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1. Proton Physical Security Key

   I never understood why this is not for sale. Like for real. 100% privacy? this is much needed.

   And just to be clear, the title and all are misleading because what i actually want to suggest is a bit more.

   Let's say i have a pc, i start Proton VPN, and it works no issue since the physical key is inserted. But then i want to use this on a different device, well all i need to do is unplug it, put it in another pc, open proton apps, and well, i don't need to write my password. Not for drive, not for email, not for pass, not for vpn, and i am logged in.

   Also please be aware that i am not suggesting this for convenience but for security reasons

   bonus info: you need at leas 2 of them since each is the single in the world. And if you lose, damage, corrupt, break, gets stolen, you can't access your account, at all. Done. Can't be undone. it's gone. So this is why one is the one you actually use and one that while you register (so it can be used to unlock), it is placed somewhere safe where no one can touch it....???

   the other bonus info, the idea of such keys is that they are physically inside, i understand it's like a silicon or something that gets read so it's not a password or otherwise that can be take or stolen.

   LAST BONUS!!! Use this keys for a proton account that you don't use for anything other then to take control of you main proton account. Meaning that even if someone steals you physical key, and wants to use it to get access to your main account, it will not work since that key is actually for the master account and, even if someone (room mates, flat mates, house mates, friend, work collage, guest, family, hidden cameras as sadly this is getting worse and worse, so on), see you putting in the usb, that is actually just you faking it. Why faking it? so that they have the impression they can't touch your account without that key so they will not annoy you about it since the key is to special to just borrow <- as a reminder, I am not talking about people who you can trust, but the type who want to know more then you permitted them.

   EDIT: sorry for the rand. I am annoyed beyond words how many people want other people's data to scam, sell, or otherwise. And i though me writing like how i wrote it's better then me talking about criminal organisations, ai, and other stuff that are actually worse then what i wrote.

   I never understood why this is not for sale. Like for real. 100% privacy? this is much needed.

   And just to be clear, the title and all are misleading because what i actually want to suggest is a bit more.

   Let's say i have a pc, i start Proton VPN, and it works no issue since the physical key is inserted. But then i want to use this on a different device, well all i need to do is unplug it, put it in another pc, open proton apps, and well, i don't need to write my password. Not for… more

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2. Proton Pass for Windows to have update program option

   While it is good to have somewhere to see the current installed version of the app, adding an update app area would improve workflow in many sectors, including personal installs.
   I have recently found how to use WinGet to update the apps on my computer. WinGet already recognizes that Proton Pass (and other Proton apps) needs an update and attempts to update them. For me, WinGet fails to update Pass almost every time. A more secure option would be to open Pass and go to a "Check for Updates" section which would be coded to check a secure server and verify the app before installing over the existing app. This would remove the third-party apps possible insecurities and also streamline updates: currently I have to log in to the website; download the updated app; verify checksums; run the installers; verify the app runs; delete old installers.

   While it is good to have somewhere to see the current installed version of the app, adding an update app area would improve workflow in many sectors, including personal installs.
   I have recently found how to use WinGet to update the apps on my computer. WinGet already recognizes that Proton Pass (and other Proton apps) needs an update and attempts to update them. For me, WinGet fails to update Pass almost every time. A more secure option would be to open Pass and go to a "Check for Updates" section which would be coded to check a secure server and… more

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3. Allow for fully randomly generated email aliases in proton pass

   Currently when you create an alias in proton pass using a custom domain in my instance, by default it creates a 5 random letter/number suffix for example: .g43fs@example.com and it either auto fills the service name at the front: spotify.g43fs@example.com or expects you to enter a prefix.

   This makes it easy for services to identify that you are using an alias for custom domains, without having to dig into the DNS records of the domain, which is unlikely anyway.

   You can disable the suffix (called prefix) in the settings "Random Prefix Generation" but this leaves you having to randomly generate the full email address on your own, it is tedious.

   We should have an option to fully randomly generate an email address including size for example: yjnf92fgu89aaet4s@example.com and it should work in the auto fill menu that creates an alias for you.

   Currently when you create an alias in proton pass using a custom domain in my instance, by default it creates a 5 random letter/number suffix for example: .g43fs@example.com and it either auto fills the service name at the front: spotify.g43fs@example.com or expects you to enter a prefix.

   This makes it easy for services to identify that you are using an alias for custom domains, without having to dig into the DNS records of the domain, which is unlikely anyway.

   You can disable the suffix (called prefix) in the settings "Random Prefix Generation" but this leaves you having to randomly generate… more

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4. Change suffix of the alias

   currently : I want to generate an alias. I click on "create an... + alias". Proton let me set a prefix. but peoton impose a suffix. if I dont want this suffix, I have to abandon + restart the procedure from the begining.
   proposal : to add a button "change alias". => proton would generate a new suffix randomly.

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5. Display character position

   Some sites require you to only input certain characters from your password (e.g., 5th, 8th, and 9th characters). It would be good to either have an option to display just the requested characters (like Password safe) or display the position of each character within the password (like 1password).

