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1. Apps, web apps, and extensions auto-lock and can be unlocked with a security key

   Similar ideas have already been suggested, but this idea is to combine those and add the use of a security key across all apps - with Proton Pass being highest priority. Namely:

   -Proton Pass (in all forms) should have configurable auto-lock timers and options for auto-lock on browser closure, app closure, computer sleep, lock, logoff, shutdown, etc
   -all Proton products (in all forms) should have the above
   -locked products should be unlockable with a security key (with Proton Pass as priority), but should not require password AND security key to unlock

   I want all Proton products to have the auto-lock option (but configurable as above) that Proton Pass currently has, but with the choice to use a security key instead of a PIN or the overall Proton Account password.

   I want to be able to log in to Proton products on a device, using normal two-factor authentication (password and security key), leave my security key in the USB slot (or have it at hand to wave for NFC), have the Proton products lock in a configurable manner, and be able to unlock them by touching the security key (waving for NFC) when prompted if I return to the product after the product has locked.

   That way, when I am done with the device, I take my security key with me, and if anyone gets a hold of my device they cannot access any part of my Proton Account without the security key, even though the Account is still "logged in" (does not require a password challenge). Currently, even with 2FA enabled and a security key registered, so long as someone can bypass the local account control and unlock the device (which is outside of Proton's control and dependent upon the device manufacturer, etc), they can access all Proton products logged in on that device (except Proton Pass, but that may only be secured by a 6-digit PIN).

   Similar ideas have already been suggested, but this idea is to combine those and add the use of a security key across all apps - with Proton Pass being highest priority. Namely:

   -Proton Pass (in all forms) should have configurable auto-lock timers and options for auto-lock on browser closure, app closure, computer sleep, lock, logoff, shutdown, etc
   -all Proton products (in all forms) should have the above
   -locked products should be unlockable with a security key (with Proton Pass as priority), but should not require password AND security key to unlock

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2. Proton Pass: choose autocompletion with username or email based on url/website

   I have an item with email and username. The item is asociated to several urls (several applications in the same organization). Some urls require login with email, in others is the login with username which is mandatory.
   In the item properties, it would be nice to define to which urls apply the username or the email on the autocompletion. At least show the two options in the popup for autocompletion.

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3. Proton Authenticator should support signing in to a Proton account for backups

   Why doesn’t Proton Authenticator allow signing in to a Proton account so that backups are stored in my account? Please add this.

   Because of this limitation, I don’t want to switch to Proton Authenticator. It honestly feels like 2005, when you had to export data manually. Cloud backups tied to my Proton account should be a basic feature.

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4. proxy for desktop

   Add proxy configs for desktop app. I use it on windows10 but whenever i use a vpn, proton pass wont work and it will ask me to switch to offline mode.

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5. Show the number of characters in the password

   Show the number of characters in the password

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6. Import from dropbox passwords

   Import from dropbox passwords

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7. Allow Multiple Accounts in Authenticator

   I'd like to use Authenticator for work and personal 2FA. They would be under separate Proton accounts.

   Please allow me to sign-in to multiple Proton accounts with Authenticator (like Google Authenticator can) and switch between them.

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8. lock app after inactivity

   The "Lock app after inactivity" setting should offer more options. As a company we would like to force something like 8 hours so that it covers a typical workday.

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9. Vault description

   Would be great to have a long text field per vault to add a description / use case of the vault.

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10. Device Trust Limitation

    I have Proton Pass on both my Android phone and my Linux laptop, but because of the security defects of Linux, I don't want to give the same levels of trust to both platforms. I would like a way for one trusted device to be able to enforce limitations in what other devices can access, such as allowing one-time access to use passkeys (ideally doing the actual cryptography only on the trusted client), one-time access to pull a certain password, or permanent access to specific credentials.

    Currently, to accomplish something like this, I use one paid account (on Android) and one free account (on Proton Pass for Linux) with a shared "Low Stakes" vault, but this is hacky and violates TOS.

