Autofill multiple fields (including custom fields)
Provide the ability for Proton Pass to recognize and autofill additional fields (beyond just username and password). I have accounts that require at least three entries on the login screen (e.g., company ID, username, password). Currently, Proton Pass fills the company ID with my username and leaves the username blank, so I have to cut/paste the username to the correct field and copy/paste the company ID to that field. There is already a Company ID field present in my account info (imported from 1Password, which handled this flawlessly), but Proton Pass doesn't recognize or use that information.
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AL
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Indeed I also have accounts that use at least three entries on the login screen. This should be recognized, saved and used for autofill by Proton Pass
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conspire
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on some websites, there are 3 boxes you need to fill out to login. an example of this would be a website that requires a code with your login and password. (i.e. code, user, psw)
when trying to use proton pass, it fills both the code box and the user box with the username. it would be nice to have an option to autofill the 3 boxes instead of having to manually change it.
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uservoice.parsley226
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I want to autofill, say my proton password as well as mailbox password 1-by-1, now the id and the main password wll be autofiled, however in order to get the mailbox password, I will have to open the app manually and copy and paste the password. Similar deal is with other apps where I have more than one "hidden info" section which I would love to be given alternative in filling.
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Brian Pennington commented
Problem: Correct input is not always detected by Proton Pass.
Problem: Some website require more than a user/pass (custom fields).
Problem: Proton Pass identifies incorrect fields for autofill (happens a lot with search inputs)
Examples:
1. There is a custom field, like AWS console login for account ID, in which Proton pass uses to autofill my username. This is incorrect. I have to manually copy/paste id/user/pass here.
2. Developers break built-in semantics/accessibility, and Proton Pass does not recognize that it should autofill a username/passNote: I haven't necessarily prescribed any specific implementation details. The above user stories should be generally sufficient.