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1. allow changing custom field text type to hidden type and vice versa after field creation

   given that these field types are basically the same data structure just with a UI difference of show or don't show, it would be nice to be able to change one to the other during edits after the initial creation.

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2. Add url testing

   I would like Proton Pass to have a bulk url test option, that checks if the websites associated with entries still exist (the full url or at least the domain).

   My entries list is long and some sites are most surely long gone or have changed urls/domains. A bulk test option would help with clean up.

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3. Customize special characters and emojis in password generator

   There needs to be a way to exclude Special Characters as some sites don’t support the #, ^, % or other certain special characters. There should be a box next to each special character that can be checked or unchecked.

   So it might look like

   ✅ !

   ✅ @

   ❌ #

   Also some Special Characters are missing from the password generator.

   At the moment the special characters that the Password Generator generates is:

   @ ! # * $ % ^ &

   The missing Special Characters that should be added to the password generator to be able to generate is:

   < | ( ) . : ; ” - ‘ [ ] { } + = ~ _ - / ? \

   Lastly should also make a way to be able to add emojis to passwords. As Kaspersky Password Manager allows this feature.

   There needs to be a way to exclude Special Characters as some sites don’t support the #, ^, % or other certain special characters. There should be a box next to each special character that can be checked or unchecked.

   So it might look like

   ✅ !

   ✅ @

   ❌ #

   Also some Special Characters are missing from the password generator.

   At the moment the special characters that the Password Generator generates is:

   @ ! # * $ % ^ &

   The missing Special Characters that should be added to the password generator to be able to generate is:

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4. Be able to auto-lock browser extensions with extra password, not just pin

   Hello,

   I would like to suggest allowing the auto-lock feature with the extra password on the browser extension. Currently, this feature is available for the web app but on the browser extension the only auto lock feature is with a PIN, not the extra password. This would allow extra security, and the feature is already (relatively) there since it's available on the web app.

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5. Add optional Secret Service (D-Bus) key provider for pass-cli on desktop Linux (KWallet / GNOME Keyring)

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   On Linux, Pass CLI defaults to PROTON_PASS_KEY_PROVIDER=keyring. According to the docs, this uses kernel key retention (kernel keyring) on Linux to avoid relying on D-Bus in headless/server environments.
   Because kernel secrets are cleared on reboot, this causes a forced logout after every reboot even on desktop systems:

   • Login works
   • Reboot
   • Next run: "Local encryption key not found but session exists. Forcing logout … Run pass-cli login again."`

   This is expected with kernel keyring, but it’s not a good desktop experience. On KDE/GNOME desktops, org.freedesktop.secrets (Secret Service) is available via D-Bus and users already rely on KWallet / GNOME Keyring for persistent secrets.

   Feature request:

   1. Add an optional key provider that stores the local encryption key in Freedesktop Secret Service (D-Bus), e.g.
      • PROTON_PASS_KEY_PROVIDER=secret-service (name up to you), or
      • automatically use Secret Service when available, and fall back to kernel keyring only in headless environments.
   2. Improve the forced-logout UX by explicitly explaining the cause and the correct variable name:
      • Mention that Linux keyring uses kernel secret storage and secrets are cleared on reboot
      • Suggest alternatives in the error message (fs/env) and document the exact env vars (PROTON_PASS_KEY_PROVIDER, PROTON_PASS_ENCRYPTION_KEY, etc.)

   Why this matters:
   Many desktop users do not want filesystem (fs) or environment (env) key storage for security reasons, but also don’t want to re-authenticate after every reboot. Secret Service would solve this on desktops while keeping kernel keyring as a robust default for servers/containers.

   Body:
   On Linux, Pass CLI defaults to PROTON_PASS_KEY_PROVIDER=keyring. According to the docs, this uses kernel key retention (kernel keyring) on Linux to avoid relying on D-Bus in headless/server environments.
   Because kernel secrets are cleared on reboot, this causes a forced logout after every reboot even on desktop systems:

   • Login works
   • Reboot
   • Next run: "Local encryption key not found but session exists. Forcing logout … Run pass-cli login again."`

   This is expected with kernel keyring, but it’s not a good desktop experience. On KDE/GNOME desktops, org.freedesktop.secrets (Secret Service) is available via D-Bus and users already rely on KWallet / GNOME… more

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6. Improve copying of fields in the vault

   Allow users to either copy any item (e.g., email, username, password, Websites, custom fields) associated with an entry via a) click to copy as currently implemented or b) clicking a small copy icon next to each field. At the moment, the desktop app does not allow copying certain fields such as URLs, which makes usability difficult for multiple browser setups.

