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1. avira

   My password manager until now (Avira Password Manager) is not listed in your list? I would like to request it.

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2. Custom list of new account email autofills

   Proton Pass will suggest using my Proton email or a new alias when creating a new account somewhere, which is really helpful. However I currently still create new accounts under one of my old emails, so it would be nice if there was a way to customise this list.
   The easiest way would be to have a textbox in settings where you can specify an email address for Proton Pass to use for suggestions instead of my Proton address, but in an ideal world it would be great if I could specify a list of addresses to be suggested alongside my Proton address

   Proton Pass will suggest using my Proton email or a new alias when creating a new account somewhere, which is really helpful. However I currently still create new accounts under one of my old emails, so it would be nice if there was a way to customise this list.
   The easiest way would be to have a textbox in settings where you can specify an email address for Proton Pass to use for suggestions instead of my Proton address, but in an ideal world it would be great if I could specify a list of addresses to be suggested alongside… more

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3. Proton Authenticator shares attack surface with Proton Pass account login — defeating its purpose

   I want to raise something that I think deserves more attention in the security design of Proton Authenticator.

   The current setup creates a single point of failure: if an attacker compromises your Proton account credentials, they gain simultaneous access to both your passwords and your TOTP codes stored within the ecosystem. This effectively collapses a two-factor authentication scheme into a single-factor one from the attacker's perspective — the eggs-in-one-basket problem.

   The core value proposition of 2FA is that credentials and the second factor exist in separate threat domains. When both live behind the same login, that separation is largely illusory.

   A meaningful mitigation would be to introduce a distinct, independent authentication layer specifically for accessing the 2FA/TOTP vault — for example:

   • A separate PIN or passphrase not tied to the main Proton account password
   • Hardware key (FIDO2/WebAuthn) required specifically to unlock the TOTP functionality
   • Biometric re-authentication at the app level before revealing or auto-filling OTP codes

   This would ensure that even a fully compromised Proton account doesn't automatically hand over the second factors protecting users' external services.

   This seems like a logical next step for a platform positioning itself as a security-first alternative. Curious whether others feel this gap is as significant as I do, and whether the team has plans to address it.

   EDIT: If there is indeed a way to accomplish this already, its not clear from the presentation of the feature and app that this is achievable, and should then be made a stronger focus point
   - a current lack of separation breaks the entire security model by putting all the eggs in one basket.

   I want to raise something that I think deserves more attention in the security design of Proton Authenticator.

   The current setup creates a single point of failure: if an attacker compromises your Proton account credentials, they gain simultaneous access to both your passwords and your TOTP codes stored within the ecosystem. This effectively collapses a two-factor authentication scheme into a single-factor one from the attacker's perspective — the eggs-in-one-basket problem.

   The core value proposition of 2FA is that credentials and the second factor exist in separate threat domains. When both live behind the same login, that separation is largely illusory.

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4. Password Groups

   I would love to see a feature that would allow apparently duplicate passwords to be grouped or linked such that the Pass Monitor doesn't read them as duplicates between only those passwords yet still keeps an eye out for duplication between the group and other passwords not included in the group. The best example I have of this is Disney, who allows users to log in to all their brands (Hulu, ESPN, Nat Geo, etc.) with username and password. Right now, I have all those under one entry in Proton Pass, but I would prefer to have them separated just so I don't have to keep track of brands. Just a thought.

   I would love to see a feature that would allow apparently duplicate passwords to be grouped or linked such that the Pass Monitor doesn't read them as duplicates between only those passwords yet still keeps an eye out for duplication between the group and other passwords not included in the group. The best example I have of this is Disney, who allows users to log in to all their brands (Hulu, ESPN, Nat Geo, etc.) with username and password. Right now, I have all those under one entry in Proton Pass, but I would prefer to have them separated just… more

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5. Password Reminder

   It would be a very useful feature to have a periodic master password reminder, for example every few months, where the user is required to enter the master password in order to avoid forgetting it.

   This could be implemented by allowing the user to choose a time interval. Once the interval is reached, access via PIN or biometrics would always be delayed (e.g. by 5 seconds) until the master password has been entered at least once. The delay would continue to apply every time the user unlocks the vault, as long as the master password has not been entered.

   Especially when trying to convince new users to adopt a password manager like Proton Pass, this would be beneficial. New users are often encouraged to use a strong master password (for example a Diceware passphrase), and periodically entering it would help them remember it over time.