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6. Share custom domains used for aliases with members of multi-user plan

   When I subscribe to a multi-user plan (Duo, Family, Visionary), I can create email addresses for other users from any custom domain that's been added via the Proton settings.

   However, other users cannot use domains that I have added to SimpleLogin (or now, Proton Pass). Please rationalize the use of domains across Proton Mail / Pass / SimpleLogin so that there's one way and custom domains can be shared with plan users for all purposes.

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7. Next-generation passkey management

   Proton Pass already supports passkeys, but the implementation could be significantly more refined. A visual overview of all saved passkeys, including information about which devices can use them and when they were last used, is completely missing. Proton should also offer a passkey migration service to assist with switching between devices and automatically detect which services support passkeys but haven't yet enabled them.

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8. You could put Authenticator on Linux (deb) into internet-menu and not into accessoires

   You could put Authenticator on Linux (deb) into internet-menu and not into accessories. (Xfce environment). Maybe you want to create several versions for different menus.

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9. Samsung Wallet Import

   Now that Samsung has decided the wallet app is the password keeper, please make a way to import/integrate this data. There are multiple posts that are up to a year old asking for this for Samsung Pass. I am a new customer importing from all of my apps to consolidate and this is one that should be on the list, since there seems to be a way to do it with apple products.

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10. Proton Pass Desktop App Check for Updates

    Please allow the Proton Pass desktop app (Windows, Mac, Linux) to "Check for updates" and if the installed version is not the latest, then show an alert to the user asking if they want to update the current install by clicking on a button that takes the user to the Proton Pass download page,

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11. Proton pass trash auto delete

    It would be helpful to have a configurable setting to auto delete items in the Proton Pass trash after x days - ex. 30, 60, 90 days.

    Mail does this after 30 days (though there are requests out there for longer). This would help clean up pass vaults over time.

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12. Allow password request via secure link

    Additional to sharing a password via secure link, allow generating a link to request a password (or even any other file, certificate whatever). This would completely solve secure secret exchange in both ways.

    This is similar to this Drive request but for passwords.
    https://protonmail.uservoice.com/forums/932839-proton-drive/suggestions/51398968-file-request

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13. Let Us Fix the Icons You Can't Fetch: Allow Custom Favicon Uploads

    Dear Proton Development Team,

    I need to talk about the generic favicon problem in Proton Pass. I find it an issue & very frustrating when your system can’t fetch a simple favicon, and just defaults to the same generic human silhouette for every un-fetched entry. The default icon [A light coloured, Proton purple human silhouette on a dark circular background]

    Case in point: I tried to save my n8n.io login. Multiple URLs, no favicon found. What did I get? That same human silhouette favicon....

    Not a letter, not a logo....just a silhouette. It’s the same for Similar.ai, Meta/Facebook/Ollama, Fedex & all of Proton's sub domains! Due to so many auto-fetch fails, I/we are left with zero visual distinction, between completely different services.

    This completely breaks the user experience for me & Im sure many others. To be fair I & so many others don’t identify our bank accounts 🏦, our automation tools, or our email accounts 📧 by looking at the same non distinctive silhouette. I recognize logos. The silhouette just creates so much visual noise. It makes my vault feel impersonal and hard, slow/clunky to navigate.

    Here’s what needs to happen:

    1. Fix or Replace || Auto-Fetch Params

    -Support more file types and icon locations (SVG, PNG, high-res).

    -Actually work for major platforms. If it can’t, give us a real alternative.

    1. Let Us Upload Our Own Icons || This is Essential

    -If the system fails, I should be able to upload my own icon in under 10 seconds.

    -Support .png, .jpg, .svg, .gif, etc.

    -Allow uploads from my device or via image URL.

    -Include a simple crop/resize tool in-app.

    1. If Development is Blocked || Consider an AI-Assisted Solution

    -If the frontend/backend workload is too high for manual uploads right now, consider implementing a lightweight AI fetch layer that:

    -Caches and indexes favicons from a trusted source

    -Generates fallback icons based on site branding colors and initials (better than a silhouette)

    -Runs client-side or via a privacy-respecting proxy

    --> I am passionate about fixing this problem & would welcome the chance to contribute directly to solving this issue. With development experience I would be genuinely humbled to have an opportunity to work with the Proton Dev Team, if I could help implement one of my expertly crafted autonomous ai workflows' w/ custom fit parameters!

    Honestly, this isn’t just a cosmetic nice-to-have element. This is a core usability issue. A password manager is a visual tool. When every unrecognizable login looks like the same default silhouette, the product feels incomplete.

    Please give us a way to make our vaults actually usable at a glance. Let us replace the silhouettes with real logos.

    Signed,
    A truly passionate ProtonPass user & friend who’s tired of identifying everything by a generic bland icon.

    Dear Proton Development Team,

    I need to talk about the generic favicon problem in Proton Pass. I find it an issue & very frustrating when your system can’t fetch a simple favicon, and just defaults to the same generic human silhouette for every un-fetched entry. The default icon [A light coloured, Proton purple human silhouette on a dark circular background]

    Case in point: I tried to save my n8n.io login. Multiple URLs, no favicon found. What did I get? That same human silhouette favicon....

