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1. Choose between Email and Username for autofill

   Hello,

   I am writing to suggest an improvement for Proton Pass.

   Currently, there is only one main field for the login. The issue is that on many websites (like forums), you have to log in with a username and not an email address.

   If we put the username in Proton Pass, we lose track of the email address linked to the account. And if we put the email, the autofill doesn't work on the website.

   It would be really convenient to have two separate fields: "Email" and "Username", with a simple option (like a checkbox) to choose which one should be used by default for the autofill on the login page.

   Thanks in advance for considering this!

   Guillaume

   Hello,

   I am writing to suggest an improvement for Proton Pass.

   Currently, there is only one main field for the login. The issue is that on many websites (like forums), you have to log in with a username and not an email address.

   If we put the username in Proton Pass, we lose track of the email address linked to the account. And if we put the email, the autofill doesn't work on the website.

   It would be really convenient to have two separate fields: "Email" and "Username", with a simple option (like a checkbox) to choose which one should… more

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2. ssh generate keys

   Please add an SSH key generator so that public and private keys can be generated.

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3. Items with passkey filter

   Can we please get a filter for items that have a passkey assigned to them in the filter dropdown menu.

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4. Avira PWM passwords to Proton Pass

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

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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. 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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7. 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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8. Unlock Proton Pass with Yubikey (or other U2F or FIDO2 standards)

   It seems like Yubikey or ohter 2FA key (standard U2F or FIDO2) are available for Proton Mail, Drive and Calendar.

   But please, implement it for Proton Pass.
   Password only for Windows app is not confortable and PIN is not enough secured.

   Regards,

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9. Proton Pass Browser Extension: Input password on start browser

   I don't like it that, when I start my browser, Proton Pass is immediately 'open' for everyone to use.
   Just like other Password Managers, I would like to FIRST need to input my password of my Proton Account to unlock my Proton Pass when I start my browser.

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10. 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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11. 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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12. 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.

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    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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13. 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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14. Proton Authenticator: Automatic backups when changes are made

    In my opinion, an option to automatically create a backup whenever changes are made (similar to Aegis) would be much more useful than the existing time-based backup options.

    Unlike a messaging app, an authenticator doesn't receive constant updates. Most users only add or remove an account occasionally. Creating a backup immediately after those changes ensures it's always up to date, while avoiding unnecessary scheduled backups when nothing has changed.

    Time-based backups (Daily, Weekly, Monthly) could still remain as an optional feature, but change-triggered backups seem like a more practical default for an authenticator app.

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15. Feature Request: Quick Settings Shortcut + Random Username Generator

    Feature Request: Quick Settings Shortcut + Random Username Generator

    Hi Proton Pass team and community! 👋

    I've been using Proton Pass for a while now and really appreciate the focus on privacy and security. I wanted to submit two feature requests that could make the app even more convenient for daily use:

    1. Quick Settings Shortcut (Android)

    It would be great to have a Quick Settings tile for Proton Pass, similar to what Bitwarden offers. This would allow users to:

    • Quickly access the vault
    • Copy credentials faster in situations where speed matters
    • Have a more seamless experience across the system This is a small addition that could significantly improve workflow efficiency.

    1. Random Username Generator (Beyond Email Aliases)

    Currently, Proton Pass excels at generating email aliases for sign-ups. However, many services require a username (not tied to email) during registration. It would be helpful to have:

    • A dedicated username generator that creates random strings (e.g., user_7x9k2m)
    • Options to customize length, character types, and prefixes/suffixes
    • Integration with the auto-fill system for username fields

    This would complement the existing email alias feature and cover more registration scenarios.

    Thanks for considering these suggestions! I know the team is constantly working on improvements, and I'm grateful for all the privacy-focused features already in place.

    Looking forward to hearing your thoughts!

    Feature Request: Quick Settings Shortcut + Random Username Generator

    Hi Proton Pass team and community! 👋

    I've been using Proton Pass for a while now and really appreciate the focus on privacy and security. I wanted to submit two feature requests that could make the app even more convenient for daily use:

    1. Quick Settings Shortcut (Android)

    It would be great to have a Quick Settings tile for Proton Pass, similar to what Bitwarden offers. This would allow users to:

    • Quickly access the vault
    • Copy credentials faster in situations where speed matters
    • Have a more seamless experience across the system This… more
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16. 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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17. 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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18. 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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19. 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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20. Quicker password access for Desktop Apps

    I believe having a way for Pass to see open apps and recommend passwords for desktop apps may be beneficial. I'm sure this is very involved, but it would be a drastic improvement to the UI. For example, for me to open Spotify, OpenEvidence, Work applications, and be able to click the tray icon for pass to autofill the account sign in after I select which app I am opening.

    This of course would benefit from having a tray icon (as with the VPN) that sits in the notification tray to increase efficiency.

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