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1. More options for Emergency Access -> "Wait time for access"

   A broad selection of wait time options is useful because we may want to offer Emergency Access to a spectrum of individuals, each with a different appropriate wait time. Close family may be given a short wait time of two weeks, but maybe distant family would be given a wait time of 2 months.

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2. Proactive security suggestions

   Instead of just warning users when passwords are weak, Proton Pass should take proactive action. A feature that automatically generates strong passwords for all accounts and suggests a step-by-step migration plan to the user—such as “This week: Update your 5 most important social media accounts”—would systematically improve security. Gamification elements such as a security score or achievements for good practices could provide additional motivation without being intrusive.

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3. Native Android optimizations

   The Android app should fully support Material You Design and integrate seamlessly with Samsung One UI. Quick Settings tiles for frequently used functions, widget support for the home screen with secure but quickly accessible information, and integration with the Android share function to securely share passwords between apps would make the app much more practical. Better integration with the Android Autofill service with more granular permissions and a visual preview before data is filled in would be particularly important.

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4. ProtonPass - File Viewer

   I have two related requests:

   1.: Add a QR‑code field for loyalty cards. This would let users access their loyalty cards directly from Proton Pass, so they wouldn’t have to carry the physical cards all the time.

   2.: Enable opening attachments directly in the app without downloading them. For security reasons it would be ideal to view an image or PDF right inside the app, avoiding the need to store the file on the device—where it’s easy to forget to delete it later. This feature would also solve the first request.

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   Ich habe zwei zusammenhängende Wünsche:

   Ein QR‑Code‑Feld für Kundenkarten hinzufügen. Damit könnten Nutzer ihre Kunden‑ bzw. Treuekarten direkt in Proton Pass verwenden und müssten die physischen Karten nicht ständig bei sich tragen.

   Anhänge direkt in der App öffnen können, ohne sie herunterladen zu müssen. Aus Sicherheitsgründen wäre es ideal, ein Bild oder eine PDF sofort innerhalb der App anzusehen, anstatt die Datei auf dem Gerät zu speichern – wo man leicht vergisst, sie später zu löschen. Diese Funktion würde gleichzeitig das erste Anliegen lösen.

   I have two related requests:

   1.: Add a QR‑code field for loyalty cards. This would let users access their loyalty cards directly from Proton Pass, so they wouldn’t have to carry the physical cards all the time.

   2.: Enable opening attachments directly in the app without downloading them. For security reasons it would be ideal to view an image or PDF right inside the app, avoiding the need to store the file on the device—where it’s easy to forget to delete it later. This feature would also solve the first request.

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   Ich habe zwei zusammenhängende Wünsche:

   Ein QR‑Code‑Feld für Kundenkarten… more

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5. Add cloaked to your list of imports

   Your list of password imports does not include Cloaked.

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6. 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.

   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… more

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7. Login as...

   Problem: When using proton pass browser extension, some passwords I have imported or registered have different URLs than are used in login, so Proton Pass doesn't populate the existing login information as an option.

   Solution: Add a search feature when you click on "Proton Pass: No login found" so people can assign an existing password entry to the URL for autofilling.

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8. Estate Planning and Password Managers

   Let’s face it: in most households, one person ends up being the "techie"—they manage all the online accounts, pay the bills, set up the gadgets, and keep track of passwords. Meanwhile, the other person might have no idea what’s what—until something happens and they’re left to figure it all out.

   It’s not just about passwords—it’s about being able to keep the lights on, find out where the mortgage is, and know what subscriptions to cancel.

   What you need to figure out ASAP:
   - Which bank has the mortgage?
   - Is the car insurance bundled with something else?
   - What bills are coming due this week?
   - Which accounts you can shut down and which you need to keep
   - Which ones are personal vs. part of your partner’s business or work

   So how do you make this easier? Some tech-minded folks create a “tags feed.” It's basically a cheat sheet—a list of all your digital accounts, grouped by topic, in plain English. Like a digital phone book for your life.

   Here’s what that might look like:

   Healthcare:
   - Doctor’s portal
   - Specialists
   - Health insurance login
   - Pharmacy accounts
   - HSA info

   Money Stuff:
   - Checking and savings
   - Credit cards (listed by bank)
   - Investment accounts
   - Retirement funds

   Home Life:
   - Electric company
   - Gas and water
   - Internet
   - Home security system

   Insurance
   - Car
   - Home
   - Life
   - Umbrella policy

   The biggest downside? You have to keep both the password manager and this cheat sheet updated. Every time you add a new account, change a password, or switch services, you have to update two places. And let’s be honest—nobody does that consistently.

   There’s a huge opportunity here. The population is aging, and almost everything is digital now. The companies that build tools for estate planning (not just password hoarding) will stand out.

   Features worth building:
   - Smart tagging and automatic account grouping
   - Visual maps that show how accounts connect
   - Guided checklists for surviving spouses
   - Partnerships with legal and financial services
   - Family-sharing options that actually make sense in emergencies

   Let’s face it: in most households, one person ends up being the "techie"—they manage all the online accounts, pay the bills, set up the gadgets, and keep track of passwords. Meanwhile, the other person might have no idea what’s what—until something happens and they’re left to figure it all out.

   It’s not just about passwords—it’s about being able to keep the lights on, find out where the mortgage is, and know what subscriptions to cancel.

   What you need to figure out ASAP:
   - Which bank has the mortgage?
   - Is the car insurance bundled with something else?
   - What bills… more

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9. 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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10. Preserve creation date and modification history when importing passwords

    Many password managers, e.g. 1Password, support exporting creation date and modification history along with the login information. Proton Pass ignores those fields when importing the database. Can't switch over until this is implemented.

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11. Alias contact list usability

    It would be useful to have some kind of address book for the contacts created under aliases in Proton Pass. When using aliases, it’s easy to add dozens of contacts, but it becomes difficult to find them later in the unorganized list when you want to send a message using an alias as the sender.

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12. Add fdroid authenticator to proton apps list

    Add https://f-droid.org/en/packages/proton.android.authenticator.fdroid/ to https://protonapps.com/

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13. Windows 11 integration

    Now that Microsoft has released 1Password integration into the Dev channel build of Windows 11, I would like to see Proton Pass integration into Windows 11. So, Proton Pass can handle all my passkeys, passwords and 2FA codes in Windows 11.

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14. Support Keepass KPEX_PASSKEY attributes when importing from Keepass
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15. Add Checkboxes to notes in Proton Pass

    They already exist in ProtonDocs. Taking notes without them (and without being able to put sub-list-items under main-list items) is quite inconvenient!

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16. Launch desktop app on login

    Provide an option to launch the desktop app (minimized to taskbar on Windows) on login

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17. Vault Resizing

    Ability to adjust column widths on the new desktop app (I'm on Windows). Currently, for vaults with longer names, the only way to see the full name is to go into the "edit vault" page.

    Alternative (or addition) might be something where the viewable space expands on hover to display the whole name.

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18. I used to use HeyLogin as my password manager, but it isn't an option in Import

    I used to use HeyLogin as my password manager, but there isn't an option for it in Proton Pass Import.

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19. Proton Pass cli: Export SSH public key only

    Add a way to output just the public key through "pass-cli item view".

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20. Allow data export while offline

    Please allow users to export their data while disconnected from the internet. The offline export capability is already on key competitors and is an essential tool for account security and disaster recovery strategies.

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