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1. Let pass-cli create hidden custom fields on every item type, not just Custom items

   In the Proton Pass apps you can add hidden custom fields to any item: logins, notes, cards and so on. pass-cli can't do this for most item types:
   - item create login and item create note templates have no custom-fields section. Login templates only accept title, username, email, password and urls.
   - Only item create custom accepts sections with "fieldtype": "hidden".
   - item update can add a custom field to an existing item, but only as plain text.
   So a script that wants to store an API key, token or recovery code next to a login has two bad choices. It can create a separate Custom item, or it can store the secret as an unmasked text field that shows in clear text in every Pass client. Tools built on pass-cli, such as the SecretSpec Proton Pass provider, refuse to create fields for this reason.
   Requested:
   1. Support extrafields (custom fields) in the --from-template JSON for every item type, with a type per field:
   {
   "title": "Production DB",
   "username": "app",
   "password": "…",
   "extrafields": [
   { "name": "apikey", "type": "hidden", "value": "…" }
   ]
   }
   2. Use the same field types everywhere: text, hidden, totp and timestamp, as item create custom already does.
   3. Show the template shape with --get-template for each item type, so scripts can find it.
   This brings pass-cli in line with what the apps can already do. It also means automation never has to choose between keeping a secret next to its login and keeping it masked.
   👍 Vote if you create Pass items from scripts, CI, or secret-management tools.

   In the Proton Pass apps you can add hidden custom fields to any item: logins, notes, cards and so on. pass-cli can't do this for most item types:
   - item create login and item create note templates have no custom-fields section. Login templates only accept title, username, email, password and urls.
   - Only item create custom accepts sections with "fieldtype": "hidden".
   - item update can add a custom field to an existing item, but only as plain text.
   So a script that wants to store an API key, token or recovery code next to a login has two bad… more

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2. Give developers a stable, versioned Pass API or SDK: pass-cli updates keep breaking integrations

   Tools that integrate with Proton Pass, like the SecretSpec Proton Pass provider, have no public API, SDK or compatibility policy to build on. The only option is to run pass-cli as a subprocess and parse its text output. Proton support has confirmed that breaking changes can ship in patch releases without notice.
   What this costs users today:
   - Upgrades break things without warning. Three pass-cli releases have already broken integrations: 2.0.3 changed the item list JSON, 2.1.0 started requiring an agent reason, and 2.2.4 removed pass-cli test. That last one stopped every SecretSpec Proton Pass operation until a fix was released. Users now have to pin old CLI versions to stay safe.
   - Secrets are exposed in the process list. pass-cli item update only accepts values as --field name=value on the command line, so any local user can read the secret with ps. Because of this, integrations have to make field writes read-only.
   - New fields can't be hidden. item update stores any new field as plain text, with no way to make it a hidden field.
   - Errors are just text. Missing items and missing fields only show up as English error messages, and an empty field gives the same error as a missing one. Integrations have to match strings that can change in any release.
   - It's slow. There's no batch read, so loading N secrets means starting N pass-cli processes.
   What would fix it (any one of these helps):
   1. A versioned public API or SDK, for example Rust bindings to the existing pass crate, with a published compatibility policy.
   2. A stable machine interface in pass-cli: versioned JSON output, documented error codes, and a promise of no breaking changes in patch releases.
   3. At minimum: read values for item update from stdin or a template, support hidden custom fields, and add a batch read command.
   Proton Pass is a great end-to-end encrypted place for developer secrets. Please make it safe to build on. 👍 Vote if you use Pass with CI, .env tooling, or secret managers like SecretSpec.

   Tools that integrate with Proton Pass, like the SecretSpec Proton Pass provider, have no public API, SDK or compatibility policy to build on. The only option is to run pass-cli as a subprocess and parse its text output. Proton support has confirmed that breaking changes can ship in patch releases without notice.
   What this costs users today:
   - Upgrades break things without warning. Three pass-cli releases have already broken integrations: 2.0.3 changed the item list JSON, 2.1.0 started requiring an agent reason, and 2.2.4 removed pass-cli test. That last one stopped every SecretSpec Proton Pass operation until a fix was… more

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3. More Auto-Lock Options: Custom Timeout and Lock on Windows Session Lock

   I'm using Proton Pass through the Firefox extension and the Windows desktop app.

   Currently, the Auto-Lock feature only offers predefined timeouts: 1, 2, 5, 10 minutes, or 1 hour.

   I'd like to suggest two improvements:

   1. Custom Auto-Lock Timeout

   Allow users to define their own timeout instead of being limited to predefined values.

   For example, 15, 20, or 30 minutes/hours.

   1. Automatically Lock Proton Pass When Windows Is Locked

   Add an option to automatically lock Proton Pass whenever the Windows session is locked (Win + L or automatic Windows session lock).

