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1. Fully Customizable Proton Pass Entries

   Proton Pass stores more than logins — Notes, Credit Cards, Identities, Custom Items, and more. But no matter the item type, every entry comes pre-loaded with default fields you can't remove and an order you can't change.

   The ask, across ALL item types:

   1. Removable defaults — any built-in field can be deleted (or auto-hides when left blank). If an Identity item doesn't need a middle name, or a Custom Item doesn't need a Note, it shouldn't sit there empty forever.
   2. Drag-to-reorder — arrange every field, default and custom alike, in whatever order fits the item.

   The current "workaround" for reordering is deleting fields and re-adding them one by one just to slot a new field into the right spot. That's unpacking the entire suitcase to add a pair of socks.

   Pass already keeps our data safe. This would keep it tidy, too. If you've ever scrolled past blank fields to reach the one you actually needed, this vote is for you.

   Proton Pass stores more than logins — Notes, Credit Cards, Identities, Custom Items, and more. But no matter the item type, every entry comes pre-loaded with default fields you can't remove and an order you can't change.

   The ask, across ALL item types:

   1. Removable defaults — any built-in field can be deleted (or auto-hides when left blank). If an Identity item doesn't need a middle name, or a Custom Item doesn't need a Note, it shouldn't sit there empty forever.
   2. Drag-to-reorder — arrange every field, default and custom alike, in whatever order fits the item.

   The current "workaround" for reordering… more

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2. Invalidate local encryption keys on new biometric enrollment (Android / iOS)

   Summary:
   When a user adds a new fingerprint/biometric credential to their device, Proton Pass currently allows access using the newly added biometric. To protect vault contents from device PIN compromise and rogue biometric enrollment, we propose adding an option that automatically invalidates local unlock keys when the device's biometric set changes, forcing a Master Password re-authentication.

   1. Background & Threat Model:
      Currently, if an attacker obtains a user's device PIN/passcode and registers their own fingerprint or face in the OS settings, they can seamlessly unlock the Proton Pass app using that newly added biometric. This leaves stored credentials and Passkeys vulnerable to device PIN compromise followed by rogue biometric enrollment.

   2. Technical Analysis & Current Gap:
      Both Android and iOS/iPadOS provide OS-level APIs designed to mitigate this exact threat by invalidating cryptographic keys stored in KeyStore / Secure Enclave when the biometric set changes:

   Android: setInvalidatedByBiometricEnrollment(true) in KeyGenParameterSpec.Builder. When enabled, adding a new fingerprint throws a KeyPermanentlyInvalidatedException upon use.

   iOS / iPadOS: kSecAccessControlBiometricCurrentSet flag in Keychain services. The key becomes invalid if evaluatedPolicyDomainState changes.

   Our testing confirmed that Proton Pass currently allows access even after a new fingerprint is enrolled. This indicates that the app either explicitly sets setInvalidatedByBiometricEnrollment(false) (or equivalent) or relies on biometric prompt evaluation without binding decryption directly to an invalidated key.

   1. Proposed Solution: We request implementing an option to bind local app authentication directly to the current biometric set:

   Enforce Key Invalidation: When a new biometric is enrolled, the local key used for app unlock/decryption should be automatically invalidated by the OS.

   Fallback to Master Password: When key invalidation is detected (KeyPermanentlyInvalidatedException or domain state change), force the user to re-authenticate with their Master Password to re-generate the local biometric unlock key.

   Optional User Toggle (User Control): To balance security and convenience, provide a toggle setting in the app:

   Option: "Require Master Password if biometrics change" (Default: ON or Optional for high-security users).

   1. Secondary Benefits (Security Awareness & Incident Response): Requiring a Master Password upon key invalidation also provides a critical early-warning mechanism for users:

   Detection of Rogue Biometrics: If a user is suddenly prompted for their Master Password despite not adding a fingerprint themselves, they are immediately alerted to potential unauthorized access to their device settings.

   Prompting Incident Response: This notification allows users to audit their registered biometrics, remove unauthorized fingerprints, and recognize that their device PIN/passcode has likely been compromised—prompting them to change their PIN immediately.

   Summary:
   When a user adds a new fingerprint/biometric credential to their device, Proton Pass currently allows access using the newly added biometric. To protect vault contents from device PIN compromise and rogue biometric enrollment, we propose adding an option that automatically invalidates local unlock keys when the device's biometric set changes, forcing a Master Password re-authentication.

