Proton Pass & Authenticator
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Option to secure each vault with a unique password or Yubikey
At the moment, it is possible to create multiple vaults, but these vaults can all be accessed using a single password. That isn’t very practical, especially if not all vaults need to be accessible at all times. For example, I have a vault containing personal data that I would like to secure with its own password or a Yubikey (as is possible in KeePass, for instance).
5 votes -
individual 4-6 digit PIN codes added as option for high risk logins
Proton Pass already keeps your data safe with two-factor authentication, which is fantastic. But imagine if, when you need to quickly access important passwords—say for your bank or private email—you could just enter a simple 4-6 (or even 8) digit PIN. It’s a fast, extra layer of security that makes retrieving your most critical credentials both secure and super convenient.
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Add entries as favourites on Proton Authenticator
I would like the ability to add entries as favourites on Proton Authenticator.
Imagined scenario: all entries would be alphabetically ordered but the ones I have specifically chosen would also be displayed at the top of the list
Issue solved: when you have a lot of entries, it becomes cumbersome to repeatedly scroll to the frequently used codes
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Add a few More User Themes / Color choices.
I would love the option to have more colors theme options like maybe a blue instead of purple or custom color picker
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Make text from ProtonPass web browser extension private
Clipboard managers have internal functions that tells them not to remember stuff copied from certain sources, which is the behaviour we'd want from whatever comes out of password managers.
Unfortunately, the copied text coming out of the ProtonPass web browser extension (at least on Firefox) is plain text and my clipboard manager remembers it forever in its memory, which is not ideal for security. (I'm using Pasteboard Viewer to check the type of text that is stored in the clipboard.)
Apparently, there is a way to tag text as sensitive from browser extensions: this was reported in an issue on…
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Please add the option to import the SafeInCloud.xml database from the "SafeinCloud" password manager
Please add the option to import the SafeInCloud.xml database from the "SafeinCloud" password manager
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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,…
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Allow Resizing and Collapsing Interface Panels
Add the ability to freely resize the interface panels. The leftmost panel currently takes up too much useful space despite being the least important one. It would be especially useful to collapse it into a narrow icon-only sidebar. The central panel should also be resizable, as it is currently too small.
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Offline functionality and sync intelligence
While many password managers offer offline access, Proton Pass could excel here with a particularly robust system. The app should automatically detect when a connection is unstable and proactively sync all critical data in advance. In the event of conflicts between offline changes, an intelligent merge function should be offered that shows the user exactly which version contains which information, rather than simply overwriting the latest one.
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Autofill intelligence and reliability
The biggest problem that keeps cropping up in user reviews is the unreliability of the autofill feature. Proton Pass often fails to recognize login fields correctly, fills in fields incorrectly, or logs out unexpectedly. Proton needs to make significant improvements in this area. Competitors such as 1Password and Dashlane have developed significantly more sophisticated systems that can easily handle complex forms, multi-step login processes, and unconventional websites. Proton Pass should use machine learning to learn from failed autofill attempts and continuously improve its recognition rate. A fallback mechanism that automatically tries alternative filling methods when problems arise, rather than simply…
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Stay unlocked on Windows until screen locks
One option for Proton Pass and possibly other Proton applications on Windows (and perhaps other OSs) would be to offer staying unlocked until the screen/display locks. According to Lumo, it is possible for Windows applications to detect that the user's session has been locked:
WTSRegisterSessionNotification() for applications
Lock Workstation() API calls can be hooked
Desktop session state via GetSessionState()It would seem useful to be able to tell Proton Pass to stay unlocked until the screen gets locked, instead of relying on some kind of timer (one hour being the maximum). Same for the browser extension, if that is possible…
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Personal data/identity per login
It would be great if you could track per login what personal information / identity was given in a structured manner (not just notes).
For example:
- which phone number was used
- which address was used
- which bank card was used
- and/or which identity profile was usedThis would make it easy to track which logins need to be updated with new information in the case of:
- changing phone number
- moving to a new adress
- moving to a new bank (card/account)5 votes -
5 votes
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Ability to add Password fields or Generate Passwords on Text and Hidden fields
We currently have only the ability to add 3 types of fields (Text, 2FA secret key (TOTP), and Hidden). None of them allows you to use the generate password feature. Some of my accounts require storing multiple passwords, and it is a pain in the neck to generate a password using another service and then copy/paste it into one of the existing fields.
I suggest either giving users the ability to generate passwords for the Text and Hidden fields, or creating a new Field "Password" to store additional passwords/secrets.
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Sort Pass Monitor entries
I have items in Pass Monitor that won't be fixed soon for various reasons. I want to be able to sort the display to see what is new, based on last update date. Applies especially to "Weak" passwords, Inactive 2FA, Excluded items, Reused.
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Mask newly generated passwords by default
Proton Pass already hides saved passwords in the vault and lets users copy them without revealing them. I’d like the password generator to work the same way.
When I add a passkey to an account, my next step is usually to rotate the old password to a long, random Proton Pass password that I do not know or memorize.
The passkey becomes my everyday login, and the password becomes a manager-held emergency backup.
The only weak moment is generation. Right now, the new password is shown on screen as soon as it is created. That creates a brief but unnecessary…2 votes -
Different Card Types
I use Proton Pass to manage my gift cards and library cards in addition to my credit cards. It would be really helpful if there was a way to mark card types or add specific options under the "Finance" Other Items to add these specific item types.
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Auto-lock options for the Authenticator
It would be great to have auto-lock options for the app:
• lock after X minutes of inactivity in the app,
• lock after X minutes of system inactivity,
• and an option to lock (or not) when the OS gets locked.This would let users control whether the app should stay unlocked after the system is unlocked, or require the password again. This adds flexibility and better security.
7 votes -
Allow the user to specify the login form fields used for auto-fill
Allow the user to choose which field on a login form is associated with the username, password, OTP, etc. Sometimes fields are not detected successfully, so auto-fill doesn't work. Other password managers allow the user to choose the ID of the fields in the page's HTML so they're always filled correctly.
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2 votes
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