Proton Pass & Authenticator
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Make Autenticator Codes visible in App
Currently it is only possible to either see every code at once or see none at all. Please add an "eye"-button next to every code that makes this specific code visible, while all the others remain hidden.
Similar to the passwords in Pass.
6 votes -
option to view character count of passwords
Have an option to view the character count of passwords so that its easier to fill in prompts for 'the 10th character of your password' for example
7 votes -
I would need to import passwords from B-folders 5
I would need to import passwords from B-folders 5
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Lock button in the extension
Please make manual locking (read: the moment when it is needed) possible also in the extension as in the webversion. In the extension, you have to click now several times before you can log out. I would appreciate it very much if there is a directly visible lock button (e.g. at the header of the extension, besides the donut).
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DropBox Passwords needs an import
DropBox is removing their otherwise simple and awesome password feature. I suspect the simplicity I love is the reason they have decided to let other solutions provide that particular feature.
On Oct 8, 2025, all passwords will be gone. As we approach, more and more people are going to look for an easy way to transfer their stuff. It would be good marketing to announce that you are here to help.
The CSV import feature failed - it wondered about field names. Looking online, I didn't find any description of what the CSV import could do or what features it…
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Improve login autofill recognition in the Brave browser on android and in the Brave browser addon for Brave on Linux and windows.
I experience a lack of autofill detection on every second to third site that i enter, which was almost never an issue with googles password manager. My experience is persistantly bad in the Brave browser on android, Linux and Windows. Often Proton Pass will ask if I want to save the login information that I just copied from Proton Pass, making it seem like an unnecessary bug that autofill didn't recognize the login fields in the first place.
It seems that keyboard user choose affects this on Android. A list of supported open source and privacy optimized keyboards, preferably with…
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Authenticator web app
It was great to see Authenticator launch with apps on every platform. It’d be great to see that rounded out with a web app, e.g. authenticator.proton.me. I have hundreds of codes and the app reaches a point where management and scaling becomes more difficult to do on mobile. A web app would give some freedom for managing codes on the desktop without necessarily needing to install an app (or in scenarios where it’s not possible to install one).
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Import of OTP code data from an Authenticator by JASON file
This feature allows for data import when the user's existing Authenticator is not selected by Proton i.e. freeOTP+ etc.
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Option to hide password strength indicator
I’ll take flak for this, but I hate being shamed for pre-existing weak passwords that I imported. I’m very busy every day and the reality is I won’t be spending hours upon hours changing every unique weak password that Proton Pass says I have and given most of them are for useless logins it doesn’t really matter if it were breached. An option such as this could even be buried in the advanced settings.
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Many missing features when coming from Dashlane
Please consider this as an all-in-one feature request about what the competition has to offer and you don't.
I am a long-time user of Dashlane and right now I'm evaluating ProtonPass.
ProtonPass Pros:
Integration with SimpleLogin/Mail aliases and Proton as a parent company. Stylish UI.ProtonPass Cons:
macOS AutoFill and Safari Passkeys work well in Dashlane but are absent in ProtonPass.TOTP auto fill works well in Dashlane, but in ProtonPass it's a buggy feature attempt. Many times it fails to show up, and when it does it's just a popup and requires you to paste (and guess that it's…
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Pepper you passwords
Proton should better support the use case of salting/peppering passwords. This means manually typing a short suffix at the end of important passwords, such that the suffix is NOT stored in the passwords manager. That way, if the master password is compromised the attacker will not have access to those passwords. The same suffix is used for all important passwords making it easy to remember. Here's a description of this practice:
https://passwordbits.com/salting-passwords/
This can be done with Proton, but unfortunately it recognizes the password was manually changed and constantly offers pop-up suggestions to store the new password. You can change…
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Authenticator: Implement a security question when deleting items in the Android app
It is too easy to delete an item by accident.
So I am missing the "are you really sure" question when deleting items in the Android app - as it is available e.g. in the Windows app.4 votes -
Don't automatically add a forward slash when a port number is at the tail of an URL.
I have a login in Proton Pass like example.com:10000, commenly used for Webmin. PP automatically adds a forward slash, which is nice for the webserver you're going to, but not in this case.
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Show password as QR
It would be really useful to display a stored password as a QR code for out of band password entry, on devices where I'm unable or don't want to install Proton Pass. Cases where I've done this manually with a QR generator app were entering parental control passwords on child devices, setting up new devices, using company computers, and temporarily signing someone into a friend's device.
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Autofiller
Insert an autofiller for the desktop (and maybe the mobile) proton pass application
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Contacts
I would like to see the ability to store and save Contact information. Having all of my contacts saved in a service like Google Contacts is useful, but overwhelming and unnecessary at times. With Proton Pass, I could create contacts that I don't need to pop up everytime I send an email or am looking for someone specific. For instance, It would work great with Vaults, being able to organize and share with others, as well as being able to have an archive of contacts that I no longer use or regularly need. Not to mention that it would be…
17 votes -
New password managers to add
Include Opera GX, Opera Air and the Opera browser password protector
8 votes -
Multiple accounts / logins for Proton Pass
I have multiple Proton accounts (for work and private) and I would like to see that Proton Pass can have multiple accounts logged in.
In the same way that Proton Mail works; you can "Add another account" and can easily switch between these accounts. And I would like to see the same behavior for Proton Pass (and preferably the browser extension).18 votes -
Distinguish "Vulnerable" passwords from "Weak" passwords in Pass Monitor
Currently the Pass Monitor lists all logins with passwords considered "Vulnerable" and "Weak" together in a long list with no apparent order. Combined with the observation that Proton Pass is fairly aggressive and inconsistent with what is considered "weak", the user will find it very difficult to prioritize for the most vulnerable passwords first.
Login entries with "Vulnerable" passwords should be focused and prioritized, grouped together at the top under a clearly marked "Vulnerable" category, and the others grouped below under a "Weak" category.
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Add another grade level of "Good/Average" in between "Weak" and "Strong" for password strength
As a security-minded IT professional, I'm finding myself confused that very similar passwords are considered "Weak" or "Strong". If I generate a 14-character random password with lowercase, uppercase, numbers and symbols, Proton marks about half of them "Weak" and half "Strong". Similarly, all randomly generated 16-character lowercase passwords are marked "Vulnerable", while increasing that to 17 chars results in all being marked "Strong". There seems to be some strange inconsistencies with the grading algorithm (see another user's request titled "Improve the Accuracy for the Weak Password Detection").
Regardless of user knowledge and experience level, and accepting for now the separate…
14 votes
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