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1. Lock with biometrics or pin code on mobile

   Currently proton pass on ios only allows you to lock/unlock using face id.

   Face ID is not very secure for a variety of reasons, and it doesn't make sense that the proton mail app allows passcode lock but proton pass does not.

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2. Filter by item type

   Please add a Filter items by type (Logins, Aliases, Cards, Notes) in mobileApp. It is done in browser extension, but not in mobile app.

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3. Unify design language around disabling aliases between SimpleLogin and Proton Pass

   Users should be able to disable an alias, but enable it when it is needed. The design of SimpleLogin does this correctly. Users should not need to "move an alias to the trash" in order to disable that alias. When an alias is kept long term, but in a disabled state, it should not remain in the "trash." This is very counter-intuitive behavior. Disabling and enabling each login should be a simple toggle, not a complex action of moving in and out of the trash when a user wants to accept mail at that address again. If anything, the trash should hold aliases that will be permanently removed after a set period, not disabled aliases indefinitely as it currently does. There should be clear visualization of the state of whether the alias is "active" or "disabled" on every view of that alias. Currently, there is no obvious indication whether the aliases you are viewing are active or not in both the web app and the android app.

   Users should be able to disable an alias, but enable it when it is needed. The design of SimpleLogin does this correctly. Users should not need to "move an alias to the trash" in order to disable that alias. When an alias is kept long term, but in a disabled state, it should not remain in the "trash." This is very counter-intuitive behavior. Disabling and enabling each login should be a simple toggle, not a complex action of moving in and out of the trash when a user wants to accept mail at that address again. If anything, the trash… more

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4. add rediretion to simple login

   I could imagine Proton team are so busy and more but for now we can just create and delete alias from protonpass.

   but maybe you could add link in alias in proton pass to redirect to simple login for doing stuff like, block some e-mail, disable it, or send e-mail.

   Just a litle link for now, I now you will do better after, but a little thing could be so great.

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