Root Domain as default for autofill
Love the ability to add additional websites/domains to logins, but would prefer not to be asked to save login info every time I am required to login on a subdomain. Can Proton Pass honor the root domain for autofill and as already saved. ie. the website entered in Proton Pass as xyz.com will still autofill at accounts.xyz.com, and not ask to save 'new login'.
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Andrew commented
This is a much needed feature. I am hesitant to full move over from LastPass at the moment because of it.
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Shawn commented
Please include this as I am tired of either the credentials not popping up because the subdomain or port number is not included in the URL of the saved credentials OR constantly being asked for credentials even though the root domain already asked me for it.
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Harry Rainbird commented
Please add Regular Expression support! I won't be moving over from Bitwarden until this is added.
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vj commented
> website entered in Proton Pass as xyz.com will still autofill at accounts.xyz.com, and not ask to save 'new login'
Maybe form autofill should be initiated by user (ideally using single tap/click of the mouse), not done automatically upon loading ANY webpage that has a webform, due to claimed possibility of malicious Javascript capture autofilled data, says Robb Braxman: https://youtu.be/spSdUSgAkKg?si=Ly2rEl5A681josoF&t=401
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Jackson commented
This should be the default behavior! Only require configuring a rule if different behavior is desired for different subdomains.
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celibacy040 commented
That would be better to include matching rules on URLs.
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Régis FLORET commented
For my professional daily job, I use to switch between several servers onto the same root domain.
Having an address such as `https://*.mydomain.tld` should help to reduce credentials noises. -
Chris commented
Proton Pass simply needs URL matching rules like Bitwarden has.
Sometimes you need different logins for subdomains, sometimes you don't. Rules that determine what part of the URL to match on (including a regular expression) would be great.
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Felix commented
This feature need also the option to mark domains as 'no route domain'.
There are services that need a separate account per sub-domain, like uservoice.com