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1. support Ascendo Data vault password Manager in the password import list of password managers

   support Ascendo Data vault password Manager in the password import list of password managers

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2. pass-cli possibility to exclude/deselect vaults from specific clients

   I want to use the CLI on my headless server to manage certain API keys. I don't want all of my vaults be accessible and exposed there, so I would like to exclude all other vaults. This is currently not possible. I thought of another way: sharing my vault and creating a separate proton account that is running on the server. This is however not an option, since I would have to pay for this second account as well, since proton does not offer CLI to free users.

   Please make it possible in the CLI to only access certain vaults for a session, requiring a re-authentication/login if additional vaults should be accessible. I think this could all be done on the login page in the browser when doing "pass-cli login", just a simple list to select which vaults should be allowed.

   I want to use the CLI on my headless server to manage certain API keys. I don't want all of my vaults be accessible and exposed there, so I would like to exclude all other vaults. This is currently not possible. I thought of another way: sharing my vault and creating a separate proton account that is running on the server. This is however not an option, since I would have to pay for this second account as well, since proton does not offer CLI to free users.

   Please make it possible in the CLI to only access certain vaults… more

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3. Give Proton Pass a Pretty UI!

   I’ve fully migrated to Proton Pass from another password manager. Functionally and security-wise it’s excellent, but the iPhone interface which I use the most, feels very plain and hard to read. The vault list is just a flat text list with no dividers or subtle background differences, making it difficult to read. Some gradient or visual separation between logins would make a huge difference.

   About icons, around 60% of my logins use generic ones. Users should be able to add their own, and automatic icon detection could be improved. Visual recognition is key for quickly finding entries.

   The Categories section is confusing. Tapping it focuses on Storage instead of the category list. Of the seven options, only “Logins with 2FA” works well, opening a clearly labelled list. The other categories show a brief black pop-up at the bottom that disappears before you can read it, with no headings or clear structure. The logic behind these categories is hard to follow.

   The wrench icon is over-used. When creating items under “Other", each type (bank account, passport, driver’s licence etc) initially has a nice, distinct visual, but all end up with the same wrench icon. This makes little sense visually and reduces organisation.

   Proton Pass is an amazing manager with unmatched security and functionality, but visually it could use more colour, icons, gradients, and separation. Improving the iPhone UI in these ways would make the vault feel organised, solid, and much easier to use at a glance.

   You created something "shiny" - now you just need to polish it!

   I’ve fully migrated to Proton Pass from another password manager. Functionally and security-wise it’s excellent, but the iPhone interface which I use the most, feels very plain and hard to read. The vault list is just a flat text list with no dividers or subtle background differences, making it difficult to read. Some gradient or visual separation between logins would make a huge difference.

   About icons, around 60% of my logins use generic ones. Users should be able to add their own, and automatic icon detection could be improved. Visual recognition is key for quickly finding entries.

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4. Preview Auto-Fill Fields

   Have proton pass provide a preview of what will be filled in each field when hovering over an item.

   This would allow the user to quickly confirm that the selection is the correct one before selecting it. It is useful when the user may have more than one item which may be selectable. As an example, if filling out a form which requires identity info, the user may have a personal identity and a work identity.

   This behavior is present in Google Password Manager and is very convenient.

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5. Proton Authenticator shares attack surface with Proton Pass account login — defeating its purpose

   I want to raise something that I think deserves more attention in the security design of Proton Authenticator.

   The current setup creates a single point of failure: if an attacker compromises your Proton account credentials, they gain simultaneous access to both your passwords and your TOTP codes stored within the ecosystem. This effectively collapses a two-factor authentication scheme into a single-factor one from the attacker's perspective — the eggs-in-one-basket problem.

   The core value proposition of 2FA is that credentials and the second factor exist in separate threat domains. When both live behind the same login, that separation is largely illusory.

   A meaningful mitigation would be to introduce a distinct, independent authentication layer specifically for accessing the 2FA/TOTP vault — for example:

   • A separate PIN or passphrase not tied to the main Proton account password
   • Hardware key (FIDO2/WebAuthn) required specifically to unlock the TOTP functionality
   • Biometric re-authentication at the app level before revealing or auto-filling OTP codes

   This would ensure that even a fully compromised Proton account doesn't automatically hand over the second factors protecting users' external services.

   This seems like a logical next step for a platform positioning itself as a security-first alternative. Curious whether others feel this gap is as significant as I do, and whether the team has plans to address it.

   EDIT: If there is indeed a way to accomplish this already, its not clear from the presentation of the feature and app that this is achievable, and should then be made a stronger focus point
   - a current lack of separation breaks the entire security model by putting all the eggs in one basket.

   I want to raise something that I think deserves more attention in the security design of Proton Authenticator.

