Attachments
(at least 25mb) to logins and notes
In bitwarden we can attach (up to 500mb) files to login items, which is helpful if you want to capture screen shots for settings, restoration keys, or even evidence. Also helpful for things like optical prescriptions.
Attachments is the ONE missing feature preventing me from fulling moving into PP from Bitwarden.
https://www.reddit.com/r/ProtonPass/comments/18o6ncl/attachments_has_a_decision_been_made_if_to/
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Anonymous commented
This is critical. Key files, scans of IDs, etc.
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Kristian commented
I was very surprised coming from LastPass that attachments are not currently possible.
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bill commented
This is what's preventing me from switching at the moment.
I currently use KeePass and for some item it is critical to be able to attach files dorectly in the password database.
Examples are backup recovery files (e.g. for Synology or borgbackup), recovery codes for 2FA (that can be text, images or pdf; images are best for security). -
Andrew Stanton commented
Attachment ticket with the most votes: https://protonmail.uservoice.com/forums/953584-proton-pass/suggestions/46854553-support-tiny-file-attachments
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Grant Hearn commented
The app needs to allow photos or a scanned document to be added. Especially in notes. Many other password apps allow this feature.
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Todd Rossi commented
This sounds like a perfect integration with Proton Drive! Attachments should be able to be added to specific password AND note entries in Proton Pass. Adding an attachment should transparently upload the file to a location on Proton Drive, and allow the attachment to be accessible at a minimum, from the password/note entry in Proton Pass, and optionally by going to the actual stored location within Proton Drive.
Proton is uniquely positioned as one of the few (only?) companies with a password manager and secure cloud storage as their core product offering. Google, Apple, Microsoft don't count here as none of them prioritize their password managers, and certainly don't care to properly integrate them with their cloud storage.
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Nicola Jelmorini commented
Useful file attachments could also be screenshots or PDF.
Maybe this functionality could be integrated with Proton Drive using a predefined "special" Pass folder. -
Christian commented
Sometimes a credential is a small file (<1MB). That could be certificate + private key, an SSH key or a proprietary license file. I don't want to rely on a separate solution to handle such secrets. I expect a password manager to also support that use case.