to a vault or group, the invitation should be accepted automatically without requiring action from the recipient. Since this… more

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5. Excel import *.xls or *.xlsx

   People have passwords saved in an Excel sheet, it would be nice to import these to Proton.

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6. Hide apps/change there names/icons

   Hide apps in a secure folder; change their names/icons, and use Proton Autofill inside the hide app/secure folder which other hider apps dont allow us to do.

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7. Assign a custom name or alias to an authenticator entry

   Assign a custom name or alias to an authenticator entry. I have multiple authenticator tokens from a single vendor and they are displayed with the default name. I also have a token with a completely different name (holding instead of actual company) which I would like to change into something that actually means something to me.

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8. Import from Ipin2

   How can I transfer my passwords and data from the iPIN2 app to Proton Pass?

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9. Update username and password prompt on Android and PC issue

   So, the situation I frequently find myself in is that Signal prompts/asks me whether I wish to update my username and password immediately after logging into a website via a browser using the very input from the app or extension itself. Sometimes this is immediately following setting up the login details external to the browser first, inside Proton

   Say, for example, I setup the username and password for website X in the Proton app, create the account and password in X, but immediately am asked if I wish to update when I go to sign in later. I am confused by this, but also a little scarred from history where sometimes the 'new' username, due to autofill or detection errors, is changed from username@gmail.com to <username> or <phone number> or a plank space and password only etc.

   However, of more concern is that this can happen immediately after a password change; and then I am guessing if the updated password inside (using the example) X was registered in that app, or if the update in the Proton app or extension was properly recorded.

   Can you please consider implementing a new 'more info' feature to this warning/prompt/request, so that the user can see the original username and password, and what the new username and password would be changed to?

   Also consider creating a recently modified or notifications section in the app/extension in the case where selecting 'update' or 'no, thanks' would mean losing the data the the client meant to preserve, but selected the wrong option.

   So, the situation I frequently find myself in is that Signal prompts/asks me whether I wish to update my username and password immediately after logging into a website via a browser using the very input from the app or extension itself. Sometimes this is immediately following setting up the login details external to the browser first, inside Proton

   Say, for example, I setup the username and password for website X in the Proton app, create the account and password in X, but immediately am asked if I wish to update when I go to sign in later. I am confused… more

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10. Import from 2FAS Pass

    I want to import data vom 2FAS Pass

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11. A better link between apps in the browser extension

    I wanted to open Proton Mail in my browser, and went looking for a shortcut through the Proton Pass extension. I had to make several clicks, searching every screen for a link to the other app. Eventually I found it in the triple line menu > Settings > Little 4 squares icon for Proton apps > Mail.

    I don't want to create a separate shortcut for mail and every app I decide to use (especially as my frequency of using them can be pretty low). I really just expected to find an easy path through the proton extension that's always there in my browser. It a way, that extension to me is all of Proton, not just the Pass app.

    Please make this link to your paid Proton apps more prominent through extensions like these, whatever app it is. And where possible, make it clear which we have access to and those that we don't. I'd rather those that I don't have available in my plan to be hidden or expandable/contractable.

    I wanted to open Proton Mail in my browser, and went looking for a shortcut through the Proton Pass extension. I had to make several clicks, searching every screen for a link to the other app. Eventually I found it in the triple line menu > Settings > Little 4 squares icon for Proton apps > Mail.

    I don't want to create a separate shortcut for mail and every app I decide to use (especially as my frequency of using them can be pretty low). I really just expected to find an easy path through the proton extension that's always… more

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12. Automatically scroll item name when too long (truncated)

    When an item in the vault has a long name, it is truncated in different areas in a way that makes it difficult to discern which item you're autofilling or looking at (whether that's searching for it in the extension, or trying to autofill it with the tooltip on a website).

    For example:
    - Website A Login 1
    - Website A Login 2
    - Website A Login 3

    You'll see 3 entires:
    - Website A Lo...
    - Website A Lo...
    - Website A Lo...

    Proton Pass could slowly scroll the text field to expose the full name, either on hover (in the extension popout) or automatically (like if you click the autofill button).