   1. Background & Threat Model:
      Currently, if an attacker obtains a user's device PIN/passcode and registers their own fingerprint or face in the OS settings, they can seamlessly unlock the Proton Pass app using that newly added biometric. This leaves stored credentials and Passkeys vulnerable… more

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3. Fake Vault + Password - if you're forced to give it

   Use a special password to display a fake vault if you've been forced to give your password

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4. Biometrics disabled when in airports, ports, borders, courthouses, government buildings, police stations

   Biometrics unlock is convenient but the app should know when it's being accessed where authorities could force one to unlock a password safe. Nobody wants all their logins, CCs, sensitive info syphoned into a database things such as GDPR/privacy laws would have no authority over.

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5. Keyboard shortcuts

   Authy's desktop app is (was) handy in that I could switch to the app and start typing, without using the mouse, to pull up the account for which I need(ed) a TOTP code. With Proton Pass, I have to click in the search bar before typing to search. It would be appreciated and convenient if there were a keyboard shortcut to jump to the search bar in the Proton Pass desktop app.

   Additionally, it would be beneficial if there were keyboard shortcuts to jump to different fields of the desktop app and to copy or edit them, without having to use the mouse. Currently the only option for such is to repeatedly mash Tab.

   Thank you, Proton, for your hard work!

   Authy's desktop app is (was) handy in that I could switch to the app and start typing, without using the mouse, to pull up the account for which I need(ed) a TOTP code. With Proton Pass, I have to click in the search bar before typing to search. It would be appreciated and convenient if there were a keyboard shortcut to jump to the search bar in the Proton Pass desktop app.

   Additionally, it would be beneficial if there were keyboard shortcuts to jump to different fields of the desktop app and to copy or edit them, without having to… more

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6. Overview of sites that support Passkey

   Similar to the overview of inactive 2FA, an overview of sites that support Passkey.

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7. Password Autofill for Mac

   Impossible to use on Mac, due to the inability of ProtonPass to autofill entries. I would like to change from RoboForm (that works flawlessly), because ProtonPass has other features that RoboForm doesn't. Not having autofill for Mac is CRITICAL for me to begin using ProtonPass.

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8. Choose between Email and Username for autofill

   Hello,

   I am writing to suggest an improvement for Proton Pass.

   Currently, there is only one main field for the login. The issue is that on many websites (like forums), you have to log in with a username and not an email address.

   If we put the username in Proton Pass, we lose track of the email address linked to the account. And if we put the email, the autofill doesn't work on the website.

   It would be really convenient to have two separate fields: "Email" and "Username", with a simple option (like a checkbox) to choose which one should be used by default for the autofill on the login page.

   Thanks in advance for considering this!

   Guillaume

   Hello,

   I am writing to suggest an improvement for Proton Pass.

   Currently, there is only one main field for the login. The issue is that on many websites (like forums), you have to log in with a username and not an email address.

   If we put the username in Proton Pass, we lose track of the email address linked to the account. And if we put the email, the autofill doesn't work on the website.

   It would be really convenient to have two separate fields: "Email" and "Username", with a simple option (like a checkbox) to choose which one should… more

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9. ssh generate keys

   Please add an SSH key generator so that public and private keys can be generated.

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10. Improve Password Sharing

    I wanted to share some feedback regarding the “Proton Pass User” feature.

    Currently, when sharing a password with another user, it appears that the recipient also needs to be on a paid plan. I believe it would make more sense if only the owner — the person sharing the password — was required to have a paid subscription, while the receiver could remain on a free plan.

    In many real-world situations, users need to share passwords with family members, clients, or team members who may not want or need to purchase a paid plan themselves. Requiring every recipient to upgrade creates friction and makes the sharing feature less practical.

    Allowing free users to receive shared passwords while limiting sharing capabilities to paid users would make the feature far more accessible and useful.

    Thank you for considering this suggestion.

    I wanted to share some feedback regarding the “Proton Pass User” feature.

    Currently, when sharing a password with another user, it appears that the recipient also needs to be on a paid plan. I believe it would make more sense if only the owner — the person sharing the password — was required to have a paid subscription, while the receiver could remain on a free plan.

    In many real-world situations, users need to share passwords with family members, clients, or team members who may not want or need to purchase a paid plan themselves. Requiring every recipient to upgrade… more

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11. Proton Pass in MacOS Appstore

    Please make Proton Pass available in the MacOS Appstore so it updates automatically

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12. Proper macOS autofill support

    I'm a longtime 1Password user who just migrated to Proton Pass and am already starting to rethink my decision.

