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1. reorder custom key value pairs

   Allow for added custom key value pairs to be dragged and dropped in any order including above or below default key value pairs.
   e.g.
   For "Login" items, the default key value pairs are "Username" and "Password". If I were to create a custom key value pair called "PIN", I may want to reorder the key value pairs so that "PIN" sits in the order between "Username" and "Password"

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2. Separate vault profiles or identity containers with password protection in Proton Pass

   Please add support for separating login credentials into different vaults, profiles, or identity containers inside Proton Pass — similar to how "Identities" work in LastPass.

   This request is only for Proton Pass and is unrelated to "Identities" in Proton Mail or other services.

   The goal is to allow users to create separate compartments within their Proton Pass vault, such as:
   1. Personal
   2. Work

   Each "vault profile" should:
   * Be optionally protected by a second password or PIN
   * Be isolated from autofill/search in other profiles
   * Require manual switching (with authentication) to access

   Why is this important?

   1. Security through separation. It minimizes the risk of data leaks across contexts (e.g., using a work password on a personal site), especially if malware targets browser autofill.
   2. Personal/Work life separation. Many users store both personal and professional credentials in one Proton Pass account, which leads to a messy organization or accidental autofill.
   3. Match features in competing products. LastPass supports "Identities" and it was very useful. Proton Pass could adopt a vault profiles concept to meet these needs.

   Bonus features (optional):
   * Assign a vault profile when creating/editing a login or note.
   * Use different default profiles per browser or per domain.

   Prevent autofill/search across profiles without password unlock.

   Please add support for separating login credentials into different vaults, profiles, or identity containers inside Proton Pass — similar to how "Identities" work in LastPass.

   This request is only for Proton Pass and is unrelated to "Identities" in Proton Mail or other services.

   The goal is to allow users to create separate compartments within their Proton Pass vault, such as:
   1. Personal
   2. Work

   Each "vault profile" should:
   * Be optionally protected by a second password or PIN
   * Be isolated from autofill/search in other profiles
   * Require manual switching (with authentication) to access

   Why is this important?

   1. Security through… more
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3. Link Items to other Items

   Using finance as my example.

   Currently as it stands, I can have a vault for Finance, it would include items such as Notes, Card, Login, Other... For one bank. Add multiple banks, and you get a very cluttered vault, very quickly, mixed with Notes, Logins, Cards that all say something similar. If you add other categories to the mix, the clutter expands.

   In my case, I would like the ability to create a vault that just houses my Logins, but has the ability to link the logins to my Notes, Cards, Identity, or Other for that particular bank's login that is located in another vault or just in the default All Items vault.

   This would mean, if I am attempting to login to my bank, I can easily from my login information navigate to the Notes, Card, or Other items for that bank, without having to hunt for it. And of course, if a login can be linked to a note, when the link occurs, if I am on the note I should be able to navigate back to the login, or whatever items it is linked to.

   I think this would go a long way with making vaults be primarily for Logins, then use the logins as a means to link to additional notes and items.

   Side note... The login with Proton for ideas. Doesn't work. :)

   Using finance as my example.

   Currently as it stands, I can have a vault for Finance, it would include items such as Notes, Card, Login, Other... For one bank. Add multiple banks, and you get a very cluttered vault, very quickly, mixed with Notes, Logins, Cards that all say something similar. If you add other categories to the mix, the clutter expands.

   In my case, I would like the ability to create a vault that just houses my Logins, but has the ability to link the logins to my Notes, Cards, Identity, or Other for that particular bank's login that… more

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4. yubikey permanently on

   Hi, I use the yubikey with my proton pass account and I am happy Proton does support Yubikeys,in general. For an extra layer of security, it woudl be even nicer if it was possible to have the key behaving like it does with the Yubikey authentificator (desktop app) where the app is locked whenever the yubikey is not inserted (anymore) in the computer usb port.

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5. Search with or create password rules to flag my logins with different tags

   I use Proton Pass to manage a wide range of logins. Some of them should be protected by strong passwords. Some of them should use weaker passwords because they are not that important or maybe I have to share it with family members. Some of them are test logins for development, so they will use silly common passwords.

   I'd like to have a password searching rules so I can flag some of them as logins that I need to take actions. Or flag them as shared logins or dev logins so I don't have to worry about them.

   Any other solutions will be welcome, password rules may not be the best solution.

   I use Proton Pass to manage a wide range of logins. Some of them should be protected by strong passwords. Some of them should use weaker passwords because they are not that important or maybe I have to share it with family members. Some of them are test logins for development, so they will use silly common passwords.

   I'd like to have a password searching rules so I can flag some of them as logins that I need to take actions. Or flag them as shared logins or dev logins so I don't have to worry about them.

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6. Recovery file

   Possibility to save recovery file.

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7. Linux Mobile support

   Linux mobile devices are starting to gain traction and maturity. While the ecosystem is not perfect yet, it is becoming increasingly usable. Supporting this movement with well-adapted Proton applications would make a significant difference.

   At the moment, however, the current releases are not very mobile-friendly.

   For example, Proton Pass is now distributed unofficially on Flathub, and it recently gained an aarch64 release, which was great to see: https://github.com/flathub/me.proton.Pass

   Unfortunately, after opening the application on a Linux mobile device, it became clear that the interface is not responsive enough for small touch screens.

   Would it be possible to improve the responsiveness of the applications and better support smaller/mobile Linux screens?

   Thank you for your work and for considering Linux mobile users.

   GitHub issue: https://github.com/ProtonMail/WebClients/issues/505

   Screenshot: https://postimg.cc/477Fk0DP

   Linux mobile devices are starting to gain traction and maturity. While the ecosystem is not perfect yet, it is becoming increasingly usable. Supporting this movement with well-adapted Proton applications would make a significant difference.

