For me I would really like this for notes. Using the folders to organize various notes so that they are easily retrievable by topic or subject

Oh yes!!! This request correspondes EXACTLY my needs.

This should be a priority request.

Otherwise I’m afraid to say but the great Proton Pass Plus is not useable for me in my daily doing.

I do hope this will be released soon!

This should be a priority. Long time Proton user and this is the only thing keeping me from switching over to ProtonPass. Folders and organization are critical to myself and I am sure lots of others.

I fully agree concerning the possibility of having folders and subfolders (even another level of additional granularity?). It is indeed a hindrance to the adoption of ProtonPass for advanced users.
I understand the intention to prioritize search within vaults (which would certainly address the majority of users), but the feature of having folders should be prioritized in the future.
Thanks to the Proton team(s) for their work

Yes, this is a much-desired feature for ProtonPass as several password managers utilize this feature, and OCD folks like me want organization! :)

Please provide the ability to create folders and subfolder for Proton Pass.

Proton Pass could be better to take notes with if we had a way to create folders inside of vaults to sort them out. Currently, we can only move notes to another vault.

Yes, that would be great if this comes. So that you can put your notes into categories. Hope it will be implemented

Labels/folders are definitely needed, especially those of us coming from keepass

Folders or tags are essential. As a Bitwarden user for many years, I'm accustomed to having my logins organized. I have vaults to separate family passes because I manage all my family logins, but there must be organization inside every vault, folders or tags of some sort.

Edit:
The best way is imho tags, that can be selected on the filters screen. The filter button should be on the top left of the list where it shows the list filter name. The same way the sort button is on the top right of the list. From there we can select what type of items to show and also filter by assigned tags.

Having folders is critical for me. I am accustomed to LastPass and it has superb organization via folders. I have hundreds of passwords that are organized by type in folders and in ProtonPass it's just a jumbled mess. The search feature is not cutting it.It's critical for me to have an ability to organize my passwords by folders, without it i will not switch to Proton Pass.

Upvoted folder and Tag featur. For me is a must have feature. After an import I realized that there is no possibility of creating folders, accustomed with KeePass I consider it essential for me.

Different icons . custom icons, new Colors & color wheel to add more color variety .Allow us to import our own pics or avatars to use as icons and identifiers for the content inside . Expand the onboard icons a lot . Folders - Customized as well . Maybe even a pool we label and customize and along the top are the passwords organized by labels and folders which are put up too and below are different customizable areas .. From there just drag and drop each item into the appropriate pool - customizable area . Thanks

I'd prefer tags over folders. Tags are more versatile especially if smart search is included to show existing tags when typing. But yes, some level organization and search is needed.

I will not commit to Proton Pass until it features robust organization. Like many other commenters here, I have nearly a thousand entries in my current application, pwSafe (Windows / Mac/ iOS / Android), and Proton Pass fails to meet my need for organization.

pwSafe is not directly supported for import to Proton Pass so I exported pwSafe to .cvs and formatted my content to match a Chrome import to Proton Pass. This worked procedurally, but I lost every bit of organization and it's a jumbled mess in Proton Pass. It's just not usable.

Whether folders or tags or both, this is needed immediately to be viable for power users. Both folders and tags would be best for those (including me) who use a mixed approach.

Vaults are not a substitute for folders or tags. This is just not practical. If limiting vaults is a method to encourage subscribing to the Pass Pro feature set, there's got to be a better answer. Proton Pass is also too jammed-up in window size to accommodate titles of any length. There's so much potential here and these missing and crippled features would be incredibly simple to deploy and/or fix in a database structure. I do hope you folks get on with this.

I'm posting here because this thread has the most votes, but the fact there are 2 features mentioned is weakening the importance. Someone at Proton should straighten this out and make 2 threads of it. I'm probably going to create a 2nd account to bring this under one thread and apply another 3 votes to it.

I agree with this suggestion. I wouldn't mind having a labelling feature as well, like with emails.

Upvoted folder or Tag feature. It is a must have feature before migrating to proton pass. Please proritize

Adding my votes. It should also be able to import folders from existing managers

I think that this thread represent two separate requirements:
1) having a subfolder structure
2) allowing attachments

I really need a Folder and Subfloder structure to best arrange all my data.
A sub vault structure also would work; the idea is to be able to arrange the stored data in more than one level. For me this requirement is CRITICAL.

For the attachment, i see the need for it but I personally does not need it for the moment. It would consume even faster your space available on Proton servers

Please, we need folders and sub-folders to organize the logins in the Vault.

Proton Pass Import should import all the logins with the folder hierarchy.

We imported 1066 objects into Proton Pass; in the previous Password Manager, these objects were organized in the folder hierarchy.

In Proton, now all mixed up ☹

For example, we have multiple logins for the same website, which were organized in sub-folders based on the login type and role.

Now, in Proton Pass, we can’t distinguish between them; the only way is to check the username.

Not sure how Proton Pass auto-fill will work for these items, as all entries have the same website URL.