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1. Proton Pass on Mac needs a check for updates feature

   Proton Pass on Mac doesn't have a feature to check for updates, nor does it update itself when a new version is available. The only way I know there's an update is to use a third-party app that shows an update is available for Proton Pass. I talked to Proton Pass support, and they stated, 'Please note that, unfortunately, there is no check for the update button. You will have to download the latest version from the download page.' A password manager has significant security implications; if an update is available, the user shouldn't have to guess to find it.

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2. Better favicon/icon support
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3. "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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4. 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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5. Add Samsumg Pass

   Add Samsung Pass, their password and identity manager to ProtonPass

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6. Force passkey interception

   Now, if proton pass is lock, proton extension will not catch the passkey request.
   I see someone ask for no interception at all
   I think the default behavior is important (catch if proton is unlocked, else let OS manage)
   But add a 3rd option to always catch passkey and prompt to unlock the extension

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7. 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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8. Access tokens for use with Pass CLI in automated use-cases

   I would like to use Pass with Pass CLI in automated workflows like CI/CD pipelines, Kubernetes, etc.
   Offering access tokens for authentication would allow to revoke access or rotate tokens regularly much easier as it is not necessary to change the primary account's password (which directly breaks all access).

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9. Custom Field Rearrangement, Clone, PIN, Web Icons, Phone Number & Profile Photo

   1. Custom Field Rearrangement – Ability to rearrange custom fields across login items, identities, and other item types.

   2. Clone Login Items – A cloning/duplicate feature for login items, which is very necessary for efficiency.

   3. PIN Field for Logins – Addition of a dedicated "PIN" field alongside username and password for login items.

   4. Web Icons Not Displaying Consistently – Many login items do not show their respective website icons, while some do. It would be great if all items could reliably display icons for quick recognition.

   5. Phone Number Field in Login Items – Some websites allow login via either email or mobile number. Having a dedicated field for “mobile/phone number” would make the login process more seamless.

   6. Profile Photo for Identities – Adding an option to upload a profile photo in the identities section would make it easier to visually identify different identities at a glance.

   1. Custom Field Rearrangement – Ability to rearrange custom fields across login items, identities, and other item types.

   2. Clone Login Items – A cloning/duplicate feature for login items, which is very necessary for efficiency.

   3. PIN Field for Logins – Addition of a dedicated "PIN" field alongside username and password for login items.

   4. Web Icons Not Displaying Consistently – Many login items do not show their respective website icons, while some do. It would be great if all items could reliably display icons for quick recognition.

   5. Phone Number Field in Login Items – Some websites allow login via either email or mobile… more

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10. iCloud Keychain/Apple Passwords native import function

    So when you try to export passwords from the Apple Passwords app, it asks whether you want to export the data directly to a new app. This way the user doesn't have to download and upload the file manually, as the process happens automatically.

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11. CLI: expose and update "last used" time for items

    CLI: expose and update "last used" time for items

    The Proton Pass apps (desktop, browser, mobile) all track and show when each item was last used, which makes it easy to spot stale credentials and to sort by what you actually use. The CLI is the only client that ignores this: it never shows a "last used" value and never updates it, even though the API already returns the field.

    I'd love the CLI to match the apps here:

    1. Show "last used" in item list / item view JSON output, alongside the created/modified times that are already there.
    2. Update it when an item is actually used from the CLI — item view, item totp, and especially run / inject, which are how secrets get consumed in scripts and CI.
    3. Optionally, let item list --sort-by last-used order by it.

    Use case: credential hygiene. With this I could audit a vault for credentials nobody uses anymore, and confirm that the secrets my automation depends on are still alive. Right now a login read every hour by a cron job looks completely unused from the CLI's point of view.

    This would bring the CLI in line with the rest of the Proton Pass ecosystem for power users who live in the terminal.

    I've put together a working reference implementation if it helps: https://github.com/bsramin/pass-cli/pull/1

    CLI: expose and update "last used" time for items

    The Proton Pass apps (desktop, browser, mobile) all track and show when each item was last used, which makes it easy to spot stale credentials and to sort by what you actually use. The CLI is the only client that ignores this: it never shows a "last used" value and never updates it, even though the API already returns the field.

    I'd love the CLI to match the apps here:

    1. Show "last used" in item list / item view JSON output, alongside the created/modified times that are already there.
    2. Update it… more
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12. Install pass-cli using a package manager

    I tried adding a comment to this existing thread ("Single Linux yum repo for all Proton apps
    ") here, but couldn't: https://protonmail.uservoice.com/forums/945460-general-ideas/suggestions/50536500-single-linux-yum-repo-for-all-proton-apps

    Installing pass-cli via a downloaded bash script is not optimal, and feels very insecure. Instead, people on Linux distributions should be able to use their platform's package manager to install it.

    For example, it would be great to have a single yum repository for all Fedora-based proton products, so that I could just do "sudo dnf install pass-cli" (to install pass-cli specifically), or "sudo dnf update" to update everything easily. Instead, only proton-vpn has a yum repo, and everything else was a manual rpm download + install.

    But now here comes pass-cli, which makes me install via a remote bash script. :(

    I tried adding a comment to this existing thread ("Single Linux yum repo for all Proton apps
    ") here, but couldn't: https://protonmail.uservoice.com/forums/945460-general-ideas/suggestions/50536500-single-linux-yum-repo-for-all-proton-apps

    Installing pass-cli via a downloaded bash script is not optimal, and feels very insecure. Instead, people on Linux distributions should be able to use their platform's package manager to install it.