    I noticed that the Proton Pass Mac app doesn't actually support autofill and passkeys like 1Password does. You guys figured this out on iOS, please fix this on macOS (see screenshots below).

    iOS: https://cln.sh/rJN07QG1

    macOS: https://cln.sh/LVhbv8vX

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    Additionally, the lack of support for passkeys, oauth, file and image attachment support is pretty disappointing.

    Please fix this so I don't need to migrate back to 1Password 🙏

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13. Cybersecurity Is Built on Preparation, Not Luck

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    Whether you are seeking to improve your organization's cybersecurity posture, investigate suspicious digital activity, or recover from a cybersecurity incident, our team is committed to providing reliable guidance and professional support. We believe that prevention, preparedness, and informed decision-making remain the foundation of effective cybersecurity.

    Learn more about our services What App: +1 2.0.2 7.0.3 2.2.3.9. We look forward to helping you protect your digital assets and strengthen your cybersecurity with professionalism, integrity, and technical excellence.

    Cybersecurity is no longer a luxury—it is a necessity. Every day, individuals and businesses face evolving cyber threats, including phishing attacks, ransomware, cryptoc urrency fraud, data breaches, and unauthorized access to critical systems. While no organization can eliminate every risk, implementing proactive security measures can significantly reduce the likelihood and impact of cyber incidents.

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14. Unlock Proton Pass with Yubikey (or other U2F or FIDO2 standards)

    It seems like Yubikey or ohter 2FA key (standard U2F or FIDO2) are available for Proton Mail, Drive and Calendar.

    But please, implement it for Proton Pass.
    Password only for Windows app is not confortable and PIN is not enough secured.

    Regards,

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15. Provide an accessibility statement

    I would like Proton to provide an accessibility statement that clearly outlines what to expect in terms of accessibility for people with disabilities, based on international standards such as the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) or EN 301 549.

    This would also make it easier for users with disabilities to understand if they can safely switch to and rely on this product.

    This would make it easier for me to use and recommend the product in organisations with accessibility requirements, like the public sector.

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16. Unlock the Proton Pass extension with Windows Hello; a PIN code isn't secure enough.

    Unlock the Proton Pass extension with Windows Hello or 2FA ; a PIN code isn't secure enough.

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17. Add Bitdefencer SecurePass JSON format

    I want to migrate from Bitdefender SecurePass password manager to Proton Pass.
    It can export data within JSON and csv formats, but it is by default not recognized by Proton Pass.

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18. Deterministic PGP Keys for Reverse Aliases

    Goal

    Provide each SimpleLogin reverse alias with its own independent OpenPGP identity, while keeping key management simple and preventing external observers from linking different aliases to the same Proton account.

    Design

    Proton maintains a dedicated secret AliasPGPRoot for the user.

    For every immutable reverse alias, Proton derives deterministic key material from:

    AliasPGPRoot + normalized alias address

    using a cryptographic KDF such as HKDF.

    Example:

    AliasPGPRoot
        |
        +-- HKDF("alias-a@simplelogin.com")
        |       -> OpenPGP key A
        |
        +-- HKDF("alias-b@simplelogin.com")
        |       -> OpenPGP key B
        |
        +-- HKDF("alias-c@simplelogin.com")
                -> OpenPGP key C
    

    Separate derivation contexts should be used for signing and encryption keys.

    The resulting OpenPGP certificates are completely independent. They contain only the reverse alias as their identity and no reference to the user's real Proton address, root secret, or other aliases.

    The public key for each alias is stored in SimpleLogin. The private key does not need to be stored separately: Proton clients can deterministically reconstruct it locally when needed.

    Privacy Properties

    An external observer seeing:

    alias A -> public key A
    alias B -> public key B
    alias C -> public key C
    

    should have no cryptographic way to determine that these keys originate from the same Proton account.

    Compromise of one derived alias private key should also not allow derivation of the root secret or keys belonging to other aliases.

    Architecture

    Encrypted AliasPGPRoot
            |
            v
     Proton client
            |
            +-- Alias address
            |
           HKDF
          /    \
     signing   encryption
      seed *     seed
          \      /
       Independent
       OpenPGP key
            |
       Public certificate
            |
        SimpleLogin
    

    * optional
    Private alias keys can therefore be generated on demand and discarded after use.

