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1. Allow Proton Pass to have STEAM MFA codes (just like Authenticator already has)

   Currently, Proton Pass only allows 2FA codes of 6 digits, all numbers. Proton Authenticator allows the same type of 2FA, but ALSO allows otherts, like Steam MFA type, which is 5 digits and can contain letters. This feature is to imnplement that same type in Proton Pass, at least put it as part of paid plans. I have proton unlimited but it's super frustrating and inconvenient having to use a different app just to login to other services, when I could have everything being autofilled in 1 app.

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2. add passpack import
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3. Desktop App - Enable Entra/Microsoft SSO with Passkeys or Security Keys

   When Security Key/Passkey login is enforced for Entra ID, it is not possible to log in to the respective Entra ID account. Passwordless login cannot be chosen in the auth popup.

   This was tested on macOS; I don't know how this is handled on Windows.

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4. Dear Proton Pass team, Proton's promise is security above all else, which is why I chose it as the foundation of my entire personal and bus

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   Proton's promise is security above all else, which is why I chose it as the foundation of my entire personal and business security architecture. I love the product and I'm a committed user.

   One small addition would make it truly complete: a Touch ID confirmation before autofilling credentials in the browser extension on Mac. Right now, an unlocked Mac session is all that's needed for autofill to trigger. A simple biometric re-prompt would add a meaningful extra layer without any real friction for the user.

   I think this would be a natural extension of Proton's security philosophy and something many users would appreciate.

   Thank you for building such a great product.

   Dear Proton Pass team,

   Proton's promise is security above all else, which is why I chose it as the foundation of my entire personal and business security architecture. I love the product and I'm a committed user.

   One small addition would make it truly complete: a Touch ID confirmation before autofilling credentials in the browser extension on Mac. Right now, an unlocked Mac session is all that's needed for autofill to trigger. A simple biometric re-prompt would add a meaningful extra layer without any real friction for the user.

   I think this would be a natural extension of Proton's security… more

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5. My former password manager was McAfee TrueKey.
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6. pass-cli: item view prints Hidden-typed values in plaintext; no safe way to discover an item's structure

   pass-cli is aimed at automation and agent workflows, but it currently forces agents to make a choice between guessing blind and over-exposing secrets:

   1. item view (human format) renders secret fields as Hidden("<full plaintext value>"). The type system clearly knows the field is Hidden — it just doesn't redact it. Default output should be Hidden(<redacted, N chars>), with an explicit --reveal (or the existing --field X) opting into the value. That one change makes bare view a safe discovery command: field names, note, and attachment metadata are exactly what a script needs to learn before requesting a specific value. --output json has the same problem and the same fix.

   2. There is no other discovery path. item list returns no field or attachment info, there's no describe-item command, and a wrong --field guess returns only Field does not exist: X — no hint of what fields do exist (field names are metadata, not secrets). An item whose only secret is a file attachment has zero fields, so every --field attempt fails identically with nothing pointing at the attachment. Callers today must pull the full plaintext item and build their own redaction just to learn a field name — the opposite of what a secrets manager should encourage.

   3. item attachment download is the one command that refuses friendly selectors. Everything else accepts --vault-name/--item-title; attachment download demands raw --share-id/--item-id/--attachment-id, which are only discoverable via the unredacted JSON view. It should accept the friendly selectors plus --file-name.

   4. Onboarding: pass-cli agent instructions emits the session token in plaintext inside the markdown it tells users to paste to an agent. Convenient, but it normalizes putting a live credential into a chat transcript — the exact anti-pattern a password manager should design against. The instructions should reference an env var or keychain path, never the token value itself.

   pass-cli is aimed at automation and agent workflows, but it currently forces agents to make a choice between guessing blind and over-exposing secrets:

   1. item view (human format) renders secret fields as Hidden("<full plaintext value>"). The type system clearly knows the field is Hidden — it just doesn't redact it. Default output should be Hidden(<redacted, N chars>), with an explicit --reveal (or the existing --field X) opting into the value. That one change makes bare view a safe discovery command: field names, note, and attachment metadata are exactly what a script needs to learn before requesting a specific value. --output json… more

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7. Merge/De-duplicate the Suggestion Box!!

   Autofind and remove duplicates - 1818 votes
   Merge passwords and aliases - 1285 votes
   Let us merge entries in ProtonPass... - 726 votes
   Remove Duplicate entries - 262 votes

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8. Allow sharing passwords witn non-proton users with longer expiry or allow password recovery

   The current feature to share passwords with someone else with an expiry date is very useful. However, the maximum 30 days expiry is quite limiting if one wants to share a password in case someone dies or changes responsibilities and is no longer interested in maintaining access to the service protected by the password.

