Work around:
1. Export from Avire to CSV file
2. Open CSV file with your CSV editor or a text editor
3. In the header/first row, change "website" to "url"
4. change "note" to "notes"
5. Add "totp" column*. If you use a text editor you need to add ",totp" to the first row and "," (a comma) to all remaining rows.
6. Save the file and import it with Proton Pass as a "plain CSV file".

* The totp column in a Proton password manager CSV file stands for "Time-Based One-Time Password".

PS.: THANK YOU Proton team that you provided a helpful error message instead of "Uknown Error"!!!

would like to have this option so i am able to completely switch to proton

I would love if the passwords and 2fa could be imported from avira to proton pass

Import Avira PM please

Please add Avira (avira.com) as a Password Manager so that others and myself switching over from their platform may do so with ease.

When trying to import their .csv file via your guys' "Generic CSV" import option, I'm met with the following:
"Safari file could not be parsed. (CSV file is missing expected headers: Title, Username, Password)"

My recourse was considering the word "Safari" in the message I was met with, so I tried importing the .csv with your guys' import option of "Safari", even still, I was met with the same message.

Thank you so much for your guys' hard work & consideration.
I very much enjoy all of your software and look forward to fully integrating it into my operations.

Thanks for the tip using Chrome's .csv. It works!

I found a workaround for importing the passwords from Avira Password Manager: simply rename the column "website" to "url" and then it works if you import it via Chrome Password Manager. The only thing is that the notes also get imported but they are empty in Proton Pass.

yes, please

Definitely, a must have

In addition to the existing options (1Password, Bitwarden, etc). It would be helpful if any csv files could be imported or if at least the Avira Password Manager would be supported.

avira pwm import (csv)