   This should apply to both the desktop app and browser extensions, regardless of the configured Auto-Lock timeout.

   Why this would be useful

   These options would provide more flexibility while improving security.

   In particular, locking Proton Pass when the Windows session is locked would ensure that the vault is protected when leaving the computer, without requiring an unnecessarily short Auto-Lock timeout during normal use.

   Ideally, these features could also be made available on other supported operating systems and browsers.

   I'm using Proton Pass through the Firefox extension and the Windows desktop app.

   Currently, the Auto-Lock feature only offers predefined timeouts: 1, 2, 5, 10 minutes, or 1 hour.

   I'd like to suggest two improvements:

   1. Custom Auto-Lock Timeout

   Allow users to define their own timeout instead of being limited to predefined values.

   For example, 15, 20, or 30 minutes/hours.

   1. Automatically Lock Proton Pass When Windows Is Locked

   Add an option to automatically lock Proton Pass whenever the Windows session is locked (Win + L or automatic Windows session lock).

   This should apply to both the desktop app and browser extensions,… more

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4. Searching for vaults

   We use a large number of vaults to store our passwords, and that number keeps growing; therefore, being able to search for a vault within the side menu would be convenient.

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5. Rendre tout ou partie des pièces jointes disponibles hors connexion

   Rendre tout ou partie des pièces jointes disponibles hors connexion

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6. How Primatz - Guard Supports Cryptocurrency Scam Victims with Professional Recovery Strategies

   Primatz Guard operates 24/7, providing round-the-clock support to victims of crypto scams, phishing attacks, romance fraud, real estate scams, and other digital asset crimes.

   Homepage : Primatz Guard

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7. Lotus Notes to Outlook conversion: why free solutions are limited

   The migration from Lotus Notes to Outlook is never as straightforward as it seems, despite the availability of various free options. The main issue lies in the fact that Outlook is not able to read the native NSF files. As such, there is always the need for an additional conversion step.

   The limitations of the free Lotus Notes to Outlook converters are:

   CSV Export – only message body is exported – attachments, formatting, calendar and contacts are not included.

   IMAP Synchronization – mails are transferred in desired folder structure, but with the limitation of 1GB of NSF file size and 15 mailboxes per conversion process.

   Drag and Drop – only suitable for copying of several emails, not whole mailboxes.

   Notes users are advised to take extra care while migrating mailboxes because:

   The user addresses in Notes are stored in canonical form (CN=John Doe/O=Company), which means that emails sent directly to Notes mailboxes will bounce back if the conversion attempts to change the address to SMTP format (john.doe@company.com).

   The names.nsf Address Book is a separate database, which means that any contact lists stored there will be inaccessible in the converted mailbox.

   NSFs that are encrypted cannot be converted before being decrypted.

   If your Lotus Notes mailboxes contain calendar entries and contact lists, you will need to convert them with a reliable Lotus Notes to Outlook Converter. Kernel Lotus Notes to Outlook Converter can convert Lotus Notes emails, contacts, calendar entries, tasks and more into Outlook PST or Live Exchange format. It supports conversion of local Lotus Notes databases, Domino server and SmartCloud Notes mailboxes into PST and Live Exchange with full folder hierarchy and migration logs.

   Local or Exchange based Outlook mailboxes?
   Source: https://www.nucleustechnologies.com/lotus-notes-to-office365.html

   The migration from Lotus Notes to Outlook is never as straightforward as it seems, despite the availability of various free options. The main issue lies in the fact that Outlook is not able to read the native NSF files. As such, there is always the need for an additional conversion step.

   The limitations of the free Lotus Notes to Outlook converters are:

   CSV Export – only message body is exported – attachments, formatting, calendar and contacts are not included.

   IMAP Synchronization – mails are transferred in desired folder structure, but with the limitation of 1GB of NSF file size and… more

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8. separate session token from other proton app

   While I can set a idle PIN code to lock my password vault, I need to keep my proton session active. If someone can access my PC (eg. PC provided by my company that I cannot disallow) while I'm away, they can access my protonmail or maybe other apps as well.

   I'm asking the Team to separate the token authentication of Proton pass from other proton app (i.e. disallow single-sign-on from other proton app to pass)

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9. Modifier la couleur des dossiers des coffres-forts

   Pouvoir modifier la couleur des dossiers de la nouvelle fonctionnalité des dossiers de coffres-forts.

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10. Allow the extra password as an app unlock method on iOS and Android

    When the extra password is enabled, Proton Pass only asks for it when signing in on a device. After that, the mobile app can only be unlocked with a PIN or Face ID/biometrics, so the extra password plays no part in day-to-day access to the vault on the phone.

    Please add "Extra password" as an unlock method in the app lock settings, next to PIN and biometrics, so the app asks for it every time it opens or auto-locks.