   The current setup creates a single point of failure: if an attacker compromises your Proton account credentials, they gain simultaneous access to both your passwords and your TOTP codes stored within the ecosystem. This effectively collapses a two-factor authentication scheme into a single-factor one from the attacker's perspective — the eggs-in-one-basket problem.

   The core value proposition of 2FA is that credentials and the second factor exist in separate threat domains. When both live behind the same login, that separation is largely illusory.

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6. OS-wide access to password vault

   I would love to see some sort of quick mini Proton Pass window, akin to the browser extension popup, accessible anywhere from macOS. Especially since Proton Pass can hold much more than just logins, it would make sense to see it available for quick access to that data from anywhere in the OS.

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7. Password manger for offline devices

   It would be awesome to have an encrypted Folder with indexation for offline devices passwords that we can access offline in our phone to log in into air-gaped devices, or just to store passwords related to other systems/devices where we just need easy search of passwords previously stored. Have a nice day.

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8. Device Trust Limitation

   I have Proton Pass on both my Android phone and my Linux laptop, but because of the security defects of Linux, I don't want to give the same levels of trust to both platforms. I would like a way for one trusted device to be able to enforce limitations in what other devices can access, such as allowing one-time access to use passkeys (ideally doing the actual cryptography only on the trusted client), one-time access to pull a certain password, or permanent access to specific credentials.

   Currently, to accomplish something like this, I use one paid account (on Android) and one free account (on Proton Pass for Linux) with a shared "Low Stakes" vault, but this is hacky and violates TOS.

   I have Proton Pass on both my Android phone and my Linux laptop, but because of the security defects of Linux, I don't want to give the same levels of trust to both platforms. I would like a way for one trusted device to be able to enforce limitations in what other devices can access, such as allowing one-time access to use passkeys (ideally doing the actual cryptography only on the trusted client), one-time access to pull a certain password, or permanent access to specific credentials.

   Currently, to accomplish something like this, I use one paid account (on Android) and… more

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9. Authenticator: view modes

   I use Aegis as my authenticator app. I'd like to switch to Proton Authenticator, but it's missing a few features.

   One important feature would be the ability to change the view. For example, Aegis lets you switch from the normal view to a compact view. This allows you to see the first 10 entries on a single page. You can even make it smaller, so you can fit 16 entries on one page.

   This makes it possible to have the most frequently used 2FA codes readily accessible without annoying scrolling.

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10. Export Custom‑Domain Alias List as a Locked .txt File with Automatic Self‑Destruct after Import

    Description / Context
    Background – When users create custom domain aliases in Proton Pass, they often need to export the list of generated passwords/aliases to another password‑manager or service. Currently there is no built‑in way to bulk‑download these credentials in a portable format that also respects security best practices.

    Proposed feature – Add an “Export as locked .txt” option to the alias‑management screen. The exported file would:

    Contain the alias names and their associated passwords (or a user‑chosen subset).
    Be encrypted/locked with a passphrase supplied by the user at export time, so the file cannot be opened without that passphrase.
    Include a small “self‑destruct” flag: after the user confirms a successful import into the target provider (e.g., via a one‑click “Import completed” button), Proton Pass automatically deletes the local copy of the .txt file and clears any temporary buffers, ensuring the plaintext data does not linger on the device.
    Why it matters –

    Security – Users can move large batches of credentials without exposing them in plain text on disk. The lock‑and‑destroy workflow aligns with Proton’s zero‑access encryption philosophy.
    Convenience – Bulk export/import is a common workflow for teams migrating between password managers or onboarding new devices. Providing a secure, automated path reduces manual copy‑paste errors and saves time.
    Compliance – Some organizations require that credential exports be encrypted and that temporary files be removed after use. This feature would help Proton Pass meet those policy requirements out‑of‑the‑box.
    Expected user flow
    Select aliases (or choose “All”) in the Proton Pass UI.
    Click “Export as locked .txt”.
    Prompt appears:
    Enter a passphrase for the file (optionally confirm).
    Choose whether the file should be stored locally or sent directly to a cloud storage location.
    Proton Pass creates an AES‑256‑encrypted .txt file containing the selected alias‑password pairs.
    User imports the file into the target password manager/provider.
    After the user clicks “Import completed” (or after a configurable timeout), Proton Pass securely wipes the .txt file from the device and clears any cached copies.
    Technical considerations (optional)
    Encryption – Use the same client‑side encryption library that protects the vault (AES‑256‑GCM).
    Self‑destruct – Implement a secure delete routine (e.g., overwrite the file with random data before unlinking) to mitigate forensic recovery.
    UI – Add the export button next to the existing “Export vault” option, with a tooltip explaining the lock‑and‑destroy behavior.
    Permissions – Require the user’s master password or a secondary confirmation before generating the file, to prevent accidental exposure.
    Suggested next steps
    Submit the request through the official Proton Pass feedback channel: https://proton.me/support/pass
    Attach this description (or a shortened version) to give the product team clear context and a concrete user story.
    Optionally, vote for the request if you see it listed on Proton’s public roadmap or community forum, to increase visibility.

