Create login from alias
When I am on a "sign up" page and at the email field I select "Hide My Email" to create an alias, create a login with that alias and autofill the password field on the form.
I currently have to go and copy the email alias, and create a login, create a password, copy password and go paste the password into the form. Automating this process would be ideal.
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nic
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And what about not having to create an account?
Just use that alias immediatly (without doing anything else, in the "from" area when sendong an email
Just maybe to have the possibility when creating the alias to say
1) if it will be used to send emails
2) what should be the name displayed to the person who received the email -
Jen
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When we select the option to create a login instead of create an alias, then click in the email feed, it has a prompt to "hide my email" which is the alias feature. Instead of the option to make a login or make an alias, there could be one option, and the alias part of creating creating a login could be a button near the email field.
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BlL
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This is a very good idea, effectively once a login and/or a password has been created the ability to link on to each other or merge them to one would be very helpful instead of doing copy paste of both to build kind a of manual link.
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T
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Agree, as a new user this seems one of the most important features. I have been scrolling to find this idea!! At least a way to choose an alias in login creation. Starting with the last one made, then others. If not fully automated.
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Joe Velson
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Ability to create an Alias is one of the most attractive features of Proton Pass. However, having to go through the multi-step process of creating the Alias on a new website, opening Pass to create a login, then adding a password to that login, copying it and pasting it back to the original website is far to cumbersome. If I can autofill a new Alias I should also be able to autofill a new password and have those combined to create the new login record.