Specific issue:
No current sorting option enables formatting of the user list by which specific items (logins, aliases, etc.,) were most recently used / had credentials copied from.

Context:
Users with higher threat models (or users who simply just prefer) the native desktop app (for Linux and Windows) do not currently have the 'import usr/pwd with' functionality of the browser extensions, and are required to manually copy credentials between Pass/Auth and the target application. As a result of the increased required user actions, the net time for a user to access any service with Pass/Auth to increases (marginally but not insignificantly).

Compounding effect:
The current Pass sorting options are: most recent, alphabetical, newest to oldest, & oldest to newest.

With the currently available options, as a user's list grows, frequently accessed/used items are less readily accessible within the list and must be located either through manually searching in the search bar or by scrolling through the list until visually identified. This is a second source contributing to increased total required used actions to successfully input credentials from the Pass/Auth services.

The compounding effect elevates the UX tradeoff, of using the browser extension vs the native app, from being marginally poorer into being substantially poorer.

Expectation: Adding sorting by last used / recently copied from options (and their inverse) to the sorting list would greatly enhance UX through improved efficiency and reduced manual interaction requirements; it would also bring the native desktop apps to closer to functional parity with their browser extension peers.

A similar request is detailed at: https://protonmail.uservoice.com/forums/953584-proton-pass-authenticator/suggestions/50326692-treat-copied-passwords-as-recently-used