   At the moment, however, the current releases are not very mobile-friendly.

   For example, Proton Pass is now distributed unofficially on Flathub, and it recently gained an aarch64 release, which was great to see: https://github.com/flathub/me.proton.Pass

   Unfortunately, after opening the application on a Linux mobile device, it became clear that the interface is not responsive enough for small touch screens.

   Would it be possible to improve the responsiveness… more

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8. Add Samsumg Pass

   Add Samsung Pass, their password and identity manager to ProtonPass

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9. Add optional Secret Service (D-Bus) key provider for pass-cli on desktop Linux (KWallet / GNOME Keyring)

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   On Linux, Pass CLI defaults to PROTON_PASS_KEY_PROVIDER=keyring. According to the docs, this uses kernel key retention (kernel keyring) on Linux to avoid relying on D-Bus in headless/server environments.
   Because kernel secrets are cleared on reboot, this causes a forced logout after every reboot even on desktop systems:

   • Login works
   • Reboot
   • Next run: "Local encryption key not found but session exists. Forcing logout … Run pass-cli login again."`

   This is expected with kernel keyring, but it’s not a good desktop experience. On KDE/GNOME desktops, org.freedesktop.secrets (Secret Service) is available via D-Bus and users already rely on KWallet / GNOME Keyring for persistent secrets.

   Feature request:

   1. Add an optional key provider that stores the local encryption key in Freedesktop Secret Service (D-Bus), e.g.
      • PROTON_PASS_KEY_PROVIDER=secret-service (name up to you), or
      • automatically use Secret Service when available, and fall back to kernel keyring only in headless environments.
   2. Improve the forced-logout UX by explicitly explaining the cause and the correct variable name:
      • Mention that Linux keyring uses kernel secret storage and secrets are cleared on reboot
      • Suggest alternatives in the error message (fs/env) and document the exact env vars (PROTON_PASS_KEY_PROVIDER, PROTON_PASS_ENCRYPTION_KEY, etc.)

   Why this matters:
   Many desktop users do not want filesystem (fs) or environment (env) key storage for security reasons, but also don’t want to re-authenticate after every reboot. Secret Service would solve this on desktops while keeping kernel keyring as a robust default for servers/containers.

   Body:
   On Linux, Pass CLI defaults to PROTON_PASS_KEY_PROVIDER=keyring. According to the docs, this uses kernel key retention (kernel keyring) on Linux to avoid relying on D-Bus in headless/server environments.
   Because kernel secrets are cleared on reboot, this causes a forced logout after every reboot even on desktop systems:

   • Login works
   • Reboot
   • Next run: "Local encryption key not found but session exists. Forcing logout … Run pass-cli login again."`

   This is expected with kernel keyring, but it’s not a good desktop experience. On KDE/GNOME desktops, org.freedesktop.secrets (Secret Service) is available via D-Bus and users already rely on KWallet / GNOME… more

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10. All Apps for Linux (NOT MacOs)
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11. Emergency access - allow non-proton accounts

    My emergency contact doesn't have a proton account nor do I think we should force them to have one. This feature is therefore useless to me.

    In an emergency, the last thing I want my contact doing is having to remember how to log in to a service they never use. This should be a genuinely useful feature, and I hope not a feature to leverage obtaining new users.

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12. Better passwords generator

    The password generator is just BAD. Like WHY with a 25 caracters password, I have 1 number and 2 special caracters ? You should add an option to set a minimal of numbers and a minimal of special caracters. Thank you.
    Sometimes I need to multiple regenerate a password because it's so bad that I just CANT use that.

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13. Support saving PRF Passkeys

    Please add support for saving PRF Passkeys. You're the only Passwod manager which doesn't support them yet and it's very necessary for some services.

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14. ESET Password Manager Import

    Hello! ESET Password Manager is going to be End Of Life this year and I am looking to import my passwords. Let me know if I can assist in any way with my redacted data file.

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15. Please add the option to import the SafeInCloud.xml database from the "SafeinCloud" password manager

    Please add the option to import the SafeInCloud.xml database from the "SafeinCloud" password manager

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16. NO marketing popups in the Proton Pass extension

    While hitting backspace to clear the search field in the Proton Pass extension, a marketing popup for Proton Duo came up and DESELECTED the search field. Pressing backspace then navigated me back through several webpages, losing my form inputs. Let me be 100% crystal clear: The Proton Pass extension is a critical tool for performing time-sensitive security tasks. It is in no way acceptable to have marketing popups (on a service I already pay a significant amount of money for) interfering with these critical tasks. If you have a marketing offer, send it by email as you already do on a regular basis.

    While hitting backspace to clear the search field in the Proton Pass extension, a marketing popup for Proton Duo came up and DESELECTED the search field. Pressing backspace then navigated me back through several webpages, losing my form inputs. Let me be 100% crystal clear: The Proton Pass extension is a critical tool for performing time-sensitive security tasks. It is in no way acceptable to have marketing popups (on a service I already pay a significant amount of money for) interfering with these critical tasks. If you have a marketing offer, send it by email as you already do on… more

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17. Security Questions

    Support the security question field type.
    Auto-generate answers. Mask the data

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18. Lock Proton Authenticator feature (similar to Proton Pass

    lock access to the authenticator codes.

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19. SplashID 9 Pro Import

    I would like to import my passwords from SplashID Pro 9. Can you please add this function?

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20. Edit the code name on the authenticator

    For example, on Google Authenticator, you can edit the code name—for instance, if it shows “x account code,” you can rename it as “Twitter.”

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