   It would be a very useful feature to have a periodic master password reminder, for example every few months, where the user is required to enter the master password in order to avoid forgetting it.

   This could be implemented by allowing the user to choose a time interval. Once the interval is reached, access via PIN or biometrics would always be delayed (e.g. by 5 seconds) until the master password has been entered at least once. The delay would continue to apply every time the user unlocks the vault, as long as the master password has not been entered.

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6. Offline email aliases

   I think it'd be useful to have a few new email aliases be available for offline use in the app. I'm sometimes in a situation like signing up for a wifi portal where I can't create a new alias because I'm offline so end up repurposing an existing one.

   I'm aware it might not be practical as it wouldn't really be possible to support prefixes

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7. Native-feeling Mac app

   There is a currently a Mac app but it is really unpleasant to use — it feels like a port of an app from another platform.

   • Does not provide native macOS autofill, instead requires a browser extension
   • No tabs or windows
   • No keyboard shortcuts, you have to rely on the mouse for everything, not even ⌘, for preferences
   • No “rubber band” scrolling which is a basic macOS feature that literally every app has
   • With an item selected, up and down arrows scroll a bit instead of moving the selection
   • Cannot right click an entry to act on it (delete, move, duplicate, ...)
     • Oh wait, you can't even duplicate items?
   • Menu bar items are basically the bare minimum — not even a help menu
   • Does not do basic UX things I'd expect literally any app to do, like remembering your sort order between lock and unlock

   This feels like a port of a Windows app, not a true Mac app. The result is that is it difficult to use efficiently.

   Ideally Proton would improve usability by making the app conform to basic macOS conventions.

   There is a currently a Mac app but it is really unpleasant to use — it feels like a port of an app from another platform.

   • Does not provide native macOS autofill, instead requires a browser extension
   • No tabs or windows
   • No keyboard shortcuts, you have to rely on the mouse for everything, not even ⌘, for preferences
   • No “rubber band” scrolling which is a basic macOS feature that literally every app has
   • With an item selected, up and down arrows scroll a bit instead of moving the selection
   • Cannot right click an entry to act on it (delete, move, duplicate,… more
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8. Proton Pass - start minimized on any linux DE

   While close to tray is fully supported on many DE, Proton Pass as an electron app does not support to start minimized.
   I've tried a bunch of scripting, but my developing skill sucks. So i guess it would be better to have a native linux app distributed as a flatpak (just lilke with Proton VPN) with the embeded desired option.

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9. Screenshot & Data Masking for Proton Authenticator

   Proposal: Enhanced Privacy for Proton Authenticator

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   We propose a feature to prevent unauthorized data capture of sensitive information within the Proton Authenticator app.

   The current state allows third-party apps to capture screenshots, exposing sensitive data like usernames (which often contain email addresses) and other private information.

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   Proposed Solutions

   1. Screenshot Prevention Toggle: Introduce an option in settings to disable screenshots while the app is in use.

   2. Username Masking: Implement a default "click to view" functionality for usernames, hiding them from plain sight.

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   Justification

   These features would align with Proton's core values by significantly enhancing user privacy and security. Implementing these changes would reinforce user trust and protect against data exposure from malicious or unintentional screenshot captures.

   Proposal: Enhanced Privacy for Proton Authenticator

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   We propose a feature to prevent unauthorized data capture of sensitive information within the Proton Authenticator app.

   The current state allows third-party apps to capture screenshots, exposing sensitive data like usernames (which often contain email addresses) and other private information.

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   Proposed Solutions

   1. Screenshot Prevention Toggle: Introduce an option in settings to disable screenshots while the app is in use.

   2. Username Masking: Implement a default "click to view" functionality for usernames, hiding them from plain sight.

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   Justification

   These features would align with Proton's core values by significantly enhancing user privacy and security. Implementing these… more

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10. Default Cursor Focus in Search Field

    When launching the Authenticator, please automatically put the cursor focus in the search field. I believe that’s where most people end up going anyway.

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11. Proton Authenticator Desktop App: MFA Token Sorting

    The Proton Authenticator desktop app currently doesn't have the ability to sort MFA tokens at all. This capability is available in the mobile app so curious as to why it's not available in the desktop app. Please add this capability.

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12. Option to hide password count for the certain website

    Option to hide the amount number of saved entries for a website.

