Domain URL matching rules
Proton pass should have URL matching rules like bitwarden. This makes it easier to handle different usecases.
For instance, at work I have different usernames/passwords on different subdomains and I would like to be able to limit certain credentials to specific subdomains and have others shared accross multiple subdomains.
So that would be great to have a diffrent matching rules like:
- root domain
- hostname
- starts with
- regex
- exact match
- ...
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Tex Ranger commented
How long does this critical feature need to be "Under Review"? This has got to be hurting your bottom line.
Fix this, and I will buy your pro subscription tomorrow.
Please, please, please get it done. I can then get rid of ZohoVault, which drives me crazy.
It's like finding a great deal on a supercar only to find it's missing the engine.
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Gerkin
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This is one of the 2 features I miss the most from 1Password. This password manager was just flawless for me, and started using Proton pass because I took a pack with other stuff, and this feature (and another) really make me wonder if this is a good investment
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Khanh
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Is the status here correct? Because looks like its on the roadmap: https://proton.me/blog/pass-roadmap-spring-summer-2026
(Really looking forward to it for my homelab setup even though the current mechanism works most of the time)
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Anthony
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This is super important for Home Lab users who will have their own domain. When I visit any self hosted service, I have dozens of usernames that pop up and I can't select the right one from my mobile phone since the list is limited. This is critical.
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Robert Neve commented
This is such a simple feature and the only reason I remain on bitwarden
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huntertwharris
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2026 feature still lacking :(
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Collin Moore
commented
This is a basic feature all the competitors have. Easy enough to stay away from Proton Pass until they wake up I guess, everyone else can handle this.
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Anonymous 1
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For sites that use different domain but same account
examples)
proton.me, protonvpn.com
google.com, youtube.com
etc...Setting domain rules to treat them as the same site.
Like Bitwarden -
SD
commented
At least enable a toggle switch for enabling or disabling fuzzy match.
That will forces the manager to only show credentials that match the full app1.domain.com. and app2. domain.com.
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Rock
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I tried so hard to completely switch to Proton Pass, but I am once again switching back to Bitwarden.
This is still an absolute deal-breaker for me.
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s
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I'm baffled how devs still have not implemented this feature
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bandit
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literally even just a small checkbox that would require an exact match could be implemented in a few hours and be light years better than their current implementation
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Barry Tuber
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I have lots of sites that are subdomains of a parent domain, and my old password manager could tell the difference. Would be great it Proton Pass would finally do that too.
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Stefan
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Please implement this :-)
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Jey Rey
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Any update on this?
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Sam
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I host a Vaultwarden server just to get around this short coming of Proton Pass. Would love to simply have everything via Proton-Pass
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Andi
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This is a simple security and time-saving feature, which does not seem that hard to implement. Instead of pushing Lumo, Calendar, or Wallet - it would be much nicer to have this added. It is not even a complicated feature to implement compared to what features like CLI
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ez chonny commented
Are we actually serious here? such basic component that hasn't been implemented since 2023? what are these devs doing bro... we really do need this!
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Trufi
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I really miss this feature in Proton Pass comparing with Bitwarden. As a web developer, I often deal with preview environments of web applications (e.g. deployed via Vercel). Most of them use the same login and password, but currently there doesn’t seem to be a way to configure Proton Pass to work with those domains.
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Alexander Clark
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When saving a new password, the title of the entry should be the site/service/app name, not the full URL. For example, saving a FB login would show Facebook as the entry title, not www.facebook.com/login as the title.