    I have Proton Pass on both my Android phone and my Linux laptop, but because of the security defects of Linux, I don't want to give the same levels of trust to both platforms. I would like a way for one trusted device to be able to enforce limitations in what other devices can access, such as allowing one-time access to use passkeys (ideally doing the actual cryptography only on the trusted client), one-time access to pull a certain password, or permanent access to specific credentials.

    Currently, to accomplish something like this, I use one paid account (on Android) and… more

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11. Add Trend Micro Password Manager to the list of programs from which to import
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12. Estate Planning and Password Managers

    Let’s face it: in most households, one person ends up being the "techie"—they manage all the online accounts, pay the bills, set up the gadgets, and keep track of passwords. Meanwhile, the other person might have no idea what’s what—until something happens and they’re left to figure it all out.

    It’s not just about passwords—it’s about being able to keep the lights on, find out where the mortgage is, and know what subscriptions to cancel.

    What you need to figure out ASAP:
    - Which bank has the mortgage?
    - Is the car insurance bundled with something else?
    - What bills are coming due this week?
    - Which accounts you can shut down and which you need to keep
    - Which ones are personal vs. part of your partner’s business or work

    So how do you make this easier? Some tech-minded folks create a “tags feed.” It's basically a cheat sheet—a list of all your digital accounts, grouped by topic, in plain English. Like a digital phone book for your life.

    Here’s what that might look like:

    Healthcare:
    - Doctor’s portal
    - Specialists
    - Health insurance login
    - Pharmacy accounts
    - HSA info

    Money Stuff:
    - Checking and savings
    - Credit cards (listed by bank)
    - Investment accounts
    - Retirement funds

    Home Life:
    - Electric company
    - Gas and water
    - Internet
    - Home security system

    Insurance
    - Car
    - Home
    - Life
    - Umbrella policy

    The biggest downside? You have to keep both the password manager and this cheat sheet updated. Every time you add a new account, change a password, or switch services, you have to update two places. And let’s be honest—nobody does that consistently.

    There’s a huge opportunity here. The population is aging, and almost everything is digital now. The companies that build tools for estate planning (not just password hoarding) will stand out.

    Features worth building:
    - Smart tagging and automatic account grouping
    - Visual maps that show how accounts connect
    - Guided checklists for surviving spouses
    - Partnerships with legal and financial services
    - Family-sharing options that actually make sense in emergencies

    Let’s face it: in most households, one person ends up being the "techie"—they manage all the online accounts, pay the bills, set up the gadgets, and keep track of passwords. Meanwhile, the other person might have no idea what’s what—until something happens and they’re left to figure it all out.

    It’s not just about passwords—it’s about being able to keep the lights on, find out where the mortgage is, and know what subscriptions to cancel.

    What you need to figure out ASAP:
    - Which bank has the mortgage?
    - Is the car insurance bundled with something else?
    - What bills… more

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13. Passkey on Safari Extension for MacOS

    It was great that Proton did create an extension for Safari to use on MacOS. The downside is it does not support passkeys. As more people use passkeys and more businesses requiring passkeys it is currently a no go to use proton pass on Safari.

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14. Login status to help keep Proton Pass clean

    Keep Proton Pass Clean by Filtering and/or Tagging Logins as "OLD", "REVIEW", "DELETE", "OBSOLETE", "NEEDS UPDATE", "REDUNDANT", "DELETE ACCOUNT ON WEBSITE"

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15. Passport & ID Card

    You've added passports but that type doesn't have an ISSUE DATE. It should. Also it would be helpful to have an ID CARD type. As opposed to only a driver's license type.

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16. [Windows Proton Pass app] Sort alphabetically, by newest, by oldest

    Currently on the Proton Pass firefox extension, I can sort my items by most recent, alphabetically, newest, oldest.

    On the windows app there is only "most recent".

    Add these sorts to the windows app.

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17. Proton pass - separate aliases into their own folder by default, separate from logins

    On purging my logins/passwords I accidentally also deleted all my aliases, as they're all thrown into the same default folder. They should be in a separate folder by default for clarity that deleting one is deleting the alias itself, not just a saved login/password.