    For example, it would be great to have a single yum repository for all Fedora-based proton products, so that I could just do "sudo dnf install pass-cli" (to install pass-cli specifically), or "sudo dnf update" to update everything easily. Instead, only proton-vpn has a yum repo, and… more

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13. Support FIDO Alliance Passkey Import/Export Standard (iOS/macOS 26+)

    Proton Pass is currently one of the only major password managers that does not support Apple's FIDO Alliance-based passkey import/export standard introduced in iOS/macOS 26.
    Bitwarden, 1Password, and Dashlane all support it. This means users cannot export their passkeys from those apps into Proton Pass on iOS or macOS. It's a hard blocker for anyone trying to migrate to Proton Pass.
    What needs to happen:
    Apple published two APIs for this specifically for third-party credential managers:

    ASCredentialExportManager — to export passkeys from Proton Pass
    ASCredentialProviderViewController — to import passkeys from other managers

    Both need to be implemented. The underlying format is the FIDO Alliance Credential Exchange schema, which is what makes cross-manager transfers work.
    Until Proton Pass supports this, it's effectively incompatible with the passkey ecosystem that the rest of the industry has already adopted. For a manager built around user ownership of data, this is a significant gap.
    References:

    https://fidoalliance.org/mobileidworld-apple-introduces-cross-platform-passkey-import-export-features-across-operating-systems/
    https://mobileidworld.com/apple-introduces-cross-platform-passkey-import-export-features-across-operating-systems/
    https://developer.apple.com/videos/play/wwdc2025/279/

    Proton Pass is currently one of the only major password managers that does not support Apple's FIDO Alliance-based passkey import/export standard introduced in iOS/macOS 26.
    Bitwarden, 1Password, and Dashlane all support it. This means users cannot export their passkeys from those apps into Proton Pass on iOS or macOS. It's a hard blocker for anyone trying to migrate to Proton Pass.
    What needs to happen:
    Apple published two APIs for this specifically for third-party credential managers:

    ASCredentialExportManager — to export passkeys from Proton Pass
    ASCredentialProviderViewController — to import passkeys from other managers

    Both need to be implemented. The underlying format… more

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14. Multi-Page Login: Auto-Fill Password on Second Page After Username Entry

    Many websites, like Google, split their login process into two pages: one for the username/email and another for the password. Currently, when using ProtonPass, we need to manually select our login item on both pages, which feels a bit redundant and inconvenient.

    With 1Password, once you select your login on the username/email page, it automatically fills in the password on the subsequent page without any additional input.

    This feature significantly enhances user experience by providing a smoother, quicker login process. It would be fantastic if ProtonPass could implement a similar streamlined multi-page login auto-fill functionality!

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    Started  ·  AdminProton (Admin, Proton) responded

    This is part of the autofill improvement, which is ongoing, this was highlighted in the recent Roadmap: https://proton.me/blog/pass-roadmap-spring-summer-2026

    
    

    We should have a significant enhancement via iframe coming soon.

15. Proton Pass: set preferred login method (mail/username)

    Hi, I've been using proton pass recently. I love being able to add an email-address and a username.

    However, when I want to log in to multiple websites, pass will auto-fill the username, when actually only the email can be used. This usually happens when a websites has a login form "Email or Phone number".

    My idea would be to set a default "log in with" to either email or username in case you have added both, so that I can set that to mail and thus save me from having to manually edit a login form after auto filling it with proton pass.

    Thanks

    Hi, I've been using proton pass recently. I love being able to add an email-address and a username.

    However, when I want to log in to multiple websites, pass will auto-fill the username, when actually only the email can be used. This usually happens when a websites has a login form "Email or Phone number".

    My idea would be to set a default "log in with" to either email or username in case you have added both, so that I can set that to mail and thus save me from having to manually edit a login form after auto filling… more

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16. Add Safe-in-the-Cloud to the Proton Pass import list

    Please add Safe-in-Cloud to the Proton Pass password manager import list.

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17. Dark Web Monitoring for Phone Numbers

    Dark Web Monitoring is Goated but it shall also include Phone Numbers, not only E-Mails.

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18. Proton Pass View Item History naming

    proton pass premium users can see the previously modified history of passwords but I want that I can change name of specific previous version history to a specific name so that I can understand in that time my password was this , sometimes we need to know the previous Password but as of lof modifications of passwords finding a partical previous version is very very hard so please add this feature to rename previous modified history of passwords

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19. Labeled Vault icons and custom icons

    I have difficulties to understand what all Vault icons stands for. It would be easier to choose the appropriate icon for your vault if they are labeled. I wish to request these suggestions beneath:

    1. Labeled Vault icons.
    2. More icons.
    3. Custom icons.

    Please vote if you also would like to see this and please share your thoughts or even suggestions to be added to this. Thanks in advance.

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20. Merge identical password entries when importing

    Importing passwords from iCloud Passwords results in multiple entires in Proton Pass when there are multiple websites / URL's assigned to the same username & password entry

    For example: When you have the the following 3 URLs configured in a single Apple Passwords entry (example.org, www.example.org and portal.example.org) you end up now with 3 seperate entires in Proton Pass

    Pass Monitor also starts complaining about duplicate passwords because there are 3 entires created with the same username & password combination.

    The import process from Apple Password should be improved so only one entry is created with all 3 URLs.

    P.S. I don't know if this is also happening while importing from other password managers.

    Importing passwords from iCloud Passwords results in multiple entires in Proton Pass when there are multiple websites / URL's assigned to the same username & password entry

    For example: When you have the the following 3 URLs configured in a single Apple Passwords entry (example.org, www.example.org and portal.example.org) you end up now with 3 seperate entires in Proton Pass

    Pass Monitor also starts complaining about duplicate passwords because there are 3 entires created with the same username & password combination.

    The import process from Apple Password should be improved so only one entry is created with all 3 URLs.

    P.S.… more

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