    Now there is always a sign of the number of entries on all websites even after login. For example using Safari on MacOS you'll see the how many entries you've saved for all the websites before and after logging in.

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13. Native Windows‑wide Autofill integration for Proton services

    Proton’s autofill currently works only in the web and mobile apps, which leaves Windows users having to copy-paste or manually type sensitive data into desktop programs. This not only wastes time but also increases the risk of typos and accidental exposure. Competitors such as Bitwarden and 1Password already provide native Windows autofill extensions, leaving Proton at a usability disadvantage on the desktop.

    To address this, we propose a lightweight, system-wide autofill extension for Windows — a secure background plugin that uses the Windows clipboard and input APIs to detect form fields and fill them automatically. All data would remain encrypted on Proton’s servers, and the plugin would decrypt each value only momentarily to insert it into the corresponding field before securely wiping it from memory. This preserves Proton’s zero-access architecture and ensures that no sensitive data persists locally.

    Users could enable or disable autofill per application, maintaining granular control over where credentials can be used. The feature would support common field types such as logins, payment details, addresses, and custom entries. By integrating with the existing Proton Vault API and leveraging the Windows Credential Provider framework, the system can offer a native experience without compromising Proton’s strict security principles.

    The benefits include faster workflows through the elimination of manual entry, reduced exposure to keyloggers or clipboard attacks, a unified experience across all platforms, and competitive parity with other leading password-management solutions. Making the component open source would further reinforce transparency and allow community auditing and contributions.

    We hope the Proton team will consider prioritizing this feature to significantly enhance the desktop experience for Windows users while upholding Proton’s high security standards.

    Proton’s autofill currently works only in the web and mobile apps, which leaves Windows users having to copy-paste or manually type sensitive data into desktop programs. This not only wastes time but also increases the risk of typos and accidental exposure. Competitors such as Bitwarden and 1Password already provide native Windows autofill extensions, leaving Proton at a usability disadvantage on the desktop.

    To address this, we propose a lightweight, system-wide autofill extension for Windows — a secure background plugin that uses the Windows clipboard and input APIs to detect form fields and fill them automatically. All data would remain encrypted… more

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14. OS-wide access to password vault

    I would love to see some sort of quick mini Proton Pass window, akin to the browser extension popup, accessible anywhere from macOS. Especially since Proton Pass can hold much more than just logins, it would make sense to see it available for quick access to that data from anywhere in the OS.

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15. Compatible with Vivaldi

    Import passwords from Vivaldi, as well as other browsers such as Zen, Arc,...

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16. Button to restore the "Current Site" search filter in the extension

    When opening the extension on a specific website, Proton Pass correctly filters the login list based on the current URL. However, if I clear this filter to search for a different item manually, there is no quick way to go back to the "Current Site" view without manually re-typing the domain or refreshing the tab.

    Suggestion: Please implement a "Reset" or "Current Site" button next to the search bar. This feature would allow users to instantly clear their manual search queries and restore the automatic filter based on the active browser tab URL.

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17. Allow direct signalling of URL where autofill fails

    Autofill still does not work on many websites (App Store Connect or a Wordpress installation with 2FA being just some of them). In this case, it would be great if the browser extensions had a simple button to send the URL to Proton so that they could work on that website. I have not found a simple way to flag a given URL, other than opening and filling in a full-fledged support form. The browser extension feature would make it way easier for users to draw Proton's attention to the most needed login forms that need fixing.

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18. Add the ability to change a password inline on the autofill window.

    When you log into a website sometime the password is expired and needs changed. I would like the ability to change the password inline with the autofill window. The current method is to minimize the web browser, open the password, app, changed the password, copy the password, go back to the web browser (hope it hasn’t timed out), paste the new password. The ability to edit the login within the autofill window to change the password would save a ton of steps. BTW 1Password has this feature.

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19. Vault name length

    The vault list on the left only shows about 16 letters/characters of the vault-name. If you have multiple vaults with similar name it's difficult to distinguish them.

    A possibility to extend the size of the vault list would be great, or at least that it shows the full vault-name if you hover over it.

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20. Faster alias contacts w search and multiple select

    1. I have one particular alias that has over 150 contacts and I need a faster way to find the contact I’m looking for to originate a new email with a reverse-alias. Search would be preferred.

    2. I also need a way to quickly select several contacts at a time to start a new email thread instead of copy/paste multiple times.

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