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18. 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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19. pass-cli

    Hello I just downloaded pass-cli on the beta channel using the curl command provided at https://protonpass.github.io/pass-cli/get-started/installation/
    To be honest I don't have any particular NEED for accessing the cli tool, but figured I would install it because who knows, maybe i'd find some use for it.

    Instantly I was met with an issue that frankly I find unacceptable from a company the size of proton... You release a brand new cli tool, and don't include a manpage... I get that the documentation is available online, and pass-cli help/ --help provide a tiny bit of assistance, but come on. I feel like the creation of a manpage has to be the easiest thing possible when it comes to developing any cli tool, and if you can't do that we're supposed to somehow trust you with the most sensitive/ valuable information on the face of this earth?

    at first I was going to complain about the fact you don't provide command completion. Because typically upon installing a new cli tool the very first thing is "command" <space> <tab> followed by "command" <space> "-" <tab> So I can get an idea of what sub commands/ options are available to me. Not all tools provide completion though, and I reluctantly accept that fact when faced with it. However after that test failed, and I went to open the man page just to be greeted by "No manual entry for pass-cli" I was genuinely turned off.

    This means that every time I want to do something I'd have --help multiple times until I figure out what my final command needs to be, and even still that's not always enough e.g.:
    1. pass-cli --help
    2. pass ssh-agent --help
    3. pass ssh-agent load --help

    to finally get:
    Load SSH keys from Proton Pass into the system SSH agent

    Usage: pass-cli ssh-agent load [OPTIONS]

    Options:
    --share-id <SHARE_ID> Share ID of the vault to load keys from
    --vault-name <VAULT_NAME> Name of the vault to load keys from
    -h, --help Print help

    So I try:
    pass-cli ssh-agent load --vault-name Notes --help

    Which gives me the same help prompt as above, so I just try:
    pass-cli ssh-agent load --vault-name Notes

    And I am met with:
    Error: Failed to load SSH keys from vaults

    Caused by:
    0: Failed to load SSH keys from vaults
    1: Error finding vault
    2: Could not find vault Notes

    No I do not have any ssh keys in that vault, but what if I had multiple. What do I do? Theres no tab completion to give me a hint at the next input, no man page to load up to definitively answer that question. Luckily I still had https://protonpass.github.io/pass-cli/get-started/installation/ open in my browser so I didn't have to twiddle around for too long just to find out you can only import all ssh keys within a vault in one go instead of individual ones, but that shouldn't be the case. And if your tool requires that the user reference a document webpage in order to use it, you absolutely should have a way for the user to easily pull up said webpage whenever they need it i.e. linking it in the man page that doesn't exist.

    EDIT:
    As if that wasn't enough I decided to remove the tool until until it has gone through it's teething process a bit, and shocker (sarcasm. I'm not at all shocked at this point) theres no uninstall instructions. I'm afraid to even "rm -rf ~/.local/bin/pass-cli" at this point even though I believe (hope) that is the only thing the curl command installed on my system because I wouldn't be surprised if doing so would leave behind some orphan files. Whereas leaving it installed until an update adds an uninstall command or more documentation is created explaining how to properly uninstall the tool. Come on proton. At this point I've been a Proton Unlimited subscriber for over 2 years meaning I personally have contributed over $300 of my hard earned money to the company. I expect better from you.

    Hello I just downloaded pass-cli on the beta channel using the curl command provided at https://protonpass.github.io/pass-cli/get-started/installation/
    To be honest I don't have any particular NEED for accessing the cli tool, but figured I would install it because who knows, maybe i'd find some use for it.

    Instantly I was met with an issue that frankly I find unacceptable from a company the size of proton... You release a brand new cli tool, and don't include a manpage... I get that the documentation is available online, and pass-cli help/ --help provide a tiny bit of assistance, but come on. I feel… more

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20. Persistent preference/theme settings

    Having to re-enter display appearance theme, unlock and password order preferences, etc. every time you log in or reboot is frustrating and unproductive.

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