    Why:
    - A PIN is short and easy to observe over someone's shoulder. A strong extra password is not.
    - Biometrics can be used without consent, for example by holding the phone to the owner's face.
    - Users who set an extra password have already chosen a stronger secret for Pass. Letting it guard the app too makes it protect the device, not just new sign-ins.
    - Entering it regularly also keeps it from being forgotten, which matters because losing it means losing access to Pass.

    Optional alternative: keep PIN or biometrics for quick unlock, but require the extra password periodically (for example every few days) or after a number of failed PIN attempts.

    When the extra password is enabled, Proton Pass only asks for it when signing in on a device. After that, the mobile app can only be unlocked with a PIN or Face ID/biometrics, so the extra password plays no part in day-to-day access to the vault on the phone.

    Please add "Extra password" as an unlock method in the app lock settings, next to PIN and biometrics, so the app asks for it every time it opens or auto-locks.

    Why:
    - A PIN is short and easy to observe over someone's shoulder. A strong extra password is not.
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11. Horrendous autofill experience inexcusable

    Everyone else has figured this problem out, it's your turn now. "Every website uses different formats" is NOT an excuse for how absolutely horrible the autofill experience is on Proton.

    The autofill features are very much not refined. I've had much better experiences with browser's autofill. Something that really infuriates me is when I already have an email alias for a website, and just because it isn't a log-in it offers to create new aliases or use my main email. That is NOT what I want, I want it to use the already pre-established email aliases I'm already using for this website, it should offer those first, then if I want to create a new alias for the same site I'm already using one for, then you can offer that option at the bottom. It makes it extremely difficult to use most sites because there's a lot of times where I'm not logging in but I need to enter my email for that site (and because it's an alias I have to actually search and copy it), in addition this feature would also improve the autofill not detecting login screens, as it's now searching for more than just login screens. Sometimes I have to autofill through just the password section, then it works it's way up and autofills the username/email section, when attempting to fill the email/username first in certain websites (which is how it's supposed to work) the autofill suggests my primary email address and then a newly created alias underneath that instead of the saved login information for that website. And sometimes autofill on specific websites just doesn't work at all.

    In addition to the login autofill being very bad, the personal information autofill is EVEN WORSE. It can't select options from a dropdown menu when every web browser I've used absolutely can, it also for me personally NEVER FILLED the second address line, even though I did put the 2nd address line in under the "Floor, apartment, building" section. Also for country, you need to make a clear decisive selection that will compensate for dropdown menus as well. Currently I don't know if it wants me to put US, USA, or United States of America, as I have no idea which will let it work properly because many different websites require many different formats.

    Autofill NEEDS to be fixed, it makes Proton especially hard to recommend to other people because how am I supposed to recommend a product to other people when it doesn't work as well and is more difficult than the free options included in web browsers already? The only reason why I continue to use Proton pass for the time being is because I spent so much effort setting it up how I wanted, if I don't start experiencing improvements I will start considering alternatives, I'm hoping it doesn't come to that. If you're uncertain about making reworks or adding such improved features, just make them optional in proton-pass settings. Regardless the state of autofill is really inexcusable at this point.
    Details: Linux MintOS & CachyOS, Brave Web Browser, Proton-pass Chromium Extension

    Everyone else has figured this problem out, it's your turn now. "Every website uses different formats" is NOT an excuse for how absolutely horrible the autofill experience is on Proton.

    The autofill features are very much not refined. I've had much better experiences with browser's autofill. Something that really infuriates me is when I already have an email alias for a website, and just because it isn't a log-in it offers to create new aliases or use my main email. That is NOT what I want, I want it to use the already pre-established email aliases I'm already using for… more

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12. Separate login credentials for Proton Pass (same account and plan)

    Note: This request is not the same as the existing “extra password” feature. The extra password adds a second lock on top of the Proton account login, so Pass still depends on the main Proton credentials. This request is for Pass to have its own independent login, so that it no longer relies on the account password at all.

    As a Proton user who stores all my passwords in Proton Pass, I want Proton Pass to have its own login credentials, separate from my main Proton account password, while staying on the same account and subscription, so that I can safely store my Proton account credentials inside Pass without the circular dependency of needing those same credentials to open Pass.

    Context:
    Proton Pass is where I keep every login I have, and my Proton account credentials (Mail, Drive, VPN, Calendar) should naturally be there too. Right now, though, Pass is unlocked with the same credentials it would be storing. That’s a paradox: the one password I most need to keep safe and easy to retrieve is the one Pass can’t really help me with. If I forget it, or need to look it up on a new device, Pass is locked behind the very thing I’m trying to retrieve. The existing extra password option adds a layer on top of the account login, but it doesn’t remove that dependency.