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7. Expand Proton Pass auto-lock duration options

   Please expand the available options for the “Auto-lock after” setting in Proton Pass.

   The current auto-lock duration options are too limited for users who want Proton Pass to stay unlocked longer on trusted personal devices while still keeping automatic locking enabled as a safety mechanism.

   Suggested new options:

   • 1 day
   • 1 week
   • 1 month
   • Custom

   For the Custom option, users should be able to enter a numeric value and select the unit:

   • Minutes
   • Hours
   • Days
   • Weeks
   • Months

   Example custom values:

   • 12 hours
   • 3 days
   • 2 weeks
   • 2 months

   Why this matters:

   Different users have different threat models. On shared or work devices, short auto-lock intervals are appropriate. But on a private, trusted desktop, short lock intervals can create unnecessary friction and make Proton Pass less convenient to use throughout the day.

   Adding longer and customizable auto-lock durations would let users choose the right balance between convenience and security for their own environment.

   Please expand the available options for the “Auto-lock after” setting in Proton Pass.

   The current auto-lock duration options are too limited for users who want Proton Pass to stay unlocked longer on trusted personal devices while still keeping automatic locking enabled as a safety mechanism.

   Suggested new options:

   • 1 day
   • 1 week
   • 1 month
   • Custom

   For the Custom option, users should be able to enter a numeric value and select the unit:

   • Minutes
   • Hours
   • Days
   • Weeks
   • Months

   Example custom values:

   • 12 hours
   • 3 days
   • 2 weeks
   • 2 months

   Why this matters:

   Different users have different threat models. On shared or… more

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8. My former password manager was McAfee TrueKey.
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9. Unlocking the Proton Pass extension with a password (not just a PIN or biometric authentication) for added security.

   Unlocking the Proton Pass extension with a password (not just a PIN or biometric data) for added security. It's fine that some people want to unlock it with a PIN or biometric data, but I prefer the security option.

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10. "Focus/Fullscreen Mode" for Aliases to Improve In-Person Privacy

    Hi Proton Team,

    I have a feature suggestion for the ProtonPass mobile app (Android/iOS) to solve a privacy gap when sharing email aliases in person.

    The Problem:

    When you need to give an email alias to someone in person, spelling out a string of random characters and numbers out loud is highly impractical and often leads to mistakes. The alternative is showing your phone screen to the person.

    However, the alias view screen shows both the alias address and the original "Forwards to" email address at the same size, one right after the other. Showing your screen to someone completely exposes your real, private email address, defeating the core purpose of using an alias. The person could easily use the original email by mistake, or even take note of it.

    The Solution:

    I suggest adding a "Focus Mode" or "Fullscreen" button next to the alias address. Tapping it would open a clean screen that:
    - Shows only the alias email address in a large, bold, easy-to-read font.
    - Completely hides the "Forwards to" address and all other sensitive fields.
    - Supports both portrait and landscape orientation, allowing the user to easily rotate the phone to show it to the person.

    This small UI addition would massively improve real-world usability and protect user privacy during daily, face-to-face interactions.

    Thank you for considering this!

    Hi Proton Team,

    I have a feature suggestion for the ProtonPass mobile app (Android/iOS) to solve a privacy gap when sharing email aliases in person.

    The Problem:

    When you need to give an email alias to someone in person, spelling out a string of random characters and numbers out loud is highly impractical and often leads to mistakes. The alternative is showing your phone screen to the person.

    However, the alias view screen shows both the alias address and the original "Forwards to" email address at the same size, one right after the other. Showing your screen to someone completely… more

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11. pass-cli: item view prints Hidden-typed values in plaintext; no safe way to discover an item's structure

    pass-cli is aimed at automation and agent workflows, but it currently forces agents to make a choice between guessing blind and over-exposing secrets:

    1. item view (human format) renders secret fields as Hidden("<full plaintext value>"). The type system clearly knows the field is Hidden — it just doesn't redact it. Default output should be Hidden(<redacted, N chars>), with an explicit --reveal (or the existing --field X) opting into the value. That one change makes bare view a safe discovery command: field names, note, and attachment metadata are exactly what a script needs to learn before requesting a specific value. --output json has the same problem and the same fix.

    2. There is no other discovery path. item list returns no field or attachment info, there's no describe-item command, and a wrong --field guess returns only Field does not exist: X — no hint of what fields do exist (field names are metadata, not secrets). An item whose only secret is a file attachment has zero fields, so every --field attempt fails identically with nothing pointing at the attachment. Callers today must pull the full plaintext item and build their own redaction just to learn a field name — the opposite of what a secrets manager should encourage.