   With a 30 day expiry, one has to remember to reshare the password regularly, which may be fine but 30 days means one would have to share again every month or so. Best would be if there were another mechanism.

   Either extend the potential duration to, say,. one year, where the user could put a reminder to reshare in a year or allow for some form of "user is deceased or is not available' type of recovery. Maybe something like a recovery code that can be used to recover a password or set of passwords that were shared. If someone requests recovery, first inform the user that recovery has been requested and, if the user does not take action within, say, a week, allow recovery.

   The current feature to share passwords with someone else with an expiry date is very useful. However, the maximum 30 days expiry is quite limiting if one wants to share a password in case someone dies or changes responsibilities and is no longer interested in maintaining access to the service protected by the password.

   With a 30 day expiry, one has to remember to reshare the password regularly, which may be fine but 30 days means one would have to share again every month or so. Best would be if there were another mechanism.

   Either extend the potential duration to,… more

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9. Add spell-checking settings: disable spell checker and select languages

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   Please add spell-checking settings to Proton Pass, especially to the desktop application.

   Currently, Proton Pass performs spell checking automatically, but there does not appear to be any user-accessible setting to control it. On Linux, this can result in valid words being underlined in red when Proton Pass uses a different language from the language being typed.

   For example, using Proton Pass Desktop on EndeavourOS (Arch Linux) and regularly work in both Estonian and English. English text is currently shown with red spell-check underlines, and I cannot find any way in Proton Pass to either select the correct language or disable spell checking.

   Requested settings

   Please add the following options under Proton Pass settings:

   • Enable spell checking — on/off
   • Spell-check languages — allow one or more languages to be selected simultaneously
   • Ideally, allow automatic language detection as an additional option

   For example:

   • Estonian (et)
   • English (United Kingdom) (en-GB)
   • English (United States) (en-US)

   It is important to support multiple languages simultaneously because many users regularly enter notes, item names and other text in more than one language.

   Expected behaviour

   If spell checking is enabled, Proton Pass should use the languages selected by the user.

   If spell checking is disabled, no spell-check underlines should be shown.

   The selected setting should persist between application restarts.

   Technical note

   Proton Pass Desktop is Electron-based, and Electron already provides APIs for controlling spell checking and selecting spell-check languages, including:

   session.setSpellCheckerEnabled(false)
   session.setSpellCheckerLanguages(['et', 'en-GB', 'en-US'])
   

   Therefore, the underlying Electron functionality already exists; Proton Pass mainly needs to expose it as a user preference.

   This would be particularly useful on Linux, where relying only on the operating system locale is insufficient for multilingual users.

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   Please add spell-checking settings to Proton Pass, especially to the desktop application.

   Currently, Proton Pass performs spell checking automatically, but there does not appear to be any user-accessible setting to control it. On Linux, this can result in valid words being underlined in red when Proton Pass uses a different language from the language being typed.

   For example, using Proton Pass Desktop on EndeavourOS (Arch Linux) and regularly work in both Estonian and English. English text is currently shown with red spell-check underlines, and I cannot find any way in Proton Pass to either select the correct language or… more

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10. Proton Pass: Click to edit title

    Add a feature to be able to edit titles of saved items in Proton Pass by clicking on the title after selecting it (in the desktop version).

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11. open login links in inprivate

    Currently, when using a browser in InPrivate/Private mode, clicking a saved link from a login entry in Proton Pass Current issue with Proton Pass : opens the link in a standard browser window instead of the existing private window.

    Please improve Proton Pass’s link-opening behavior so that links respect the browser’s current browsing mode. If Proton Pass is being used in a private window, links should open in that private browsing session rather than switching to a standard window.

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12. show changes when asking to update a login

    Sometimes the "Update this login?' dialog appears when I hjaven't changed my password, or done anything else that I would think caused a change. I am given Yes/No selection and little else. In the interests of transparency, it would be helpful to know what Porton Pass thinks has changed before I make a decision to change or discard whatever it might be.

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13. The master password should be required whenever biometric data is changed

    If the ‘Use system lock if biometrics fail’ setting is disabled in Proton Pass on an Android smartphone, you’ll want to prevent anyone from logging in using the password.
    However, if a fingerprint is added in the smartphone settings, this setting can be bypassed.
    This constitutes an unintended bug and, potentially, a security risk if the lock screen password is shared, as users may believe they cannot log in to Proton Pass using the password.

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14. List view on Windows Desktop App

    Your windows desktop app shows all totps as tiles. List view, detail view, or compact view would be much better, and of course, sorting from there would be much easier.

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15. Be able to clear "recent" items

    Proton Pass automatically lists your logins/items by most recently used/autofilled. While it is helpful, it would also be nice to be able to clear the recent items, like you can clear your recent searches, for example.