    Acceptance criteria:
    * Option to set a dedicated Pass login password, independent of the Proton account password
    * Pass stays tied to the same Proton account and subscription, with no extra account or plan needed
    * Changing or resetting the main Proton password doesn’t affect Pass access, and vice versa
    * Works alongside existing 2FA, hardware keys, and PIN or biometric unlock
    * Clear recovery options for the Pass credentials, kept separate from account recovery

    A password manager should be the one place that holds everything, including the keys to the rest of the ecosystem. Separate Pass credentials would make Proton Pass a true root of trust for Proton users, instead of something that depends on a password it can’t safely store itself.

    Note: This request is not the same as the existing “extra password” feature. The extra password adds a second lock on top of the Proton account login, so Pass still depends on the main Proton credentials. This request is for Pass to have its own independent login, so that it no longer relies on the account password at all.

    As a Proton user who stores all my passwords in Proton Pass, I want Proton Pass to have its own login credentials, separate from my main Proton account password, while staying on the same account and subscription, so that I can… more

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13. TOTP for KI Agenten

    I want to be in control every time an ai agent wants to access the vault. Giving a reason and protocol is not enough. If I am hacked, this is the last firewall for some passwords.

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14. Proton Passkey Export PGP Password Confirmation

    Confirmation dialog of the password being set to avoid mistyping. I aware you can view the password, but some folks do not see as well and possibly dyslexic which include myself. You have similar function for setting pins in Proton Pass for negating possible human mistakes.

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15. Show additional information: Password/Passphrase by chosen real character length e.g. (30)

    Problem:
    some accounts have a character limitation e.g. 32 characters.
    - If you create a new password with 30 characters, all fine.
    - If you create a new password with 40 characters, it will not be accepted. Error. You have to reduce and/or count manually each character.

    Solution:
    easy, simple character length information e.g. (30)
    Show additional information: Password/Passphrase by chosen real character length e.g. (30)

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16. Requesting email suggestions, username suggestions, and description features for Proton Pass.

    Hi there, I am recently starting to use Proton Pass & its UI and features, which are much more user-friendly, but I need some features that I believe enhance the user experience.

    1. Email Suggestion: Email suggestion helps to suggest an email from my previously saved email, which is/are already used on the password manager. So, I won't need to enter the same mail fully again. Just type the few mail portions or words, and suggestions will come across as a suggestion menu under the email input field.

    2. Username Suggestions: This feature is actually useful when I sign up on a website where a username is required. Sometimes, there is often confusion about what a username should be, and many people don't want to use the same username on different platforms, so they want a unique username. So, this auto username feature helps to generate unique or memorable usernames by clicking the auto username icon or button next to the username input field.

    3. Description Feature: It's an optional feature but also useful for some users. It helps users to write short descriptions about passwords or other credentials without using the notes field.

    Hi there, I am recently starting to use Proton Pass & its UI and features, which are much more user-friendly, but I need some features that I believe enhance the user experience.

    1. Email Suggestion: Email suggestion helps to suggest an email from my previously saved email, which is/are already used on the password manager. So, I won't need to enter the same mail fully again. Just type the few mail portions or words, and suggestions will come across as a suggestion menu under the email input field.

    2. Username Suggestions: This feature is actually useful when I sign up on a… more

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17. Add a feature that allows to add or edit a photo for the session item

    When creating a new session item, if you enter a website's URL, the website's image appears right away—which is fine. However, this doesn't always work, and it would be nice if we users could upload our own images.

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18. Convert an existing alias item into a login item

    I saved a hide-my-email alias in Proton Pass. Later I needed a password for that same account, and there's no way to add one: item types are fixed, so an alias can't be edited into a login.

    The only workaround is a separate login item with the alias copied in, and then either keeping both items forever or deleting the old alias entry, which permanently deletes the alias address itself. Two items for one account, or a broken alias.

    The ask: let me convert an alias item into a login item, or just add a password field to it, while keeping the alias address intact. The alias and the password belong to the same account, so they should live in one item.

    I saved a hide-my-email alias in Proton Pass. Later I needed a password for that same account, and there's no way to add one: item types are fixed, so an alias can't be edited into a login.

    The only workaround is a separate login item with the alias copied in, and then either keeping both items forever or deleting the old alias entry, which permanently deletes the alias address itself. Two items for one account, or a broken alias.

    The ask: let me convert an alias item into a login item, or just add a password field to it, while… more

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19. Search shows total number of entries, regardless of category selected

    When searching in Proton Pass it is possible to first select a preset category search filter such as 'Alias'. Each of these show the number of entries in that category. A label below these presets shows which is selected.

    When a filter is selected, however, although the label below changes, the count beside this continues to show the total number of entries in Proton Pass, rather than changing to show the count in that category.

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20. When searching in 'Custom' in Proton Pass, should show the correct subcategory icon, not the spanner icon

    If adding a More/Custom entry, further templates are offered, such as Technology>Software Licence or Finance>Bank Account. Each of these has their own icon.

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