    Not a letter, not a logo....just a silhouette. It’s the same for Similar.ai, Meta/Facebook/Ollama, Fedex &… more

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14. Proton Pass in MacOS Appstore

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

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15. Add Import Password Manager from Password Safe (pwsafe.org)

    Password Safe is mandatory. I use it at Linux, IOS, Windows. Would be fine to import the passwords in Proton.

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16. Integrated Phone Aliases (Recyclable Virtual Numbers) for Proton Pass

    Currently, Proton Pass (and SimpleLogin) does an amazing job at hiding user emails via aliases. However, most modern services (social media, marketplaces, fintech) require a phone number for SMS verification. This is a massive privacy hole where users are forced to give up their real identity, leading to SIM swapping risks and marketing spam.
    Describe the solution you'd like
    I propose an "Integrated Phone Alias" system within Proton Pass.
    Generation: Users can generate a virtual phone number (VMN) directly from the Pass UI.
    Reception: SMS codes sent to that number appear inside the Proton Pass item (similar to how 2FA codes work now).
    Recycling: Users can "recycle" (delete/rotate) the number once they are done with a service or if it starts receiving spam.
    Describe alternatives you've considered
    Using third-party "burner app" services, but these are often untrustworthy, not encrypted, and don't integrate with a password manager.
    Additional context
    As a College developer and privacy enthusiast, I believe this aligns perfectly with Proton’s mission. Technically, this could be handled by a backend integration with a VoIP provider (like Twilio/Vonage) while the mapping of the number to the Proton account remains end-to-end encrypted in the proton-pass-common logic

    Currently, Proton Pass (and SimpleLogin) does an amazing job at hiding user emails via aliases. However, most modern services (social media, marketplaces, fintech) require a phone number for SMS verification. This is a massive privacy hole where users are forced to give up their real identity, leading to SIM swapping risks and marketing spam.
    Describe the solution you'd like
    I propose an "Integrated Phone Alias" system within Proton Pass.
    Generation: Users can generate a virtual phone number (VMN) directly from the Pass UI.
    Reception: SMS codes sent to that number appear inside the Proton Pass item (similar to how 2FA… more

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17. Proton Pass browser extension should retain settings

    Extension settings should be stored server side, and when signed-in again, they should be automatically applied.

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18. Add Samsumg Pass

    Add Samsung Pass, their password and identity manager to ProtonPass

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19. Protonpass + Simplelogin Premium End to End Encryption with Alias

    I should be able to use end to end encryption with Protonpass + Simplelogin for alias forwarding. I should be able to enter my Protonmail public key in SimpleLogin and have the email encrypted then forwarded to Protonmail. I can do this using Bitwarden & Addy.io SimpleLogin explicitly disables this PGP option for Proton Mail mailboxes, calling it redundant.

    If SimpleLogin permitted and properly implemented user-controlled PGP encryption using your Proton Mail public key before forwarding emails to Proton Mail mailboxes (in the same manner as Addy.io currently does), the integrated Proton Pass + SimpleLogin solution would become the superior option in a high-privacy threat model.

    In this hypothetical scenario, the Proton ecosystem would provide unified single-entity control under one trusted Swiss provider, handling both the alias relay and the final inbox. This would significantly reduce the overall attack surface compared to using two separate companies, as any subpoena or compromise would involve only one jurisdiction and one set of operational security practices.

    I should be able to use end to end encryption with Protonpass + Simplelogin for alias forwarding. I should be able to enter my Protonmail public key in SimpleLogin and have the email encrypted then forwarded to Protonmail. I can do this using Bitwarden & Addy.io SimpleLogin explicitly disables this PGP option for Proton Mail mailboxes, calling it redundant.

    If SimpleLogin permitted and properly implemented user-controlled PGP encryption using your Proton Mail public key before forwarding emails to Proton Mail mailboxes (in the same manner as Addy.io currently does), the integrated Proton Pass + SimpleLogin solution would become the superior… more

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20. Dear Proton Pass team, Proton's promise is security above all else, which is why I chose it as the foundation of my entire personal and bus

    Dear Proton Pass team,

    Proton's promise is security above all else, which is why I chose it as the foundation of my entire personal and business security architecture. I love the product and I'm a committed user.

    One small addition would make it truly complete: a Touch ID confirmation before autofilling credentials in the browser extension on Mac. Right now, an unlocked Mac session is all that's needed for autofill to trigger. A simple biometric re-prompt would add a meaningful extra layer without any real friction for the user.

    I think this would be a natural extension of Proton's security philosophy and something many users would appreciate.

    Thank you for building such a great product.

    Dear Proton Pass team,

    Proton's promise is security above all else, which is why I chose it as the foundation of my entire personal and business security architecture. I love the product and I'm a committed user.

    One small addition would make it truly complete: a Touch ID confirmation before autofilling credentials in the browser extension on Mac. Right now, an unlocked Mac session is all that's needed for autofill to trigger. A simple biometric re-prompt would add a meaningful extra layer without any real friction for the user.

    I think this would be a natural extension of Proton's security… more

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