Domain URL matching rules
Proton pass should have URL matching rules like bitwarden. This makes it easier to handle different usecases.
For instance, at work I have different usernames/passwords on different subdomains and I would like to be able to limit certain credentials to specific subdomains and have others shared accross multiple subdomains.
So that would be great to have a diffrent matching rules like:
- root domain
- hostname
- starts with
- regex
- exact match
- ...

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Styxbe commented
Good to see I am not alone, can't use Proton Pass without this basic functionality. Have mentioned it in every feedback/survey, in some forums, but been waiting since first launch for it to get implemented, quite ridiculous it's still not done while other less important stuff (admittedly that's subjective) has been added already. Sticking to Bitwarden like many others.
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UnselectSlogan commented
This is the configuration that keeps me in Bitwarden for the moment
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Taylor commented
This is a feature I can't live without. This is one of the main reasons I can't use Proton Pass as my main password manager.
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Nebber commented
I forgot about how incredibly useful this feature in Bitwarden is ... until I started testing Proton pass.
First internal site I wanted to login to had over 30 matches.
The next page I logged into is this one here to vote for this feature.
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Tim C commented
This feature is critical for me for business uses; and has been a massive pain point since trying to move from BitWarden. Many of our internal systems are under the same domain:
customer1-release.company.com
customer1-develop.company.com
customer2-release.company.com
customer2-develop.company.cometc.
This often results in the situation that autofill is completely *useless* for anything related to our business. It also inevitably results in many 'Do you want to update this password?' messages that are completely unrelated to the active website.
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Antoine commented
Subpath recognition would be awesome
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WC commented
The inability to distinguish logins across subdomains is a significant roadblock to adoption. Frankly, a little surprised this product went GA without that functionality considering it's prevalance as a standard feature for like products.
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YS commented
different subdomains should never have been treated as being the same application to begin with. the complex rules described in the original post could be optional to keep things simple imo.
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Mat commented
Critical feature for me, as someone with a lot of services under the same domain
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Allard S commented
+1 Essential feature for me to switch!
Is this on the roadmap yet?
Where is the a roadmap published? -
Itay commented
+1, this is extremely important. I have 35 services running under my local domain and Proton Pass is currently showing all entries for all services
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Saxon Rix commented
This is a critical feature IMO. Please implement it. I'm surprised it wasn't implemented from the beginning to be honest.
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T commented
Definitely waiting for this!
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[Deleted User] commented
Also, when added, make sure to have an indication on the field that URL match detection has been changed from the default match detection.
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Friendly User commented
As a member of the self-hosted community, this is a critical feature. I have dozens of services sharing the same base domains.
I like Bitwarden's approach to the problem: https://bitwarden.com/help/uri-match-detection/
Adding this feature will allow me to fully adopt ProtonPass as my primary password manager of choice.
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Séb commented
the minimum, filtering by host : aaa.domain.com / bbb.domain.com...
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Vitaly commented
Just wanted to switch, but when found out that this feature is missing - i'm staying with Bitwarden Premium. Ready to switch when it will be implemented, absolutely mandatory feature.
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nalavoc commented
Please add option to add androidapp:// rules also!
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Antoine Trespaillé commented
This is very critical, and even more for work with the use of subdomains. also to have to possibility to exclude some domains (subdomains) from the use of Proton pass.
This exists in other applications such as >Last pass -
L commented
Imagine logging to one site and have 20+ entries showed only because they share the same domain.