Proton Pass & Authenticator
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j'aimerai importer mes notes depuis l'application EVERNOTE. Merci
Bonjour,
étant avant sur evernote, et ayant mis toutes mes notes dessus, je ne sais pas comment les récupérer a part des copier/coller une par une.
j'aimerai importer mes notes depuis l'application EVERNOTE. Merci2 votes -
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Password generator needs to support more characters
The generated password needs to be longer than 64 characters. 100 would be good and is supported by most applications.
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Manual data breach checks
Since paid subscription adds an automatic monitor to check if logins have been compromised in data breaches, would be nice to have a manual button for free users to do that.
I think it doesnt devaluate the paid feature, since automatic monitoring is still overpowered and nice for a paid plan, but still allow free users to fast and manually (due to free plan) check if pass or email was compromised.
I also think it is not a too demanding feature since there is a system to check data, just a manual button next to login register for free users…
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Pass needs export functionality
Proton Pass mobile app needs to have export functionality to be able to switch between services.
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Targeted auto-fill of individual entries via the browser extension
When opening the ProtonPass browser extension, an explicit button such as “Fill” for each entry would be desirable. This would allow exactly this data record to be used for the currently open website. This would prevent incorrect entries and increase control, especially when multiple logins are stored for the same domain.
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Reduction of redundant confirmations for existing entries
When updating existing password entries, double confirmation is currently required. This slows down the workflow and offers no discernible added security value. A single, clearly understandable confirmation would significantly improve usability without reducing the level of security.
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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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Advanced quick access features
The browser add-on needs a significantly more intelligent search function with fuzzy matching, keyboard shortcuts, and a quick preview that displays relevant information without opening the entry completely. The competition already offers features such as “instant login” or “one-click login” – Proton Pass should surpass this with a system that presents not only logins, but also associated 2FA codes, security questions, and even temporary notes in a unified overlay.
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Context-based suggestions and AI assistance
While competitors such as Dashlane have already integrated AI features, Proton Pass lacks an intelligent assistance function. Proton could score points here with privacy-first AI: A local AI assistant that never sends data to external servers could identify weak passwords, detect duplicates, and provide context-based security recommendations. The AI could also recognize login patterns and suggest which accounts may have been inactive for a long time and should be deleted. A feature that automatically recognizes whether a website is trustworthy or potentially dubious when creating new accounts would be particularly valuable.
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Samsung-specific integration
On Samsung devices, Proton Pass should offer deeper integration with Samsung Pass and Samsung Knox. Many Samsung users are accustomed to using biometric authentication via the integrated fingerprint sensor or iris recognition. Proton Pass should be seamlessly integrated here and also offer Samsung DeX support so that the password manager works just as smoothly in desktop mode. Intelligent recognition of Samsung's own apps and services would significantly improve the user experience, as many Samsung apps use special login mechanisms.
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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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Expanded Vault Organization
While ProtonPass supports vaults, folders, and subfolders, it lacks intelligent organizational features. Automatic tagging based on categories like "Finance," "Social Media," "Work," or "Shopping" would be helpful. Smart collections that dynamically update based on criteria—such as "All logins not used in the last 30 days" or "All accounts with weak passwords"—would also be extremely useful. A timeline view showing when each login was created, modified, or last used would significantly improve organization.
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Improving Android/One UI Integration
To compete with system-integrated solutions like Google Password Manager or Samsung Pass, Proton Pass needs to move beyond being "just an app" and become a deeply integrated system component. I propose the following technical improvements to achieve a seamless, high-performance experience on Android and One UI:
Full Credential Manager API Optimization: Instead of relying on legacy autofill overlays, Proton Pass should perfectly implement the Android 14+ Credential Manager API. This ensures that login prompts appear as native system bottom sheets. Specifically, the "gray square" icon bug on Samsung devices must be fixed to ensure a professional, native look.
Accessibility Service…
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Deduplication & Merge Tool for Proton Pass
Proton Pass currently lacks a native feature to identify and manage duplicate entries, which is a significant pain point for vault hygiene. Especially after importing data from other managers, users often end up with redundant items that must be manually found and deleted. I propose the implementation of a Duplicate Detection tool that scans the vault for identical URLs and usernames. Beyond simple deletion, a "Merge" function is essential to consolidate different notes or historical data from duplicates into a single primary entry. Adding this capability would greatly improve the user experience and help keep the vault organized and clutter-free…
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Recovery by government function
I would like to recover my account and encrypt data by existing "government tools" (in Germany "BundID")
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Import password folder names
When you import passwords from other password managers and they are in folders, offer to auto create the folders and place the same passwords into said folder(s), so the import is seamless.
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2026: Improve the functionality and GUI of the browser extension and the P.Pass web page.
Please focus your efforts on making the ProtonPass extension and web page more user-friendly and functional! Currently, both products are not at all intuitive and are quite clunky compared to others.
1) The Firefox extension:
If an unlock code has been set (with a 2-minute delay, for example) and you are simultaneously working on the ProtonPass web page, the browser extension will close after those 2 minutes. I believe the extension should remain open for various reasons as long as the web page window is open and not locked.
Simplifying the number of displayed elements as much as possible (normal…
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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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