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16. Create a separate view for pinned favorite items

    It is possible to pin favourite items. However, the pinned objects are difficult to identify visually. Depending on the screen size, only 3 to 6 pinned objects are displayed at a time. As a result, the implemented solution with the pin functionality is of limited practical use.

    A dedicated view is required, in which all favourites are displayed in the 'standard' default view.

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17. Proton Physical Security Key

    I never understood why this is not for sale. Like for real. 100% privacy? this is much needed.

    And just to be clear, the title and all are misleading because what i actually want to suggest is a bit more.

    Let's say i have a pc, i start Proton VPN, and it works no issue since the physical key is inserted. But then i want to use this on a different device, well all i need to do is unplug it, put it in another pc, open proton apps, and well, i don't need to write my password. Not for drive, not for email, not for pass, not for vpn, and i am logged in.

    Also please be aware that i am not suggesting this for convenience but for security reasons

    bonus info: you need at leas 2 of them since each is the single in the world. And if you lose, damage, corrupt, break, gets stolen, you can't access your account, at all. Done. Can't be undone. it's gone. So this is why one is the one you actually use and one that while you register (so it can be used to unlock), it is placed somewhere safe where no one can touch it....???

    the other bonus info, the idea of such keys is that they are physically inside, i understand it's like a silicon or something that gets read so it's not a password or otherwise that can be take or stolen.

    LAST BONUS!!! Use this keys for a proton account that you don't use for anything other then to take control of you main proton account. Meaning that even if someone steals you physical key, and wants to use it to get access to your main account, it will not work since that key is actually for the master account and, even if someone (room mates, flat mates, house mates, friend, work collage, guest, family, hidden cameras as sadly this is getting worse and worse, so on), see you putting in the usb, that is actually just you faking it. Why faking it? so that they have the impression they can't touch your account without that key so they will not annoy you about it since the key is to special to just borrow <- as a reminder, I am not talking about people who you can trust, but the type who want to know more then you permitted them.

    EDIT: sorry for the rand. I am annoyed beyond words how many people want other people's data to scam, sell, or otherwise. And i though me writing like how i wrote it's better then me talking about criminal organisations, ai, and other stuff that are actually worse then what i wrote.

    I never understood why this is not for sale. Like for real. 100% privacy? this is much needed.

    And just to be clear, the title and all are misleading because what i actually want to suggest is a bit more.

    Let's say i have a pc, i start Proton VPN, and it works no issue since the physical key is inserted. But then i want to use this on a different device, well all i need to do is unplug it, put it in another pc, open proton apps, and well, i don't need to write my password. Not for… more

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18. Quicker password access for Desktop Apps

    I believe having a way for Pass to see open apps and recommend passwords for desktop apps may be beneficial. I'm sure this is very involved, but it would be a drastic improvement to the UI. For example, for me to open Spotify, OpenEvidence, Work applications, and be able to click the tray icon for pass to autofill the account sign in after I select which app I am opening.

    This of course would benefit from having a tray icon (as with the VPN) that sits in the notification tray to increase efficiency.

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19. Allow copying item name

    When we open any vault item, we are not able to copy its name. Please allow copying the name of the saved item as it can be useful for some use-cases.

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20. Add a "Device" item type for computers, routers, and other hardware

    Proton Pass has item types for logins, cards, identities, notes, and more — but nothing for the hardware those items live on. Right now, device details end up forced into a Note or scattered across a custom item.

    The ask: a dedicated Device item type with purpose-built fields, such as:

    • Manufacturer, model, and serial number
    • MAC address(es) — Wi-Fi, Ethernet, Bluetooth
    • Assigned/static IP address
    • Firmware version + manufacturer support/firmware URL
    • Purchase date and warranty info
    • Linked login item (router admin, device account, etc.)

    Anyone who's ever crawled behind a desk with a flashlight to read the sticker on the bottom of a router knows the pain. That sticker belongs in an encrypted vault — searchable, readable, and reachable without unplugging anything.

    For home users, it's every gadget's vitals in one secure place. For IT folks and homelab tinkerers, it's a lightweight asset inventory inside a tool they already trust. Whether you manage two devices or two hundred, this vote is for you.

    Proton Pass has item types for logins, cards, identities, notes, and more — but nothing for the hardware those items live on. Right now, device details end up forced into a Note or scattered across a custom item.

    The ask: a dedicated Device item type with purpose-built fields, such as:

    • Manufacturer, model, and serial number
    • MAC address(es) — Wi-Fi, Ethernet, Bluetooth
    • Assigned/static IP address
    • Firmware version + manufacturer support/firmware URL
    • Purchase date and warranty info
    • Linked login item (router admin, device account, etc.)

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