    3. item attachment download is the one command that refuses friendly selectors. Everything else accepts --vault-name/--item-title; attachment download demands raw --share-id/--item-id/--attachment-id, which are only discoverable via the unredacted JSON view. It should accept the friendly selectors plus --file-name.

    4. Onboarding: pass-cli agent instructions emits the session token in plaintext inside the markdown it tells users to paste to an agent. Convenient, but it normalizes putting a live credential into a chat transcript — the exact anti-pattern a password manager should design against. The instructions should reference an env var or keychain path, never the token value itself.

    pass-cli is aimed at automation and agent workflows, but it currently forces agents to make a choice between guessing blind and over-exposing secrets:

    1. item view (human format) renders secret fields as Hidden("<full plaintext value>"). The type system clearly knows the field is Hidden — it just doesn't redact it. Default output should be Hidden(<redacted, N chars>), with an explicit --reveal (or the existing --field X) opting into the value. That one change makes bare view a safe discovery command: field names, note, and attachment metadata are exactly what a script needs to learn before requesting a specific value. --output json… more

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12. Auto-close the navigation menu after clicking an option

    When I click on something in the navigation menu, it stays open. I have to click elsewhere in the app to close the menu. I've looked in the settings and can't find an option to auto-close it.

    Please make the nav menu auto close after selecting an item (vault, utility, etc.).

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13. Allow sharing passwords witn non-proton users with longer expiry or allow password recovery

    The current feature to share passwords with someone else with an expiry date is very useful. However, the maximum 30 days expiry is quite limiting if one wants to share a password in case someone dies or changes responsibilities and is no longer interested in maintaining access to the service protected by the password.

    With a 30 day expiry, one has to remember to reshare the password regularly, which may be fine but 30 days means one would have to share again every month or so. Best would be if there were another mechanism.

    Either extend the potential duration to, say,. one year, where the user could put a reminder to reshare in a year or allow for some form of "user is deceased or is not available' type of recovery. Maybe something like a recovery code that can be used to recover a password or set of passwords that were shared. If someone requests recovery, first inform the user that recovery has been requested and, if the user does not take action within, say, a week, allow recovery.

    The current feature to share passwords with someone else with an expiry date is very useful. However, the maximum 30 days expiry is quite limiting if one wants to share a password in case someone dies or changes responsibilities and is no longer interested in maintaining access to the service protected by the password.

    With a 30 day expiry, one has to remember to reshare the password regularly, which may be fine but 30 days means one would have to share again every month or so. Best would be if there were another mechanism.

    Either extend the potential duration to,… more

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14. ProtonPass Passkey Unlock

    Allow unlocking Proton Pass with a Passkey/Security Key instead of only a PIN or Password

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15. More Keyboard Shortcuts On The Extension

    I suggest adding shortcuts for the following actions to improve workflow speed:

    • Autofill login for the current website: A single shortcut that fills the username, password, or TOTP code.
    • Autofill card.
    • Autofill identity.
    • Generate and copy a new random password.
    • Generate and copy a new email alias.

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16. Proton Pass: Click to edit title

    Add a feature to be able to edit titles of saved items in Proton Pass by clicking on the title after selecting it (in the desktop version).

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17. open login links in inprivate

    Currently, when using a browser in InPrivate/Private mode, clicking a saved link from a login entry in Proton Pass Current issue with Proton Pass : opens the link in a standard browser window instead of the existing private window.

    Please improve Proton Pass’s link-opening behavior so that links respect the browser’s current browsing mode. If Proton Pass is being used in a private window, links should open in that private browsing session rather than switching to a standard window.

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18. Username/Email Suggestions

    When manually adding a login item, the Username/Email field should feature a quick-select dropdown that surfaces frequently used usernames, personal email addresses, and active aliases.

    Other password managers like 1Password have this feature.

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19. Avira PWM passwords to Proton Pass

    I would like to transfer my passwords from Avira PWM to Proton Pass.

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20. Multiple select - Hold shift to select multiple entries (aliases, logins, etc)

    Currently we have the option of multiple selecting entries like aliases and logins, however we are not able to hold shift and select multiple entries at once, rather we have to click one by one, which is the opposite of what a multiple select feature should be.

    Please improve Multiple select feature including the capability of holding shift and selecting multiple entries from start to end of the list at once.

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