    This issue is basically the last item that's preventing me from switching to Proton Pass full time ... it's a major usability issue because even if I click on an item in the vault, I have to click the "Edit" button to see the full name of it, Proton Pass doesn't even give me a tooltip on hover to show the full name. Pretty major UI/UX issue IMO.

    When an item in the vault has a long name, it is truncated in different areas in a way that makes it difficult to discern which item you're autofilling or looking at (whether that's searching for it in the extension, or trying to autofill it with the tooltip on a website).

    For example:
    - Website A Login 1
    - Website A Login 2
    - Website A Login 3

    You'll see 3 entires:
    - Website A Lo...
    - Website A Lo...
    - Website A Lo...

    Proton Pass could slowly scroll the text field to expose the full name, either on hover… more

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13. Import Passwords from Microsoft Excel-CSV (Keepass2Android)

    ...doesn't work via another CSV import like Edge.

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14. Emergency Features If Password Forgotten

    I would like to see contingency measures integrated into Pass app in the even you're locked out of your account, but still logged into the Pass app. Something like enter offline mode and allow access during next required login with just a security key.

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15. Scheduled export from the application and/or export function in pass-cli

    This would allow us to automate backups without having to remember to do it manually.

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16. Windows credential manager secrets --> proton pass

    A direct, end-to-end way to migrate Web and Windows user credentials from the Windows Credential Manager (WCM) into Proton Pass is a practical and secure approach.

    A system that bypasses these intermediaries requires a secure pipeline that extracts, translates, and cryptographically encapsulates the data locally before injecting it into the Proton Pass ecosystem.

    Windows Credential Manager distinguishes between Generic credentials (where passwords are retrievable via the Win32 CredEnumerate/CredRead API by the owning user) and Domain/Web credentials (where passwords are often opaque even to the owning user through the API).

    To programmatically extract these credentials without a third-party application, the system could utilise low-level system calls via "advapi32.dll".

    Specifically, the system would invoke the "CredEnumerate function". This function retrieves an array of pointers to "CREDENTIAL" structures. The system must account for different credential typologies:

    • "CREDTYPEGENERIC": Typically used for custom application tokens and certain web credentials.

    • "CREDTYPEDOMAIN_PASSWORD": Utilised for Active Directory or local Windows user account credentials.

    A direct, end-to-end way to migrate Web and Windows user credentials from the Windows Credential Manager (WCM) into Proton Pass is a practical and secure approach.

    A system that bypasses these intermediaries requires a secure pipeline that extracts, translates, and cryptographically encapsulates the data locally before injecting it into the Proton Pass ecosystem.

    Windows Credential Manager distinguishes between Generic credentials (where passwords are retrievable via the Win32 CredEnumerate/CredRead API by the owning user) and Domain/Web credentials (where passwords are often opaque even to the owning user through the API).

    To programmatically extract these credentials without a third-party application, the system… more

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17. Download all attachments of an object

    Add a feature to download all attachments (e.g. zip) under an object

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18. KeepassXC

    Added to password import

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19. Account information for Login with Credentials

    Proton is an outstanding tool for storing secrets, passkeys, and more.
    But I also have another problem that a password manager could solve.

    What "Login with" a provider have I used on this particular page?
    Some pages support Google, others Facebook, others LinkedIn, and even GitHub.
    In one case, it can be all 4 options; in another, only GitHub.

    Remembering what I've used to log in to the page is quite challenging.
    It would be good if Proton could store information so that I could choose the "Login with" button and even the account used in this provider, as, for example, in Login with Microsoft, I have 3 company accounts and 1 private.

    Proton is an outstanding tool for storing secrets, passkeys, and more.
    But I also have another problem that a password manager could solve.

    What "Login with" a provider have I used on this particular page?
    Some pages support Google, others Facebook, others LinkedIn, and even GitHub.
    In one case, it can be all 4 options; in another, only GitHub.

    Remembering what I've used to log in to the page is quite challenging.
    It would be good if Proton could store information so that I could choose the "Login with" button and even the account used in this provider, as, for… more

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20. Option to approve or notify when a process accesses the SSH agent

    Similar to 1Password, it would be awesome to get OS-native prompts to approve/notify whenever a process tries to access the SSH agent and one of its keys.

    See https://developer.1password.com/docs/ssh/agent/security#authorization-model

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