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    Background – When users create custom domain aliases in Proton Pass, they often need to export the list of generated passwords/aliases to another password‑manager or service. Currently there is no built‑in way to bulk‑download these credentials in a portable format that also respects security best practices.

    Proposed feature – Add an “Export as locked .txt” option to the alias‑management screen. The exported file would:

    Contain the alias names and their associated passwords (or a user‑chosen subset).
    Be encrypted/locked with a passphrase supplied by the user at export time, so the file cannot be opened without that passphrase.
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11. Please add a feature to allow vaults to be stored locally on a device (phone, computer, usb drive) not just on your servers

    I do understand that your vaults are stored somewhere on your servers. This does have some advantages.
    To my mind it has one big disadvantage. You have and control my most critical information, that is passwords/private keys to my finances, interactions with the state etc. not just my Netflix login. Yes, I understand the vault is securely encrypted as well as you can make it.

    I would like to retain possession of my own vault. I can keep it on a removable physical device (like a Ubikey) so that I can plug it in for only as long as I need to access a password and then remove it. Nothing as secure as an air gap to the internet.

    I do understand that your vaults are stored somewhere on your servers. This does have some advantages.
    To my mind it has one big disadvantage. You have and control my most critical information, that is passwords/private keys to my finances, interactions with the state etc. not just my Netflix login. Yes, I understand the vault is securely encrypted as well as you can make it.

    I would like to retain possession of my own vault. I can keep it on a removable physical device (like a Ubikey) so that I can plug it in for only as long as I… more

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12. randomized fields for pin unlock on mobile

    recently switched to graphene on mobile and they have a setting where you can randomize the unlock number positions
    itd be cool if protonpass had a similar feature on android/ios

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13. Proton Pass Desktop App: Stay on top toggle

    Add a toggle so that the proton pass desktop app will always be stay on top. 99% of the time I'm opening the desktop app its to copy paste a username and password and it would be convenient if the app would stay on top so I don't have to bring it back up again or manually pin the window if the window I'm entering the login on is fullscreen

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14. import IronVest password

    im using IronVest before but the proton pass never tell me how to import those passwords

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15. Manage browser favorites directly in Proton Pass

    I would like to suggest adding support in Proton Pass (or anything) for managing browser favorites, similar to how it works with passwords.Centralizing browser bookmarks in Proton Pass would allow users to store, organize, and sync favorites securely across devices

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16. Flag unreachable domains in users' vaults

    Periodically scan the "Websites" field in users vaults for unreachable domains, then flag those for user's review and possible elimination.

    Rationale: over time we all accumulate lots of old passwords on sites that no longer exist. Those passwords only clutter user's vaults and (noticeably!) slow down Proton Pass extension.

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17. permanent delete only for admins

    Please create a policy like "Allow permanent delete for all users"
    If option is enabled all users are able to permanently delete items from trash
    If the option is disabled only admins are allowed to permanently delete items from trash

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18. disable alias from proton mail

    I thought I had hallucinated and was persuaded I could disable or deactivate email alias from Proton Mail.

    But since alias created with Proton Pass will mostly go to the same account Proton Mail, why is there options to disable/deactivate aliases directly within the inbox?

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19. Password Groups

    I would love to see a feature that would allow apparently duplicate passwords to be grouped or linked such that the Pass Monitor doesn't read them as duplicates between only those passwords yet still keeps an eye out for duplication between the group and other passwords not included in the group. The best example I have of this is Disney, who allows users to log in to all their brands (Hulu, ESPN, Nat Geo, etc.) with username and password. Right now, I have all those under one entry in Proton Pass, but I would prefer to have them separated just so I don't have to keep track of brands. Just a thought.

    I would love to see a feature that would allow apparently duplicate passwords to be grouped or linked such that the Pass Monitor doesn't read them as duplicates between only those passwords yet still keeps an eye out for duplication between the group and other passwords not included in the group. The best example I have of this is Disney, who allows users to log in to all their brands (Hulu, ESPN, Nat Geo, etc.) with username and password. Right now, I have all those under one entry in Proton Pass, but I would prefer to have them separated just… more

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20. Need the ability to silence only the Inactive 2FA Alert (without losing other protections) on logins held in Proton Pass.

    We need ability to silence only the Inactive 2FA Pass Monitor Alerts (without losing other protections) on a login held in Proton Pass. For those who use different 2FA solutions for logins held in Proton Pass we want the ability to flag the logins as 2FA protected. Currently, the only way to do that is game the system by adding a 2FA Key to the entry or totally excluding the entry from Pass Monitor. Thank you

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