Proton Pass & Authenticator
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show disabled alies when login via extension
In some situations, I disable aliases when I receive too much spam from them. But sometimes I have to use these aliases to log in to services, and I need to verify my identity via email. The extension doesn’t show that this alias is disabled, and I don’t understand why I’m not receiving the email.
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Update Mechanism Mac Broken
Update Mechanism shows no available updates although there is a new version. This is even worse than having no update mechanism at all, as it misleads users into thinking they are on the latest version.
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Allow disabling browser Native Messaging (extension integration) on Linux
On startup, Proton Pass installs native messaging hosts for all major browsers. This causes clutter in the user's home folder and browser configuration, creates a wider attack surface and leaves artifacts that remain after Proton Pass is uninstalled.
This should be configurable in the application settings and on initial run, with an option like 1Password's "Connect with 1Password in the browser" option. Disabling this option would remove existing native messaging hosts and prevent them from being generated on startup.
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"Create Duplicate" option should create an identical duplicate including attachments
When creating a duplicate of an entry, it doesn't actually create identically same entry, because it strip off the attachments. I have to manually add each attachment, rename every single attachment once again for duplicated entry. Here's an example use case:
If I want to share a secure note with some of attachments after months, I wouldn't share the actual entry. Instead I would create an identical duplicate entry and check every field for validity. There are scenarios where I have to remove many fields or attachments from a shared note. In case of sharing password entry, this becomes even…4 votes -
It's just plain stupid that I have to upgrade my whole account, just to be able to use more 2FA in Proton Pass! Really bad.
This is a very bad business decision, to force users to upgrade the whole account, just to be able to have more 2FA entries in Proton Pass! I have no use for more Drive Space or a VPN. Paying for something I don't need. But it's an easy decision once my time runs out, end the subscription. Because in my eyes it's not a good fair option.
It's cheaper to create a Free Proton Pass and Upgrade that to Pass Pro! Any logic!?
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Disable autosave on Android
With the the Proton Pass Android app installed and the autofill option enabled, I keep getting many annoying requests asking me to save entries. This function is called autosave on Android and seems to automatically come once you enable Proton Pass for the system wide autofill.
For example I use Microsoft Authenticator for enterprise login and I need to enter generated two-digits codes in the MS Authenticator app each time I do a login in my web browser. Pass asks me each time if I want to save these two-digit codes, which wouldn't however make any sense at all since…
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In the Unlock screen, make "Sign out" either confirm when you click on it or move the button further away.
The "Sign out" option is too close to the "unlock" button. If you accidentally press it in this screen you're forced to log all the way back in and re-setup everything. It's a giant pain and not very useful to begin with. At least make it confirm or even better put it in a place like at the bottom of the box so it's harder to accidentally click on it.
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"Add as.." to avoid duplicates
When I log in to a website (for example LinkedIn) I copy/paste my login from the Proton Pass plugin titled "LinkedIn" (I use Chrome), after which it offers autofill the next time I visit the website: I want that, so I click "Add".
Problem is that it then creates a new entry with a title "linkedin.com".
Similarly I have now dozens of duplicates called app.xyz.com, login.abc.ch, etc.
There should be the option to enable autofill and selecting the preexisting entry to use. Great work guys, keep it up👍🏼3 votes -
Hide ALL instances of passwords in UI
Using Proton Pass in public is becoming increasingly risky as more and more cameras are installed in every country around the globe. When generating a random password, there is NO REASON to display it (unless the input field refuses to accept paste from clipboard). ALL PASSWORDS in EVERY dialog and popup display should be obscured by default.
As a workaround, I have to move my windows around so that the password field is offscreen while the Regenerate and Save buttons are still on screen. Then, if using the Proton Pass browser extension, my password is displayed onscreen again in the…
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Unlink Password Autofill from TOTP Autofill toggle in browser extension
I use Proton Pass exclusively for TOTP codes, while using another product for my passwords & passkeys. As such, I only want to enable autofill for TOTP codes, but right now, that cannot be enabled without also enabling password autofill. I'm using Firefox on macOS.
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I want to like and use Proton Pass - i just cant
You make moving from something simple like Apple Passwords impossible.
There is no direct transfer from Apple Passwords ... like with Bitwarden.I have to export to a plain text CSV, then somehow get that CSV securely yo a laptop, THEN again, transfer it into Proton Pass ... and after all that, it made a mess of the file.
Not only is this complicated, it doesn't even work right in the end. Wasted hours+ of my time just to find out I need to use Bitwarden.
If you want to stay competitive, make the interfaces universally compatible.
And where it…1 vote -
Backup proton pass to Proton Drive rather than iCloud
Backup Proton Pass to Proton Drive rather than iCloud
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Hide the generated password while creating a login item
One security improvement suggestion: make a change such that when generating a (new) password in creating or editing a login item, the generated password is NOT shown in plain text before saving the login item unless the user toggles a button to see it.
(Obfuscating the password generated while creating or editing a login item while making it optionally viewable is how the Apple Passwords app behaves, as an example.) This guards against eg someone watching through a surveillance camera in a hostile environment from viewing and capturing the newly generated password before the new login item is (re-)saved and…1 vote -
How to import from the Password Manager "PasswordWallet" from Selznick
How to import from the Password Manager "PasswordWallet" from Selznick
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Custom symbols as word separator for memorable passwords
Please add the ability to use custom symbols or characters as the word separator for memorable passwords. This allows for more secure password configurations and gives users additional choice for how their passwords should look.
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ProtonPass Alias
Composing a new e-mail alias is not straightforward, You cannot add the alias directly to From. You have to create a reverse-alias and add a contact for the recipient. This hides the real email address.
After creating an alias email; the alias should be available in the From drop down list, to use directly.
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Pass filter search improvement
Proton Pass filter search improvement.
An optimized filter search in Pass will make the service more user-friendly. For example, you can search for items with attached files, or search for items that contain certain filled-in fields.
17 votes -
pass-cli : add support of OpenSSH private-key format
It would be great if pass-cli ssh-agent parses and serves private keys in the OpenSSH format (openssh-key-v1), since that's the ssh-keygen default (OpenSSH 7.8+ // 2018) and the only format for ed25519.
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Integrate with Google Passwords
Why cant I import my passwords from Google? This seems obvious
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Autofill intelligence and reliability
The biggest problem that keeps cropping up in user reviews is the unreliability of the autofill feature. Proton Pass often fails to recognize login fields correctly, fills in fields incorrectly, or logs out unexpectedly. Proton needs to make significant improvements in this area. Competitors such as 1Password and Dashlane have developed significantly more sophisticated systems that can easily handle complex forms, multi-step login processes, and unconventional websites. Proton Pass should use machine learning to learn from failed autofill attempts and continuously improve its recognition rate. A fallback mechanism that automatically tries alternative filling methods when problems arise, rather than simply…
7 votes
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