    Important Design Requirements

    • Use a strong domain-separated KDF such as HKDF.
    • Derive signing and encryption key material independently (optional).
    • Prefer deterministic ECC-based key generation rather than deterministic RSA generation.
    • Alias OpenPGP certificates must not contain metadata linking them to the Proton account or other aliases.
    • The alias address must be canonicalized consistently before derivation.
    • The derivation format must be versioned, e.g. proton-reverse-pgp/v1, so future algorithms can be introduced safely.

    Risks and Considerations

    Root-secret compromise:
    Compromise of AliasPGPRoot exposes all alias keys. It therefore needs the same level of protection as other high-value Proton secrets.

    Deterministic derivation stability:
    Changing the KDF, canonicalization rules, curve, or OpenPGP key-generation procedure would otherwise produce different keys. The derivation specification therefore needs strict versioning and long-term compatibility.

    Alias reuse:
    If a deleted alias address could ever be reassigned, address-only derivation would reproduce the same key for the same user. Ideally SimpleLogin should guarantee that reverse aliases are never reused, or an immutable alias identifier should additionally be included in the derivation.

    Metadata correlation:
    The scheme prevents cryptographic linking of aliases, but correlation may still be possible through mail headers, timing, account metadata, identical OpenPGP preferences, or server-side information. Generated certificates should therefore minimize unnecessary shared metadata.

    Result

    This design provides:

    • one independent PGP identity per reverse alias,
    • no externally visible cryptographic relationship between aliases,
    • deterministic recovery without storing large numbers of private keys,
    • local/on-demand private-key generation by Proton clients,
    • straightforward integration with SimpleLogin through per-alias public keys.

    Goal

    Provide each SimpleLogin reverse alias with its own independent OpenPGP identity, while keeping key management simple and preventing external observers from linking different aliases to the same Proton account.

    Design

    Proton maintains a dedicated secret AliasPGPRoot for the user.

    For every immutable reverse alias, Proton derives deterministic key material from:

    AliasPGPRoot + normalized alias address

    using a cryptographic KDF such as HKDF.

    Example:

    AliasPGPRoot
        |
        +-- HKDF("alias-a@simplelogin.com")
        |       -> OpenPGP key A
        |
        +-- HKDF("alias-b@simplelogin.com")
        |       -> OpenPGP key B
        |
        +-- HKDF("alias-c@simplelogin.com")
                -> OpenPGP key C
    

    Separate derivation contexts should be used for signing and encryption keys.

    The… more

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19. Native Mac OS app for Proton Pass

    As far as I can tell, on Mac OS, Proton Pass relies solely on browser extensions, which becomes cumbersome when using multiple browser profiles. A dedicated Mac OS menu bar app would provide a more seamless and convenient access method. With a menu bar app, I could:

    • Access my passwords across all browser profiles without reinstalling extensions
    • Quickly retrieve credentials without switching browser contexts
    • Enjoy a consistent password management experience similar to 1Password's menu bar implementation

    This would significantly improve the user experience by offering a universal, always-accessible password management solution.

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20. Feature Request: Alternative Autofill Methods (Keyboard Shortcuts, Context Menu, etc.)

    Hi Proton Pass Team,

    I am a Proton Pass user and I really appreciate the privacy-focused features you provide. However, I am writing to strongly request the implementation of alternative autofill methods for the browser extension.

    Currently, if the inline menu fails to appear or is blocked on certain websites, the only fallback option is to open the extension, manually copy the username/password, and paste them into the fields. Clicking on a login item inside the extension popup does not force an autofill either. This manual process is quite frustrating and disrupts the workflow.

    Competitors like Bitwarden and 1Password already have robust alternative input methods to handle these situations, such as:

    • Keyboard shortcuts (e.g., pressing Ctrl+Shift+L to auto-fill)

    • Right-click context menu integration (Right-click > Autofill)

    • One-click autofill from the extension popup (Clicking the credential in the extension directly fills the page)

    To make Proton Pass truly competitive and improve the daily user experience, I highly request that you implement these same alternative autofill features.

    Thank you for your time and for continuously improving the product. I look forward to seeing these features in future updates.

    Best regards,

    Hi Proton Pass Team,

    I am a Proton Pass user and I really appreciate the privacy-focused features you provide. However, I am writing to strongly request the implementation of alternative autofill methods for the browser extension.

    Currently, if the inline menu fails to appear or is blocked on certain websites, the only fallback option is to open the extension, manually copy the username/password, and paste them into the fields. Clicking on a login item inside the extension popup does not force an autofill either. This manual process is quite frustrating and disrupts the workflow.

    Competitors like Bitwarden and 1Password already… more

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